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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
2
An array of small town items reports wrongdoing including a horse theft case and a man convicted of stealing a horse. notable deaths include Isaac Stevens of Meadow Grove at 85. Local officials change principals, road accidents injure a driver, and schools discuss bonds and staff raises. Also mentions a fire at Brownville, newspaper purchases, and community projects in Cortland and Beatrice.
A mixed set of health and lifestyle notes discusses deafness causes and suggested cures, along with home remedies involving herbal mixtures and acids. Separate items mention London newspapers, travel links, and social maxims about hosts and optimism, all in a period voice.
Wide ranging notes from Teheran to Panama report little change in Persian internal affairs and no foreign danger. U S marshal Frank Clark of Otumea Ia took oath and named C M Hinsdale as chief deputy. Willard D Straight says Antung customs will open March 21. Passengers surveying the Panama Canal express satisfaction with progress. Governor Deneen backs two senate bills for executive and attorney general spending. Congress and court actions touch patent laws rail strikes and public notices.
The passage describes methods to deter ants using lard and powdered borax, plus quirky notes on ancient Greek money and Austrian doctor mortality. It blends home remedies with stray historical lines, including a claim about doctors dying of heart disease.
A Montana man reports long term indigestion and nervousness improving after starting Grape-Nuts. He credits the food with restoring digestion nerves and eyesight, noting renewed health and happiness, saying he would not trade his gains for money. The testimonial cites Battle Creek Michigan based Postum Co and references Wellville.
A letter from Otto Yetting of Olds Alberta to M. V. McInnes describes thriving farming results including wheat yields from 23 to 45 bushels per acre, oats up to 115 bushels, barley 40 to 50 bushels, and 700 marketable potatoes. He notes a $1,000 annual income, a government creamery, no grain feeding, and ownership of a homestead patent while recommending migration from Michigan.
Advices from the state department show China faces growing unrest with famine driving propaganda aimed at unseating the government. Officials fear hysteria could trigger a general uprising, undermining foreign interests and challenging authorities. Washington remains kept informed as the situation develops.
A special train carrying many intercollegiate field meet students on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line collided head on with outbound No 2 within Los Angeles city limits. Six people were killed and seventeen injured, with several fatally. Path engines and cars were demolished. the crash was heard blocks away.
Thirty nine congressmen touring the Panama Canal site reported strong productivity with daily dirt removal near 30 to 31 thousand cubic yards and an average 100 thousand cubic yards monthly though they noted heat and limited Chinese labor. They observed about 35,000 on payroll with 5,000 Americans. A Virginia forest fire in Patrick County threatens property and lives near Stuart spreading toward Cruz.
An instructional line warns that many complexions are ruined by heavy massage and cautions against home treatment, suggesting safer alternatives. The fragment implies concern over facial care practices and potential damage from improper massaging techniques.
Major C W Penrose, Twenty-fifth Infantry, was acquitted of neglect of duty after President Roosevelt ordered the probe into the Brownsville incident last August. Accusers claimed misconduct by soldiers of the Twenty-fifth Infantry in the Texas town, but the court found no fault with Penrose.
In Anselmo Nebraska Constable Lewis was killed and wounded while pursuing Charlie Shant for shooting and disorderly conduct. Four deputies opened fire as Shant fled on a freight line.
In Japan a large circulating library project gathers thousands of scientific, educational, and literary works in multiple languages for student access. The effort includes tens of thousands of volumes, aiming to broaden civilization and learning across twenty four languages.
Delegates from trains men and conductors on major systems gathered in Chicago for a conference with general managers to decide the fate of a potential nationwide rail strike. A pre canvassed referendum reportedly shows about 75 percent in favor of rejecting railroad wage proposals, though not yet officially canvassed. In Lawrenc e Kansas a poisoning at the National Soldiers Home claims one death and leaves many veterans ill with tainted hash. William J Cook 63 a Fourteenth Missionry Cavalry member died. He leaves a widow in Mexico Missouri. About seventy five veterans are seriously ill but expected not to die. most others have recovered.
Edward Howell of Fort Crook Nebraska describes a severe eczema case that plagued hands and legs for years. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, itching stopped and sores disappeared in six days.
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