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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
7
The unreadable text appears as an OCR fragment with mentions of cosmetics fresh air heat moisture and possible remedies. It loosely references using products in a room and a lamp corner for moisture, plus vague references to external uses and dilutions. No clear event or people are identifiable.
In Rocky Creek, Tory tensions rise as Job Dawson allies with Colonel Ferguson while Marion's fate looms. Amid desertion and pursuit, Ruth Strickland and Frank Forstall confront danger, fear, and a budding, cautious affection before the group rides off to another clash.
A Winnipeg Free Press piece argues Western Canada’s wheat belt holds strong appeal for ambitious young men. It notes unprecedented immigration interest, tells how Canadian government agents can provide rates and routes, and presents farming as a stepping stone to local prosperity and civil prominence in the prairies.
Mary Adair, Ruth, and Mrs Strickland rush from the house after a disturbance. They fear Cunningham's men may be searching for Lewis Hawthorne or his body as shouts echo in the distance. Mary recalls the danger Hawthorne faced while a secretive scene unfolds.
In Lady Sheil's Life and Manners in Persia a camel left to die is rescued then slaughtered by villagers. The episode reveals how mercy can be misread as cruelty and shows colonial-era tensions over animal welfare and justice.
A Baltimore American quotation questions whether paving improvements are tied to graft. The exchange suggests graft might be a factor, while one speaker downplays the accusation. The item frames concerns around municipal street work and integrity.
A fragmented line indicates lodges sending notices that assessments are due three fourths of the time.
A compact list notes that wax can be drawn out with blotter and warm iron. Clergymen are nervous preaching before Kaiser Wilhelm knowing his royal nibs dislike sermons longer than fifteen minutes. Pimples can stem from indigestion. a remedy is a teaspoonful of sodium phosphate before breakfast, with diet adjustments needed for results.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages through internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad promises one hundred dollar failure reward and urges sending for testimonials, with sales through doctors and at 75 cents.
Powdered tea with lard can staunch bleeding on a cut. Eat a light lunch to avoid wasting flesh. Salt cleanses and preserves teeth and freshens breath. Avoid worrying at night for clear skin. Ventilate sleeping rooms day and night. Use coffee in starch for lace curtains. Soap and wood ashes clean zinc. Whiting with sweet oil buffs silver to shine. Wipe and polish with soft cloth.
A Jersey City woman describes kidney and backache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She reports swollen feet puffiness dizziness and highly colored secretions improving to good health. She urges others to try the remedy as she is now well and confident it keeps her well.
The first authentic account places anthracite coal in America in 1768 69 when two Connecticut born blacksmiths named Gore used it in Pennsylvania. Earlier French production is recorded in 1814 and Welsh coal saw limited use by 1828. In Wilkes Barre anthracite sold to blacksmiths at three dollars a ton from 1810 14 marking its early heating success.
U S N sailor H J Myers reports three year itching humor cured in three weeks by Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He bathed daily, used six to seven boxes, and has remained symptom free since. Newark New York July 8 1905. Also notes advice on camel hair brush for carving dusting.
The University of Michigan comprises seven instruction departments including literature science and the arts along with engineering medicine law pharmacy homoeopathy and dentistry plus a graduate school and summer session on campus at Ann Arbor. It notes colored diamonds and cites 177 women employed as stationary engineers and firemen in the United States. In Australia mutton fetches two cents a pound and Cornhill London claims the highest rents with a room leased at 13000 dollars annually.
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