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Vague OCR fragment mentions cures and aids but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates. Content hints at medical or treatment topics but unreadable for specifics.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
3
Vague OCR fragment mentions cures and aids but lacks clear events, names, places, or dates. Content hints at medical or treatment topics but unreadable for specifics.
Reports from Batangas Kamisank Bay and Singapore detail Russian Pacific Squadron movements and coaling, with Japan threatening response if Russian ships anchor. Chicago railways enter talks for municipal ownership, while Honolulu notes a coal cargo facing a boycott and private purchasers.
Henry H. Rogers defends John D. Rockefeller against criticism asserting wealth bears no taint. A sensational incident in Sunderland Tingland left 560 poor residents unsettled after a coke fire and gunlock disturbance, with the subject labeled uncooked despite exposure. Mobile writer William E. Curtis describes the south needing labor and railway efforts to attract immigrants. London detectives uncover about a half ton of lace hidden in ten sacks at a tailor’s premises.
Rev. Jacob D. Van Doren of Fond du Lac Wisconsin, a Presbyterian clergyman, reports severe kidney disorders kept him bedridden. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with general health improvement and relief, offering to share details in personal interview. Donn's Kidney Pills sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
An advertisement warns that germs like typhoid fever, diphtheria, and smallpox multiply in decaying glue in kalsomines and wallpaper paste. It urges customers to request a sample card of colors and information about decorating.
A twenty two year old hayseeder visits a Joplin grocery for vanilla extract and jokes about perfumery. The Atlantic reports measured waves by the Washington Hydrographic Bureau. A New York fraud case involves Dr Kane and Dr Hall swindling a patient of ten thousand dollars. A Korea marriage certificate is shared between spouses. Warren Wormsley dies at seventy in a Michigan hotel and a woman companion is sought.
London reports officials refuse to claim alarm over the far eastern situation. Paris dispatches note Japan seeks neutrality assurances from France, while Britain doubts Russia violates neutrality and says no action is requested from Tokyo.
In St Petersburg authorities brace for a decisive sea battle between Rojestvensky and Togo that could alter Russia’s reform program. Liberals fear a victory would entrench bureaucracy while police crackdowns intensify, with widespread arrests and banished meetings across cities. May Day demonstrations loom as troops and Cossacks mass, while Poland and the Baltic provinces become flashpoints amid martial law rumors.
Chicago report says the grand jury will likely start an inquiry into the cause and progress of the current strike at Montgomery Ward & Co. A resolution urged the panel to learn more, and a delegation of prominent men conferred with State's Attorney Healy.
Kansas City report says James R. Garfield commissioner of corporations and Herbert S. Hadley attorney general of Missouri conferred at the request of the Missouri official seeking an investigation into Standard Oil. Garfield arrived after a week examining oil in Kansas and Indian Territory to address the Kuife and Fork club.
The Chicago Shipbuilding Company and the Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America settled a possible strike at their South Chicago yards. The agreement was signed at the union headquarters in Whangas City and ends labor tensions at a major iron ship producer on the Great Lakes.
In Cleveland Ohio bail was not offered for Mrs Cassie L Chadwick pending the circuit court of appeals hearing after a conference between Former Judge Wing and Chadwick at the county jail. The decision delays bail until the final bankruptcy proceeding hearing.
An endorsement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures a dyspepsia linked to the female organism. Mrs Maggie Wright of Brooklyn credits rapid relief after trying other remedies, saying the tonic restored her appetite and daily function within five weeks.
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