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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1927
Page
2
An advertisement from Sedalia Missouri endorses Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women. Mrs Amy L Paxton testifies relief after limited use noting inability to walk before improvement. The ad invites trial samples by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce’s Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo NY and offers free medical advice.
The ad offers Moone's Emerald Oil to end corn pain and soreness with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims quick relief and comfort, and notes the oil also helps swollen or varicose veins. Drugstores reportedly sell large quantities.
Japanese cinema grows beyond Western topics as Kaplin films fade. The popular title Schoolmaster Matsumoto depicts the Eramiar grades with a simple plot of a teacher rescuing a pupil from the river, and it ran a full year in Tokyo.
An advertisement urges buyers to verify the Bayer name on aspirin packaging or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years. It warns against counterfeit or unverified products and advises saying Bayer at purchase.
A director directs a film crew to locate a hydrant and bring arden hose wyes and a watering pot. The scene involves Andy and Tames as assistants while a big boss passes by and asks what is happening. The dialogue captures a set preparation moment during filming.
A damaged recipe item lists 3 level teaspoons Calu and shortening and sugar, 1 cup milk, 1 level teaspoon salt, 3 cups flour, 4 egg whites, and baking powder. Alternate milk and dry ingredients, fold in egg whites last, flavor to taste, bake thirty minutes in layer pans at 25 degrees. Serve with whipped cream.
A dialogue hints a calm man secretly loves Tetty and is more deeply drawn than any prior suitor. The exchange suggests hidden passion and social tension around their relationship.
In a terse exchange, Prudent asks how one cured sleepwalking and Dave replies humorously that he took carfare to bed. The brief pair highlights a playful domestic moment with a touch of whimsy.
A reflective line discusses the difficulty of persuading a man of his own authenticity when overwhelmed by a stronger rival. It suggests themes of self perception and power dynamics without explicit events.
Distressed by gas and fullness from poor digestion or dyspepsia is described with symptoms like a distended stomach and short breathing. The ad promotes Dave's Mentha Pepsin for quick relief and Dare's Mentha Vepsin as a guaranteed elixir to prevent attacks with money-back assurance.
A historical sketch traces Sam Bass born in Indiana in 1851 who moved to Texas as a youth and became a famed train robber. It chronicles his early life with Dad Egan, the Deadwood and Ogallala raids, and his leadership of a gang that raided Union Pacific trains. The narrative details the Round Rock bank ambush, Ranger pursuit, Jackson’s heroism, Bass’s mortal wounding, and his Round Rock grave marker.
The piece extols cookery as a fine art and vital skill for women, urging educated taste, balanced meals, and training over intuition. It highlights the house mother role, shopping frugally, and practical spring recipes including String Bean Salad, Asparagus Salad, Watercress Salad, Frozen Pudding, Apple Snow, and French Toast.
In August I witnessed the Royal Welsh Eisteddfod in Wales a vast gathering of Welsh culture dating to the twelfth century. The festival drew ten to twenty thousand listeners for a grand open air choral contest and the world’s leading choirs competed for the chief prize. The sight of gowned druids tall hat harpists and banners added to the ancient atmosphere of this Olympic of song.
Excerpt notes Celtic symbols and bardic imagery in an ancient Welsh festival described by Robert Petre in My European Excursions. The passage evokes the sword of peace and Hirla's horn as emblematic of summer visitors’ experience in old Wales.
A reflection on how planning shapes creation from architecture to sculpture and art. The piece emphasizes a vivid idea guiding the artist before any material work begins.
A reflective aphorism contrasts lack of uplifting ideas with failure to climb. It warns that without a clear horizon or hill top in view, people fall and fail to rise. The line emphasizes motivation and vision as drivers of ascent.
A fragment reflecting Burke on natural rights and government. It warns that yielding any artificial imposition on individual rights turns governance into mere convenience, eroding the authentic basis of liberty. The quotation underscores the risk of compromising fundamental self-government principles.
The term quadroon refers to a person whose parentage is one white and one black or mixed, yielding one four parts black and three four parts white. It explains racial categorization by genealogical fractions used historically.
A Fort Worth Star-Telegram note claims the modern baby rattles are not fewer in use but marketed as ensuring less noise and fuss. The column questions the rationale behind the so called quiet rattles and their appeal to parents.
Advice urges using Diamond dyes for fabric tinting to achieve professional like results. Readers are offered a free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia and Color Craft book by mail from Diamond Dyes, Burlington Vermont, with sample colors and easy directions.
A solicitation promises a free Webster's Dictionary in exchange for a small amount of information. Readers are directed to write to BOX 33 in South Berkeley, California, to receive particulars.
In Martignyburg Switzerland a bounty paid ten sous per mole tail led a man to deliver many tails. An archeologist examined the tails with a magnifying glass and found a large scale hoax. He shaved a mole then glued hair to make fake tails. Dozens of tails were produced in this scheme.
An old advertisement touts Bell-Ans as a non laxative indigestion remedy proving relief for over acidity belching gas sick headache heartburn nausea bilious ness and other digestive disorders. It claims thirty years of value and offers free samples from Bell & Co Inc Orangeburg NY.
A light exchange on the jury system features a remark about disagreement leading to a “nice visit together.” The quotes suggest a humorous take on juror deliberations and the process.
A fragment hints at Ruby swallowing ink and a stubborn reply to adversity. The dialogue implies tenacity and wit in facing hardship, with brief exchanges emphasizing endurance and resourcefulness.
Advertising copy touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe, narcotic free remedy for babies over 30 years. It positions Castoria as a pleasant substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Teething Drops and soothing syrups with proven directions on each package. The genuine product bears a signature.
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