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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
3
New beauty for dresses comes from home dyeing and tinting with Diamond Dyes the fadeless standard for over 50 years. Easy to use with true dyes that revive colors over faded fabrics. Free Color Craft book offers money saving hints. write Mac Martin Dept F-143 Diamond Dyes Burlington Vermont.
A playful dialogue features a guest asking for more chicken to finish a salad and a boy requesting more of everything to complete a dish. The brevity centers on casual dining requests and a light kitchen exchange.
Old Folks praise Dr Caldwell and his syrup for constipation and indigestion. The ad claims his Syrup Pepsin, a mild herbal laxative, is safe for all ages, pleasant tasting, and free from narcotics, with trial bottles available by mail from Monticello Illinois.
The piece treats vanishing Americans as modern progress erodes inanimate relics and symbols. It highlights the cigar store Indian as a fading sign of tobacco history, notes origin tales from 1850, and recounts carvers like Louis Jobin. It also cites antique value, museum homes, and other disappearing old icons such as harness store horses, covered bridges, and historic mills.
The Pompton Reformed Church in Pompton Lakes New Jersey votes to remove horse sheds built for coach sheltering horses. The 1870 authorization and 1871 lease are cited as grounds, but the sheds are now unused fire hazards and block modern church property plans including parking and expansion.
Pexel juice sugar and flavor mix claims faster jelly setting by reducing boiling time and fuel use. It is a 100 percent pure fruit powder, tasteless colorless odorless and shelf stable. Package includes a recipe booklet and complete tables, price 30 cents from The Pexel Company Chicago NL.
A Baltimore courtroom scene shows Judge Morris Soper dismissing sympathy for a killer. A young woman killed her wealthy husband and dismembered him with a hatchet, despite a sentimental defense to evoke pity. The Detroit Free Press notes the courtroom uproar and dramatic testimony.
The biggest creameries in the country earn record profits by using Dandelion Butter Color to produce uniform pale yellow butter. One half teaspoon per gallon colors the cream, does not tint the buttermilk, and is vegetable and tasteless. Approved by state and national food laws. Free sample available from Wells and Richardson Co. Burlington, Vermont.
Lemuel Bolles, former national commander of the American Legion, relays a Paris banquet tale to a New York reporter. A surgeon describes amputating a soldier’s arm and later certifying him unfit. Headquarters asks how the man could be unfit with one arm, and the surgeon answers I counted it.
An Indianapolis businessman returned home to find his car missing from the garage. He asked his wife who said he had driven downtown to work that morning, so he rode the streetcar back to retrieve his automobile.
A humorous quip plays on a wolf at the door with the line I ain’t got no door delivering the punchline. The exchange frames a lighthearted moment about scarcity and confidence.
Mrs Exara Greca of Route 3 Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness constipation and overall well being. She reports she can do any kind of work now and recommends the medicines to others, inviting letters for confirmation.
A brief reflection on evolving trends in youth and manners. A girl named Marjorie asks her mother what a hatpin is, illustrating how everyday objects reveal shifts in customs and access to knowledge.
A modern girl in the American Magazine asserts freedom means forging one’s own life path rather than being led blindly. The piece emphasizes self direction and personal choice in contemporary womanhood.
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