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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century ad touts Pink Pills as a remedy for neurasthenia anxiety and headaches. It claims cures for women and promises postpaid delivery from Dr Williams of Schenectady New York. The copy urges dietary changes and authority of physicians to guide treatment.
A reader from Rattle Creek Michigan relays a testimonial praising Grape-Nuts. The account claims benefits to teeth nerves stomach and overall health as well as relief from fatigue and dizziness. The message mentions using Grape-Nuts for two years and notes improved wellbeing and fewer dental issues.
Antonia faces fallout from a palace intrigue as Lady Betty survives a blaze that consumes the Marchmont residence, killing Edward Marchmont and trapping others. Meanwhile Gerald Tenby flees London, Sylvia Castella threads into the case, and Ben Coop plots justice while Stanton escapes to the continent.
Sylvia Castella travels to the north village of Mill Cross chasing a memory of happiness. Gerald Tenby follows, fearing exposure from pressure around him as he heads to the Court. The scene shows a nervous Sir Gerald confronted by his butler who notices his strange behavior and unread letters hint at a faded alliance with Sir Maurice’s era.
The Wall Street Journal notes a proposed electric air route between New York and Chicago reducing distance by 170 miles and ten hour travel. If feasible, such lines could lower freight ton mile costs and alter local rate structures, affecting overall trunk line economics beyond passenger service.
Comedian Henry E. Dixey recalls a Chicago performance where the audience and cast faced a muddle of returns. In a lobby scene an entr’acte incident unfolds with a door-man and two youths seeking re admission. Only one carried a return check. The exchange ends with a quip about a stranger who has no enemies in the city.
A local minister questions a stranger in Yaphank who claims to be the advance agent for a forthcoming show. The exchange hints at opposition to the performance and a campaign to suppress it.
After a routine aged examination the well wisher asks the boy about coins saved in his bank. The reply shows the boy has five dollars and is nearly six years old.
Meeker recounts a home arrival after a lodge event to find his wife's mother present. Bleeker asks if he moved. Meeker clarifies he did not move house.
About ten thousand boys aged 14 to 19 appear on the government pay roll. Most work as special delivery messengers.
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children used by a nurse at a New York Children's Home claim to cure constipation feverishness teething disorders stomach troubles and destroy worms. It boasts 30 000 testimonials and lists price 25 cents. Sample free. Address Allen S. Olmsted Le Foy NY.
Buttermilk hailed by some doctors as a cure for constipation liver and kidney issues and indigestion. A Dessau Germany school for women chemists recently opened with graduates earning 20 to 48 dollars monthly. Electricity can prove death five to six hours after death when limb muscles fail to contract. Reading with head bent over harms the eyes by causing congestion. An inexpensive lavender water formula uses bergamot musk clove oil lavender rose water and alcohol in precise proportions.
A reader notes Pompeii bread was baked in circular flat forms. A home care tip discusses ammonia wash for haie brushes, skin care with cold cream, and a bath routine. A Westminster Gazette correspondent notes coal as luxury, joked by a reader with a water spaniel guarding coal.
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