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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
The piece laments missed chances and misaddressed love notes that ruin Cupid's plans. It argues carelessness in letter writing and misunderstandings fuel breakups, urging clear replies and proper addressing to prevent lonely, failed romances.
A column discusses women's love worries from youth to marriage, noting the eternal pull of romance. It contrasts the hopeful pursuit of young women with the fears of married women about keeping or escaping love, and suggests Cupid offers no fix for a weary heart.
A dated social column urges men to judge partners by substance over show. It contrasts silk stockings and costly dress with practicality, praising frugal, tailorable outfits and advising women to invest in durable, simple clothes to attract a stable spouse. It cites a bakery clerk as a model of natural charm over wealth and fashion.
The article explains opium preparation from incisions in poppy capsules to collected juice dried in sun and kneaded on boards. It forms cakes, drying in warm air, yielding about 11 percent morphine for medical use, or reduced to five percent morphin by adulteration for smoking mixtures.
A historical exchange notes that hiring a girl as help is cheaper than medical treatment over time. The remark compares ongoing domestic labor costs with eventual medical expenses, reflecting frugal attitudes toward household care and health.
Cornell announces trainer Jack Moakley aged fifty two has signed a decade long contract to coach track and cross country. His current agreement runs to the Intercollegiate meet on May 26-27 and the new terms take effect after the championships. Moakley joined Cornell 17 years ago and the program has won six intercollegiate track meets and 14 cross country titles under his oversight. The opening of the new field and practice hall has doubled male participation in track.
Columbia University rowing coach Jim Rice speaks to rally interest in crew and dispel rumors he plans to quit due to lack of candidates. He recounts asking a freshman why he didn't join and the student replying Rice will leave, a tale Rice says he himself shared.
The Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders' association reports 763 colts and fillies entered for the 1915 Kentucky Futurity. Kentucky leads with 274 entries up 50 from last year, followed by New York 109 and Ohio 57. Illinois 64 and Massachusetts 45. The list includes 264 nominators.
Unconditional release from Pittsburgh Federal allows Jack Lewis to pursue a return to Wheeling. The veteran second baseman aims to join the Wheeling club, seeking regular playing time and renewed contributions in the lineup.
Carlisle Indians drop lacrosse and Guy Rea plans spring training at Poughkeepsie. Cornell lists track hopefuls and the University of Pennsylvania reports 150 candidates. Yale coach Tad Jones earns 7000 a year. Grand opera horse wins 17 of 20 starts as tensions in wrestling rise. Mayor Davis backs city handball courts in Cleveland parks. Jim Bluejacket works in a Bronx bakery. Redland opens season with 10000 reservations. interstate series features 25 players fight for final crown by May 5.
Norwegian shipping grows through two tracks. Capitalists like Halfdan Wilhelmsen build global routes while Fred Olsen funds new diesel steamship lines. Trade intensifies with Canary Islands to North America, stock markets roar, and Beaker sells for 14 million kroner amid rising freight rates. Norway also sees wage gains as mechanics work in England and Russia buys Norwegian scythes.
A serious young woman asks if a play is suitable for bringing her parents. The theater treasurer answers, clarifying whether the production is appropriate for family viewing and whether parental guidance is advised.
A fragmented quotation reveals a shift as a person finds purpose in bridge. The text frames the game as a captivating gate that gives life direction and daily focus.
Eric Trolle asserts Sweden remains neutral unless belligerents threaten sovereign rights. Stories note a Malmö aviator’s narrow survival, Sweden’s pastor shortage prompting lay ministry appeals, and a sad tale of a dieing woman who received a late inheritance letter. A Kapellskar railway proposal, a 30 000 peasants statue design, and Sweden’s rigsdag 50th anniversary are discussed.
Knude Rasmussen intends a Greenland voyage in two to three months while Lolland considers boosting fruit orchards. A potential corporation may plant diverse fruit trees to supply the home market. Vilhelm Hammershoej died February 13, born 1864. The Danish government banned wood pulp exports. The Sigurd reported a new large German submarine near Norway, six guns on board. it vanished after cruising northwest, then two small British cruisers surfaced nearby.
An old health ad urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast to flush the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims cleansing benefits, notes inexpensive tasteless formula, and promotes ongoing use to feel healthier. It also mentions pepper imports and Dr Pierce’s pills with a closing quip about quarrels and juries.
An advertisement from Marine Eye Remedy Co. of Chicago urges readers to keep eyes youthful by using their product. It offers an Eye Book upon request to demonstrate how to preserve a youthful appearance and avoid age disclosure.
A provocative remark linking insanity to bad teeth stirs debate in the public sphere. The exchange, captured in a period-voice aside, underscores era concerns about health and moral behavior.
An advertisement promises freckles disappear using ethine double strength applied twice daily. It claims most users need at most one ounce, with money back guarantee if it fails to remove freckles.
In a sharp golf club exchange a golfer asks another for his handicap with a wry jest. The reply deflects by noting honesty is the measure, prompting a final jest about judgment.
Bath with hot water and Cuticura Soap to ease irritation. If irritation persists, apply Cuticura Ointment on the end of the finger. Restful sleep often follows using these emollients. Free sample by mail with Book. address postcard to Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A witty exchange from London Punch features a guest praising a sop's win and a wife recalling a bold moment when he stood up to her. The quip highlights surprise, pride, and a sharp retort in a playful social scene.
A 10 cent Cascarets box promises to cleanse the stomach and liver overnight. The ad claims relief from headache biliousness indigestion sour stomach and foul gas and adds that the product works while you sleep with no gripe for children.
Dialogue from a boarding house scene features Mrs Skinner and Mr Simpkins discussing beef doneness with humorous undertones. The brief exchange hints at character dynamics and domestic humor typical of the period.
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