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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
2
The article notes Nebraska Fuchsits thrive in north windows and should not crowd sunny plants. It suggests braiding the bell loosely and hanging at night. It comments on familiar Paint use and puzzling claim that male women are not great artists. Monogram belts and combs move beyond novelty with gilt tops for engraving.
The article mix reports on desperate unemployed London women appealing to Balfour and a warning of potential bloodshed if relief is delayed, alongside fashion notes praising attractive ingerie bats and a pale blue linen hat. It then offers health and child-rearing tips about self care, remedies, and routines for children and women.
A Texas farm letter praises Postum coffee substitute for nursing mothers and a healthier household. It claims relief from bilious habits and cites relatives cured of constipation, ending with a claim that the whole family prefers Postum.
Premier faced a crisis as government officials and allies sought relief. He describes intense talks with the emperor and credits resolve to steady leadership, while acknowledging the heavy burden carried by those in power.
Nebraska notes report Leonard Born buying the 5 L. Thomas farm near Plattsmouth at 99 per acre amid prior bids. The St Petersburg dispatch highlights Grand Duke Michael as Witte defender and recalls the 1905 crisis, reforms, and the push for a constituent assembly. Several local incidents follow including thefts, a fatal accident, and fire at Humphrey’s produce firm.
Catherine Devine of Sacramento Kentucky recounts four years of rheumatism pain especially in legs and feet. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills she reports improvement from the first dose and says she is in better health than in years at age seventy three.
A girl devoted to physical culture exercises shows little interest in making beds or sweeping floors at home, focusing on training rather than domestic tasks.
Mrs I Borden of 442 P street Washington D C offers Piso's Cure for Consumption as a preferred cough medicine in a dated 1001 advertisement.
In New York at the Sixty-seventh street synagogue a large Jewish gathering denounced the Russian massacre. Organizers planned a major meeting to protest in the name of American Jews and raise funds for widows and orphans in Odessa and other cities.
A Colorado regiment private DENV.ER W. H. Bogere during the Spanish American War was murdered by two local boatmen hired to row him from Cavite to Manila. His head was cut off and body thrown overboard. discovered three days later. One boatman captured and said to confess.
Structural iron workers on fifty buildings under construction in New York went on strike in line with local votes and the general strike against the American Bridge company. Post & McCord blamed as agents for the company.
In Cleveland a prisoner named Adam Boyer, jailed on murder charges, hanged himself from a water pipe in his cell. Two inmate trustees shared the cell but slept through the act, only realizing Boyer was dead when they awoke in the morning.
George Parker alias George Kirby alias Frank Alexander was captured at Wakefield Nebraska after a running fight with a citizens posse. George Coburn alias Yoky was arrested with him after being shot in the arm. a third man escaped. The men were charged with blowing open the saloon safe of F. X. Matejka, the explosion drawing the citizens.
Albert Neidringhauser, recently robbed of over $8,000 by two land swindlers, was found dead in a pond on his Lamar area farm. His throat showed multiple shallow marks but was not deeply cut, and authorities believe drowning occurred. Neidringhauser, a farmer who moved from Illinois a year ago, had gone to Oklahoma briefly with two unfamiliar men before returning.
A testimonial from John Fernanys, fruit raiser in We ster New York, describes severe back pain, kidney trouble, and dizziness from neglecting symptoms. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with alleviating pain and urinary issues, noting lasting improvement after use. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York.
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