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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
7
Sherman man J H Plangman recounts severe back and leg pain from kidney trouble. After costly doctor visits and incomplete relief, he used Dean’s Kidney Pills from C B Craycroft and reports relief by the second day and full cure soon after.
Irritation of the bladder signals kidney trouble and delays worsen conditions. The ad claims Dean's Kidney Pillar can relieve sick kidneys by healing delicate membranes and reducing inflammation, promising warding off diabetes dropsy and Bright's disease.
A fragment notes that kidneys regain regular, natural action by maintaining balance and avoiding strain. It suggests normal urinary function improves with consistent habits. The target audience is readers seeking health tips on kidney performance and daily routines.
A jumble of quotes notes and short items reflects mixed historical curiosities political remarks and local notes. Highlights include remarks on wealth in New York City Adams in literature and the post office investigation with other social reflections and rural anecdotes.
G. Bauer, once linked to the Bauer Grocery company of St Louis, filed for bankruptcy in Chicago listing debts of 867 000 with no assets named.
Hinton Kentucky reports a local school teacher, E. J. Thompson, cured diabetes after two doctors failed. He credits Dodd's Kidney Pills, saying he took about ten boxes and was saved when physicians gave no hope. He asserts the remedy can cure kidney trouble and diabetes alike.
A fragment discusses etiquette, urging attentive listening and discouraging interruptions. It references a forthcoming meeting by the Blast Furnace workers and aPara Sustieters Union of America in Youngstown on a date noted as 30.2, with the next meeting planned for the following year.
Annie Irish will pose as Cleopatra for Hamilton King who will paint her in the role of ras the Egyptian beauty in Ben Hur. The portrait will be exhibited at the World's Fair.
Pueblo women raise six thousand dollars to build a miniature mineral palace on a site adjoining the Colorado building at the World’s Fair. The project aims to showcase regional mineral wealth and craftsmanship through a compact exhibit space.
A Brooklyn businessman recalls coffee dominance that harmed his skin color nerves and heart palpitation. He credits discovering Postum Food Coffee and stopping his coffee habit noting his life and health improved after adoption.
Kansas City Journal notes Wu Tingfang’s return to China deflated grandiose public expectations. The article contrasts prior Washington hype with his modest post assignment status, likening public impresarios’ dreams to grand parades that never happened and dubbing his job as scarcely more than administrative.
Impairment of memory stems from nerve exhaustion due to illness, overwork, grief, or monotony. Improve memory by proper air and water use, exercise, nutrition, recreation, rest, and varied activities. emphasizes air as essential, water as tonic, and digestion over mere eating. includes a monthly gem and flower list.
Meteorologist M Francois Miron presents figures on volcano distribution. Continental and insular volcanos add up to 388 133 with many in Kamchatka Chile Africa Europe and Japan noted. Submarine volcanos total twenty five in the Pacific Ocean.
A fragmented passage mentions Stony Cayes in the Catekill mountains with vague references to the United States and year-round observations. The text is garbled and contains incomplete phrases about beaches and footwear.
Four college athletes in Northfeld vt tried a peanut only regimen living on roasted nuts for meals. Over a month they gained weight then added six eggs weekly, abandoned coffee and alcohol, and reported better health and stamina while continuing the nut plus water plan.
Gen Miles visits a Texas fort and a wind storm tests its supply chain. An officer recalls recovering scattered guns and ammunition, finding boxes in an old farmer s larder. The farmer jokes that the macaroni boiled all day tasted like mule.
The robber fly uses a long legged grip to pin its prey and avoid the wasp sting. It attacks mostly from the rear, pouncing on caterpillars spiders moths beetles dragonflies and plant bugs with swift precision as described by St. Nicholas.
The Christian Register notes a clever retaliatory prank by a student after Dr. Wines who once led a boys’ school disciplined a lad. The student added three words to the door plate so it read Wines and other Lickers, reflecting a wry consequence of the punishment.
A fragmented excerpt shows a speaker lamenting opposing government pulls and asks what they want to know amid political contention. The passage reflects strain between authorities and personal opinion in a quoted Washington Star style.
Fragmentary report notes Italian fishermen on the shores of Lake Lugano suffered losses. Details are incomplete, with garbled phrases obscuring individuals, dates, and exact incidents.
The page notes Wiliam Watson's eye trouble at 46 and his Ode on the Coronation. German writer Anna Wagemann argues Charles I wore the Iron Mask. it cites street tales, butter color ads, and a Becanaba post office robbery with $1,000 taken. It also mentions Prince Adelbert's eastward voyage, Queen Victoria jubilee languages, and Chicago packers wage talks.
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