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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1900
Page
4
The Osceola Record critiques Nebraska fusion between populists and Democrats, questions election board claims, and urges honest populists to choose reorganization or join Republicans. It also praises national prosperity, praises Plymouth Rock heritage, and promotes local home papers for children’s education.
The Crete Vidette notes a bygone New York episode where Croker was accused after a sling shot attack at an election booth, later linked to a fatal injury. Indicted and imprisoned, he won release through influence, then rose to lead Tammany Hall. Bryan’s banquet remark spurred wide political shifts benefiting McKinley.
In 1896 the state total was 230795 with Bryan winning by about 13000 and Holcomb defeating McColl. Four years later the state turned to McKinley, reflecting a major political swing.
The writer denounces the Democratic explanation of pass distribution, accusing demo police workers of selling passes to Democratic voters and steering them to the train for favors owed to Poynter and Bryan. Roads allegedly benefit from reform efforts and tax reductions.
The article traces the Thanksgiving custom to the Plymouth Colony, noting their arduous voyage, religious devotion, and hope that their faith would help build a great nation. It argues their trials led to religious and political freedom, universal education, and the spread of Christianity, shaping a future larger than their dreams.
Newspaper ad lists Recorp and partners offering a bundle of four papers including the New York Tribune Inter Ocean and Toledo Blade at 1 25 dollars. The text shows pricing and publication names. The exact terms appear within a short promotional note.
The Youths Companion advertises a 1901 calendar lavishly designed and lithographed for the papers 75th year. The central image is a Puritan maiden from Plymouth. Priscilla’s portrait can be cut out and kept as an ornament. Non subscribers pay 50 cents while new subscribers receive the calendar plus 1900 rest of year issues.
For sale two good cows two steer calves ten shoats and a Chicago Cottage Organ in beat grade and perfect condition. Inquire at this office.
The world views the Peking isolation as dramatic with Sir Robert Hart as the central figure. A forthcoming Fortnightly article of about fifteen thousand words is promised, detailing the events leading to the British Legation siege and the policies for settlement. The Cosmo politan magazine honors Hart for selecting its American issue to publish his history of the crisis.
Editor W. V. Barry of Lexington Tennessee contracted a severe ailment while exploring Mammoth Cave. An advertised balm called Bucklears Arnica Balm is claimed to cure piles injuries inflammation eruptions. The item promotes a miracle remedy as a world wonder.
Dr. B. J. Kay Medical at Saratoga Springs New York offers remedies sold by G. I. T. Ray & Co. The ad promotes free medical advice and a medical book by Semple.
Notice seeks information on the missing animal Breck weighing about 300 pounds last seen a week earlier. Call or leave word at this office with any whereabouts.
The Tribune Toledo Blade and Inter Ocean announce a subscription package with a combined price of 1.85 dollars. The offer includes the four major newspapers and introduces a subscript option for readers seeking broader access.
In Shelby Nebraska a public sale notice urges using an experienced auctioneer. An item a shawl was lost between Qaceda and Mr Cottrells with rewards for return to the office or Mrs Myra Crozier. Hotchkiss Bros advertise a new attraction the Criderion music box at their business.
H. F. Henderson advertises for ear corn paying 26 cents per five pounds for good sound dry ears.
Advertises a large assortment of chocolate caramels bonbons gums and related confections at Hotchkiss Bros. Promises good value and keeps the beat with a steady supply of sweet options for customers.
The undersigned form a partnership ready to cry sales on short notice. R Walker J G Mickey Osceola Nebraska. R A Millers expands into windmills having the sole Polk County agency for Freeman & Sons Manufacturing Co windmills. Mills plans to push the windmill branch and offers the mill at the lowest living price.
In a dated appeal, editor J.C. Rahe asks readers to settle long unpaid subscriptions after losing his printing office and books in a Wednesday morning fire. He appeals to integrity and remittance to restart the business, noting years of arrears and prior accommodation during drought.
D H Turner of Dempseytown Pa reports nightly use of two weeks of Dr King’s New Life Pills makes him feel “in my teens” again. The pills are advertised as liver stomach and bowels remedies, purely vegetable and gentle with no griping. Available in 25cc at D H Kosker’s Cray store.
Hisgen Bros. at 69th Street and Wentworth Avenue say Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is popular in Chicago. They report high sales and note it gives satisfactory results, especially for children with severe colds and croup. Available through T. Ray & Co.
A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a great medicine after severe illness. The ad notes quick cures and wide favorable opinion, with G. T. Ray & Co as a seller. Also describes using Pain Balm for corns bunions sprains and rheumatism, with application steps and a protective plaster. Winter apples offered by wagon or car load at Gregg Q's.
A supplier advertises water tanks crafted from Cypress wood in various kinds and sizes including C and Gylling models, offering durable options for rainfall storage and steady water supply.
A Grahamsville New York blacksmith credits Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy with curing his five year old son’s croup before it worsened. He notes the medicine dissolves mucus and is safe for babies. Also advertised Chamberlain’s Pain Balm for a stiff shoulder and sold by local merchants.
Osceola Nebraska attorneys advertise general practice in all state courts with emphasis on collections real estate fire insurance abstracts and prompt careful handling of all business aspects.
Malaria and typhoid banished by Electric Bitters in a colonial era ad. W. A. Null of Webb, Ill., reports his children cured after two bottles. Chills, fever, back of neck pain, and fatigue urged trial. Price 50 cents with guarantee. Sold by D. H. Kunker Druggist.
Don’t delay about putting up your stoves and buying them. A straight bosHeater with a slow fire and slight heat gives a gentle warmth. See it and we will explain the heat output and draft options.
Wm. H Mullen of Lockland Ohio faced a fatal lung trouble after six doctors failed to help. He was urged to try Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption and after five bottles was cured. The ad guarantees cures for throat chest and lung diseases and offers 50c and 1.00 trial bottles free at D H Kunart's drug store.
Mrs. Lew Wallace describes Jerusalem as it stood in the era of Ottoman rule, noting the city buried beneath sieges, the crimson Moslem banner over the Tower of David, a Turkish sentinel, and the crumbling Antonia fortress occupied by the governor.
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