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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary wartime note highlights efforts to save infants in France after bombings. Mentions rescue teams and aid organizations working under pressure to provide shelter and medical care. The piece emphasizes humanitarian urgency and public sympathy for vulnerable children.
A Paris to Laon report describes Anne Morgan committee volunteers aiding devastated France. American and Allied women advance child health, libraries, and education, reducing child death, promoting public health, and training French librarians. The piece notes depopulation fears, Rebuilding zones, and the need for restoration funds and lasting leadership.
A writer recounts codfish stomachs revealing cargoes and curiosities from Labrador and beyond. Tales include a 136 pound Newfoundland record, a 102 pound Labrador catch, and objects such as keys, rings, ducks, a book, and a wedding ring found inside cod during fishing lore.
In a fable style dialogue, Howler the hound faces a brutal wolf encounter after stealing a fox trail. The lesson echoes human greed as Howler and Doc discuss hard work versus opportunistic freeloading and urge reform and self reliance.
Quote from J. Fuller Gloom in the Kansas City Star describing a ball game as entertainment between the fats and the leans. The remark frames sports as social spectacle rather than pure competition.
A late mating date is noted for the cedar waxwing, a bird with wing feathers tipped in red sealing wax like material, delaying reproduction until late June.
Suffering stomach trouble and underweight patients are urged to try Tanlac claim to end indigestion and boost weight. A Lynchburg reader testifies her son gained twenty pounds after relief from pain, palpitation, breath shortness, and headaches. The ad asserts Tanlac helps stomach extract nourishment and builds the body.
Marjorie Rambeau shares a pragmatic future plan with a Boston Transcript reporter. She states her aim is to do what she must do and to dream about things she would like to do.
Drugstore advertising touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney trouble. It cites an insurance examiner noting many applicants are rejected due to undetected kidney issues. The ad urges readers to buy bottles shows two sizes and offers a sample for ten cents from Dr Kilmer Co.
A fragment hints at a curious river incident with Algy jumping twice and speculation about a girl at the bottom. No clear names or dates are provided, leaving readers to infer motives and identities from the brief clue.
A historical note recalls Dr. Pierce, a Pennsylvania physician who gained fame by treating disease and moving to Buffalo to publish Favorite Prescription. The tonic was promoted for women's ailments and related conditions, with thousands testifying to relief and requests for trial literature or free medical advice sent to Buffalo.
A lively exchange contrasts cheerful duty with skepticism. Cactus Joe challenge to perpetual optimism sparks a sharp dig at forced cheer. The dialogue touches on love, rash behavior, and the persona of a gambler with a full hand beaten as a hypocrite.
Hair dressed in coils over the ears is said to affect hearing powers. Some singing masters refuse to teach women who have adopted this fashion. Patience and perseverance sometimes call for strong-arm treatment.
A fragment recalls a playful moment when a doctor named Snodgrass used a stethoscope to listen to a patient’s heart and suddenly called out Hello Central, expressing surprise and prompting amusement.
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