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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1907
Page
6
Sir Henry proposes a bargain to buy the cave freehold and treasure found with a check for twenty thousand pounds. He seeks Psyche’s hand in marriage, and the plot spins around money, consent, and a hidden cottage while Psyche's literacy and music lessons hint at growing understanding.
In a calm evening at Sir Henry’s home Psyche expresses longing to learn and speaks of Ethel as a potential daughter. Sir Henry praises Ethel and offers to adopt her, while a cautious plan unfolds to protect Psyche from a dangerous past suitor and to repair past wrongs with a measured approach. He hints at a hidden shadow over his life and promises to reveal more later.
A political candidate won Patrick Halloran over after an hour by his pig pen. Halloran recalled how the man’s shifting argument pleased him as he scratched the pig, leading to Halloran and friends eventually voting for the candidate.
The University of Illinois adds relics to its Abraham Lincoln collection including an ox yoke Lincoln carved at New Salem Illinois in 1880. The artifact stayed on campus until 1849 then Lincoln and Clark M Smith bought it at a New Salem auction as a novelty.
A humorous exchange in a women’s club portrays a wife who lets her husband carry a latchkey to amuse him. She explains the key’s fit is symbolic, not functional, as she keeps control while letting him seem independent.
A woman admits she did not pay her fare while invoking a transfer on a 14th Street trip. The conductor rebukes her, a friend deplores the confrontation, and the woman quietly explains she has not paid. The exchange reflects tensions over transit fare rules and social embarrassment.
The Philadelphia Press quotes Sub hubs inviting people to dine tonight before the cook leaves tomorrow. Cillman notes she plans to do her best this evening to remind them how much they will miss her when she is gone.
In a Boston transcript, a nephew describes being forced into an interest in his employer’s business for six months. He confirms he did not take such an interest and now must exit the firm.
A reflective note on how people react when an engagement is announced. It suggests a mix of cautious optimism and social expectations, noting phrases like it’s about time and common reactions. The piece captures informal commentary on romantic milestones and societal norms.
A brief column notes that effort beats luck in youth success and cites Wilbur F. Crafts. It observes rising fashion for embroidered canvas belts, snake skin and painted kid, Dutch necks with short sleeves, and khaki as a popular material for boys’ Russian and shirt-blouse suits.
Mrs. Charles N Preston of Buland Pa recounts a dramatic recovery after using Deans Kidney Pills. She suffered fatigue rapid weight loss diabetes-like symptoms and intense thirst. She credits the pills with restoring her weight and health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Oster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Washable braid is usually selected for trimming tub frocks of the heavy sort. Sarah foulard with large dots holds popular for afternoon and evening dresses. Mixed gray and white Sicilian makes a very smart street toilet for between seasons. Dressing sacques appear in long and short styles, high and V neck and with Bishop or flowing sleeves. A comparatively plain dress may be made elegant by adding a fancy bolero.
A Bay City mother reports her 18 year old daughter's chronic itchy rash, severe around ears neck and joints, failed with a specialist but cleared after using Cuticura Remedies. The testimonial from M Curley dated May 0, 1906 notes dramatic improvement after treatment.
The latest skirts feature rounded hems and inverted plaits along each seam, with the plaits stitched to the yoke depth for a tailored finish.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars if it fails. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The article lists varied claims on obesity cures and health tips from phosphoric acid to canaries, with notes on glues, onions, and liver for cleaning. It mixes medical assertions with curiosities like a 64 year lifeboat and a London music hall’s expenses.
A mixed apparatus of aphorisms and medical assertions. Notable lines include warnings about temper and revenge, commentary on worry, and quips from authors like Henry Warner, Seibert Dubbard, and Francias Bacon. It also touts Garfield Tea as a blood purifier for all ages.
Advice suggests storing milk in a deep jug to preserve sweetness in heat. It also advises washing fly-spects mirrors in cold water and polishing with a chamois dipped in alcohol.
An advertisement cites Mrs Nellie Makham of Buffalo New York praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for nervous troubles in women. It claims many women testify to its benefits and describes common symptoms such as irritability sleeplessness and emotional distress.
Mrs Geo A James of Fredonia New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her nervous prostration and female troubles after other remedies failed. She praises its life through the Change of Life and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance based on her long experience treating female illnesses.
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