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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
3
Berlin interview with Dr Walther Rathenau on copper rubber and petrol supplies shows Germany’s self sufficiency growth and future aims. The piece details copper production kitchens and mines at Mansfeld plus new chemistry while noting mobilized women in war support roles and home front efforts.
Frau Dernburg is identified as the wife of Dr. Bernard Dernburg, described as the Kaiser's official mouthpiece in the United States, implying a diplomatic or prominent social role connected to German official representation.
In Goshen Indiana William Arche near Cromwell tried to burn lice from pigs with kerosene. A lit torch dropped into oil causing a flash. Several hogs caught fire and dashed around the yard. They fled to mud and water ending the blaze and saving the farmer from loss.
Mrs Laura Green wife of a local farmer was attacked by a cow and gored. She grabbed the animal by the horns and held on until her husband came to pull her to safety. The incident occurred near Lexington Kentucky.
A sealed wagon carrying vegetables from Genoa to Berlin was ripped open after a railroad accident to reveal Maxim guns hidden inside the load. Local authorities report the trafficking appears connected to illicit arms movement across borders.
The Penn museum reports a new Garden of Eden and a petrified Tree of Life in a highland tribe south of Brazil. Dr. William C. Farabee transcribed tribal Creation accounts where two gods Tuminkar and Dawid fashioned humans and animals. Dawid supplied food. the Tree of Life provides nourishment if people cultivate it.
The article notes St Gall Switzerland famed for machine embroidered white goods exporting to America before the war, its lace city heritage from St Gallen monks, and American capital influence. It contrasts Calais France as a lace hub with machine woven laces, multilingual signs, and strong tourist and trade pull amid wartime disruption.
The article notes a three year old estimate of four million tons of water soluble potash salts in a deposit across the water and confirms the size as the most promising immediate source of commercial potash in the United States though production and market placement remain not yet assured.
Salt crusted Searles Lake in southern California has drawn attention as a potential large scale source of potash. Reported promising prospects suggest possible substantial commercial production forthcoming from this arid valley district.
A 1893 Wichita bank er, after vainly appealing for funds, stands among yellow telegrams when Arthur Faulkner’s cheerful whistling opens his door. Faulkner reveals he has a little money left and would trade it all to whistle as freely as the tune.
Letters from Camden and Hanover claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured nervous spells kidney weakness backache bearing down pains and infertility. Testimonials describe rapid relief and restored health with genuine unsought endorsements.
A hotel elevator operator quits after being told to stay until his month ends. The next day Eugene Beifeld, son of the proprietor, rides the car to the manager and demands the dismissal of the new worker, saying he does not want him around. The tale is cited as proof there are many methods to separate from an undesirable job.
A humorous exchange asks if love at first sight exists. The speaker cites Magegsby as an example and riffs on whether his wife would have married him after a second look at his face. The tone is light and satirical.
A curtness reveals a wry speaker who chides fate at cards while conceding romance favors him. The exchange hints at personal irony and a playful battle between chance and affection.
A Topeka woman credits Postum with curing years of insomnia and nervousness after giving up coffee. She reports rapid improvement, restored digestion, and peaceful sleep within weeks, claiming no medicines since switching. The advertisement cites Postum Cereal and Instant Postum with pricing and urges grocer availability.
The likelihood of being struck by lightning is four times greater in the country than in the city, underscoring heightened outdoor danger outside urban areas.
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