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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1925

Page

3

How Two Women Avoided Operations

Two letters from women in Lima Ohio and Eddy Texas describe relief from severe abdominal pain and change of life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Both report avoiding surgery, weight gain, and renewed health, with willingness to answer letters from other women.

Mag Ethel Thurston Pine Street Lima Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham Ethel Thurston Oso Eddy Texas M. E. Beard R. No. 1

It Ain't Gonna Rain No More Song Joke

A quip exchanges between a New Zealand visitor and an American sailor about a spoof rain song and a desk memo marked in tent as time worsens the joke.

Yank

Crossword Puzzle Clues From 1925 Publication

A dense list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with numbered prompts for various words. The note mentions the solution appearing next issue and references a prior puzzle solution, indicating a periodical puzzle feature.

HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE

Instructions describe filling a crossword grid where numbered hints determine horizontal and vertical words. Fill white spaces with dictionary words, avoid black squares, and use defined clues for each direction. Abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms may appear in definitions.

Temperate Resolve Advised By Grit Editor

A Grit quote urges patience and self control in all disputes. It states that keeping temper when right shows dignity and when wrong avoids losing respect from friends. The saying underscores restraint as a personal virtue.

Five Races Proposed Early in Nineteenth Century

The classification of humanity into five races Caucasian Mongolian Malay American and Ethiopian was first proposed in the early nineteenth century by Professor Blumenbach founder of anthropology.

Blumenbach Anthropology

Washington and New York dominate U S apple production

Washington state yields more than a fifth of all U S apples while New York approaches one seventh, underscoring the two states as the nation’s leading apple producers.

Washington State United States New York State

British Physician Praises Artificial Silk for Health

A renowned British physician recommends artificial silk as superior to real silk or wool for health. He claims its fibers allow better sunlight penetration and ultraviolet exposure, enhancing comfort and wellbeing.

Onion Good Things And Simple Dishes From The Kitchen

Features from The Kitchen Cabinet era offering practical onion based dishes and accompaniments. Recipes cover onion soup sandwiches relishes and chestnut styled croquettes plus beef shank pressed beef and baked bean soup with step by step directions and serving suggestions for everyday meals.

Consecutive Wins Hit Baseball Team Trio

A child asks about a sports note and learns that winning three games in a row means three consecutive victories. The exchange reflects simple player stats and timing echoed in a Boston Transcript quote.

Eddie

The Ananias Club Traffic Jam Quip

A Cincinnati motorist, held up for half an hour, quips about enjoying a traffic jam as much as he once enjoyed blackberry jam.

Cincinnati Enquirer

Shoes Shipped to Alaska and Hawaii in Seven Months

Footwear exports show 20 558 men and 8 072 boys plus 98 613 men and 48 602 women sent to Hawaii. The data reflects shipments from the nation to Alaska and Hawaii during the period.

Alaska Hawaii

Diamond Dyes Color It New Headlines Ad

Diamond Dyes offers 15 cent packs with simple directions for tinting and dyeing fabrics from lingerie to draperies. Specifies wool or silk versus linen cotton or mixed goods and urges buying Diamond Dyes only.

Fool in Every Family Question Sparks Madrid Banter

In Madrid Buen Humor a joke riffs on family dynamics as a man notes a fool exists in every family and is asked if he is an only son prompting lighthearted laughter.

Fanny Madrid

Bayer Aspirin Alert Advises Buyers to Look for Bayer Cross

A warning ad urges customers to demand Bayer brand aspirin with the Bayer cross on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine, safe medicine. It notes the product has been proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years and cautions against imitations.

Bayer

New York Visit Sparks Gilbert Frankau Quip

English author Gilbert Frankau lamented to New York audiences that novelists face constant privations while noting a comic distinction that a novelist scratches for income like a hen, which at least yields results.

Gilbert Frankau New York Frankau

Cuticura Promotes Hand Care In Soap Ointment Ad

A Cuticura advertisement touts using Cuticura Soap for soaking and drying hands and Cuticura Ointment for rubbing in. It suggests removing excess ointment with tissue and claims Cuticura performs many toilet tasks when Soap Ointment and Talcum are used together.

Listing It How did you charge up that money the fortune teller got out of you

A fragment notes a jokey exchange about money and a fortune teller. The quip centers on charging money and a misfiled entry under a vague heading. No clear event, person, or organization is identified.

Gloucester Club

Nose Elevation Treaty Proposed Amid Odd Debate

In a playful bid, lawmakers discuss a proposed treaty to curb nose elevation symbolism. The debate centers on social norms and speculative harms rather than formal policy details. Opposition cites impractical enforcement and unclear benefits.

Women and Children Drive Careers Say Genevieve Wankhurst

Genevieve Wankhurst argues that motherhood fuels professional drive and credits her daughters with shaping her success. She states children are not a handicap but an urge guiding a woman's career and notes her own experience from leaving home to support both herself and her family.

Genevieve Wankhurst Hearst International Cosmopolitan

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