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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
6
Mexico mints produce more silver dollars than any other country. Last year Mexico shipped several million silver dollars to China.
Florence Capen of Oakley Michigan recounts chronic back and hip pain that ruined sleep and appetite until she began taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills. She says her night’s rest improved immediately and credits the remedy with curing her kidney problems. The item also notes a Saxony town plan to gift savings books at birth and a humorous domestic exchange about an evening school.
The fragment lists remedies and testimonials, including David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, with scattered remarks about illnesses and cures, mentioning individuals and places like Everett, Pa and Rondout, N. The tone imitates 19th or early 20th century patent medicine ads.
A terse motivational note urges ready action and persistence. It calls to stop waiting for opportunities and to create momentum by showing up and elevating efforts immediately.
A long review argues the packing industry has boosted farmer profits and exports, improved by product by‑products, and expanded markets. It counters sweeping condemnations, noting no proven illegal practices and Garfield’s report exonerating Western packers amid widespread criticism.
Charles M Schwab secures an agreement with the Russian admiralty to construct a fleet of powerful American-style battleships, with Bethlehem Shipyard to build hulls and American yards supplying armor and ordnance. A Baltic port yard may house Russian workers under American supervision as ties deepen between the two nations.
Mrs. Carrie King of Darlington Missouri describes years of biliousness kidney and liver trouble with recurring back and head pains. She credits Peruna with her recovery after taking twelve bottles, declaring she is now a healthy woman.
Mrs Minnie B McAllister of Minneapolis Minnesota credits a seven week Peruna course with curing long lasting back and side pain. She says pelvic catarrh symptoms vanished and praises the remedy as effective, noting many similar testimonials reach Dr Hartman for Peruna.
A Sacramento, California waiter who refused tips died recently leaving an estate valued in the thousands. He was James Riley noted for returning gratuities and quips about seeking better pay. The obituary recalls his habit of rejecting tips and his humor about workers’ pay.
Mrs. F Callahan of 114 Hall Street Parkerburg West Virginia endorses Fise's Cure for consumption as the best medicine for croppy children in a statement dated April 16, 1901.
Three Western Pacific local directors including David F. Walker and George A. Batchelder travel to New York for a meeting called by George Gould to reorganize the board and place contracts for the new transcontinental railroad. Another director A. O. Kaias has earlier gone east.
Fire alarms summoned all units from the Battery to Twenty-fifth as a blaze destroyed upper floors housing furniture dealers and manufacturers of soft underware while the ground floor housed Van Norden Trust Company a Hebrew loan society and the Hebrew charity association. Flames shot high above the roofs as the fire raged through the blocks.
In Cleveland authorities auctioned Mrs Cassie L Chadwick's former personal property from her Bucks Avenue home. The first day yielded 1344 dollars with many valuable effects. A relic hunter bought Mrs Chadwick's passage roll for 50 seats.
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania ten miners are killed at the Conningham mine of the Delaware and Hudson company when a rope breaks and the cage plummets 400 feet to the shaft bottom. A rescue party found the bodies beneath debris at the sump.
In St Petersburg and across Russia Easter was observed with grand midnight services, illuminations, and bells. Authorities warned no bomb plots materialized as troops and police stood ready. the national mood emphasized piety, with processions, the tomb's empty discovery, and the chorus of He is risen, Indeed.
Nan Patterson remains under sentence awaiting the end of her trial while Morgan Smith her in law and co defendant in the conspiracy case attend prison and religious services at the Tombs.
A report notes Charles M. Schwab traveling from St. Petersburg to a European tour via Hamburg to Luxemburg iron works and back to Berlin for a day. He confirms a contract with Russian warships but says discussion is inappropriate at the moment.
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