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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1893
Page
4
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VaANWycx suffered two strokes at his home a few days ago and is now slowly recovering. The public urges politics be set aside and wishes for his speedy recovery.
A reform slatemaker is already at work in Polk County as several advocates push for reforms within the party. The campaign frames itself as serving the people while targeting existing political factions.
The article argues the Alliance-Independent should rename its political group to the politicians party Kiddie to reflect its aims. It contends the current label People s needs replacement with a clearer designation.
The Kansas populists are reorganizing the state militia and placing it on a war footing. No one not aligned with the populist cause will be allowed to enlist. The move is criticized as ill advised and likely to provoke public distrust.
The piece argues that while populist so-called experts mislead, the real culprit is the machine behind them draining public money at eight dollars and fifty cents per day. It asserts poth county shares the same Erfahrung of waste and laments the ongoing financial loss.
The column voices anxiety that reform faction tensions may hollow the ranks of the so called immortals, with whispers that Chamberlain's old guard could face another rejection. The piece hints at a brewing, uncertain harvest as power shifts loom.
Polk County charged with rising debt as reformers in Nebraska's sole legislature spend over half a million more than prior sessions. The reform majority allegedly increased state expenses by about 1.6 million compared to the previous Republican body. Critics ask taxpayers how this aligns with reform ideals and accountability.
The Seward Blade laments the fate of the sub treasury scheme and two per cent loans promised to farmers. It condemns independent party hopes as buried in a graveyard of failed schemes and phantom promises, recalling a farcical and corrupt political scene.
Near the end of Harrison's administration democratic papers condemned how cattlemen maneuvered in Washington to delay opening the Cher ooKee Strip.
The piece criticizes both the republican and democratic administrations for delaying the Strip opening. It alleges the lease to cattlemen blocks access for six months, and cites land office obstacles that push opening into late fall, hindering next year's crops. The writer questions why democratic organs do not address the delay.
In a State Board of Public Lands and Building case, W L Green sits sleepily in court, head on table for nearly an hour, amid questions about a $2 509 independent side show and calls of reform. The Liberty report notes his deep fatigue and questions the value of his service to the state.
The Durham Globe calls for a fully Democratic Congress and President to audit and pay long overdue claims of fathers and troth ers who supported the South during the war. It denounces Northern troops for plunder and urges immediate, full payment to those who suffered and worked to sustain their families.
Memorial Day program set for Tuesday May 30 93. J F Reynolds Post lead committee aided by the Woman’s Relief Corps Sons of Veterans and Daughters of Veterans will decorate soldiers’ graves with flags and flowers at the established cemetery sites.
The G A R posts and allied civic groups plan a 10 am gathering at the G A R Ball with a 1 pm procession around the square to the courthouse. A guard of honor, school children, and veterans will lead to the cemetery for a ceremonial display and recitations. Business closures from 1:30 to 4 pm are requested in tribute to fallen heroes.
The Nebraska State Journal announces a new subscriber offer of free accident insurance with a three month prepaid plan at nine dollars and sixty cents, plus a five dollar policy per subscriber, promising reliable daily editions and later state telegrams. The ad also promotes Ballard’s Horehound Syrup by R. K. Baum as a top cough remedy.
A brisk North wind heralds cold weather and a promised quick remedy named One Minute Cough Cure from R. % Baus. The ad touts safety and a rapid cure for coughs in a compact, period style.
Promotion of top rail travel options by Union Pacific and North-Western for Chicago to Omaha and intermediate points. Claims year round comfort and service beyond the World’s Fair.
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve offered to treat piles cures and skin ailments. Baum promotes Shiloh’s Cure for coughs, with pocket doses and sale through R K Baum in Osceola.
Public demand drives travel options for the World’s Fair era with through vestibuled trains on the Chicago Union Pacific and North-Western Line. No changes needed for travel between Chicago Omaha and intermediate points, touted as the finest and fastest service.
The Record is promoted as the best local paper with a yearly subscription offer of 175 dollars for both papers. A medical claim touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the smallest pills that perform the cure and are the best.
An advertisement promotes Rozodero to women for clear skin removing redness and blemishes. Actress Ethel Wolf endorses it, claiming it is harmless and effective. The 75 cent bottle is mailed in plain wrap from Rozodoro Co in South Bend Indiana, with agents wanted.
The article extols De Witt's Little Early Risers as highly effective for dyspepsia headaches and constipation. It emphasizes small size and perfection in action, targeting the most intelligent readers in the community.
While traveling in Kansas, Mr. Td Rishey of Alton, Missouri, fell violently ill with cholera morbus. A drug store recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and after a few doses he recovered completely. The advertised medicine is claimed to cure bowel complaints reliably.
An advertisement touts De Witt's Little Marly Risers as pills for the complexion and digestive system, with praise from Captain Streeney US Army in San Diego. It also promotes Shiloh's Urrah Remedy and a toothwash called Sexafroo by Kunkel Bros.
A dealer, Kunkel Bros, advertises Sexafrop a tooth wash claimed to instantly whiten teeth. The copy asserts its superiority over other cheap washes and promises beneficial, non injurious results for refined customers.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure by R. K. Baum, promising immediate relief from a hacking cough and warning against letting it continue. The copy presents cough relief as essential and urgent.
This advertisement touts Shilohs Cure as the most successful medicine for cough croup bronchitis and consumption with guaranteed trial since discovery. It notes prices of 10 50c and 1 and urges consumption sufferers to try it, plus a Shilohs Porous Plaster offered by R K Baum.
An old trade note claims DeWits Witch Hazel Salve cures burns bruises cuts indolent sores and piles. It describes a fural application in the rostrils for catarrah and asserts universal wound relief.
An advertises a cure for catarrh diphetheria canker mouth and headache. Each bottle includes an ingenious nasal injector at no extra charge. Sold by R K Baum Druggist.
The most painful rheumatism cases may be relieved by a few applications of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and continued use will cure any case. It also eases lame back side chest lameness and other painful affections needing an external remedy. A flannel saturate with Pain Balm bound to the pain site is superior to any plaster. For sale by Baum.
An advertisement asserts many people suffer indigestion constipation dizziness and loss of appetite. It promises relief with Shiloh’s Vitalizer guaranteed to cure for 75 cents. Sold by R K Baum, Drugist.
W L Denny of New Lexington Ohio says Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves muscular rheumatism better than anything he has used. He has used it for about two years, five bottles in total, and always keeps a bottle on hand. Available at Baum's for 50 cents a bottle.
John Caraghar, a Fulton County Ohio merchant, says St Patrick's Pill are the best selling pills he handles because they provide a pleasant cathartic effect and are certain and thorough in their action. Available at Faums Druggist.
The remptness and certainty of its cures have made Cramyerlins Cough Remedy famous. It is intended for coughs colds croup and whiping coughs and is regarded as an effective remedy for those diseases. Mr OB Main of Utton City Pa reports having used it successfully in every bottle and has not heard of a failure. Fifty cent bottles for sale by RK Baum.
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