First of its kind operation reaches Gotham hospital
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
5
A lone woman underwent a groundbreaking operation 21 days ago in Gotham hospital marking the first such case in medical history.
Clayton Texas May 1 Special. J H Bailey testifies that Dodd's Kidney Pills are the best remedy for Diabetes claiming seven boxes helped him and that strict dieting would have completed his cure. He says the pills have cured hundreds of diabetes cases and never failed. they also treat kidney diseases from backache to Bright's Disease.
An inquiry by New York investigators finds discrepancies of many millions in a gas company's figures for profits and land investments. The probe questions accounting practices and potential overstatements affecting investors and regulators.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh, a supposed constitutional disease, by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer 100 to anyone it fails to cure and urge sending for testimonials. Sold by druggists at 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also recommended.
The text surveys social customs and engineering feats, noting Japan’s use of fireflies at celebrations and a firefly hunter’s method. It mentions Calcutta’s pontoon bridge as the world’s largest, a Christmas Eve 1800 assassination attempt on Napoleon, Rock Island railroad mail routes, U.S. payments to foreign ships, a Paris superstition about the number thirteen, and a remedy of adding a fourteenth guest to avoid bad luck.
Mr. William A. Newman of Missouri endured eight years of grip with deafness head and stomach pains and heart symptoms. After trying doctors and elixirs, he credited Dr Williams Pink Pills with rapid relief and a total cure within three months. Sold by every druggist.
Local notes report a variety of events from Nebraska towns. Plans include a Methodist church near Harrington, a clay brick plant in Humboldt, a farmer’s line by Nebraska Telephone, and stock transfers at Table Rock. Also listed are resignations, guard musters, irrigation transfers, accidents, weddings, and fires across several communities.
In a stormy Oxfordshire tale Cripps the carrier and Hardenow clash as Cripps reveals Cripps's sister’s influence on Cripps and a possible link to Cinnaminta while Overshute sets plans to visit the Squire and Beckley. A night ride uncovers a hidden child in danger.
John W. Glenister of Providence Rhode Island famed long distance swimmer shares his views on Peruna after using it as a tonic. He cites notable feats in the United States and England and presents his opinion in a letter.
A Columbus Ohio letter praises Peruna for spring wellness noting two bottles helped an athlete named John W Glenister prepare for training. He contrasts past spring tonics as ineffective and urges fellow athletes to try Peruna to get the system in good shape.
The piece argues athletes must stay in peak condition through spring by keeping digestion and sleep steady and avoiding illness. It touts Peruna as a reliable spring tonic that lifts mood, supports stamina, and helps athletes avoid feeling under the weather while staying in the pink of condition.
In a sunlit carrier's kitchen, a Saturday scene unfolds as Russel Overshute arrives at Cripps home. Esther Blush, a poised figure, greets him while Cripps recalls a tale of peril and a child's rescue. Overshute, a courteous suitor, engages with Esther and asks about Brasenose, hinting at a broader conversation to come.
The imperfect text references mood heat wind and various names such as Henry Tewher and Upper bth with scattered lines about frogs children pigs and a possible poem or tale. It lacks a clear narrative but implies a scene with weather and local figures.
Fragmented OCR passage describes coastal and mountainous landscapes near Venezuela with references to blue waters, fortifications, and a route through Tayga. Mentions towns like Macuto and Lamuarra, railway notes, and terrain features such as tunnels and edge mountains. Various scrambled words hint at historical travel and defense imagery without a clear narrative.
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