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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1877

Page

4

The Coach and the Quiet Creature

A man named Simon Althope recalls buying a luxury coach and horses with a windfall after meeting a sharp stranger. The sly seller guides him to a hidden private sale, leading to a deal that brings misdirection and a mysterious passenger aboard. The voyage ends with a strange disturbance as he ferries two terrified Midwives and a fainting woman, leaving questions about the carriage and its hidden passenger.

Peggy Simon

The Ballad of My Breeches A Storm Memory

A speaker recalls a childhood storm on washing day when breeches flew like witches and the narrator mourns the loss of his boyhood garments. The vivid storm imagery contrasts with the material loss of pants and pride, ending with a lament for neglected clothes and time.

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The Haunted Carriage Witnessed by a Stage Coach Driver

A carriage driver recalls two pale passengers and a ghostly woman in white within his coach. The tale escalates as a wife refuses the coach, a man is arrested for murder linked to the same carriage, and the driver burns the bridge to the eerie vehicle.

Peggy

Dentists and the American dental trade in early days

It is estimated there are about twelve thousand dentists in the United States in active practice who use annually more than half a ton of pure gold and cheaper fillings. The proportion of sound teeth is about one in eighty in early times.

United States

Unreadable dental health warning from archival text

Fragmentary excerpt discusses teeth care and habits harming dental health. It notes obedience to sanitary laws, smoking, hot foods and drinks, frequent sweets, and excessive belief in science that teeth can be saved. Highlights ugly mouths, sunken jaws, and prominent mouth lines as common.

PALL AND WINTER FASHIONS

Reticules return in silk or velvet with wrist cords. Broad pale blue rose or cream collars worn with dark dresses. Recamier hair updo with fringe forward. Bonnets favored with plush or velvet, feathers and flowers, bird of paradise for expensive pieces. Hats include felt round styles and jockey hats with ostrich plumes. Wraps feature long sacques in rough cloths and smooth fabrics with embroidery. Mantles and capes vary from Dolman-like to circular forms.

Annexation debate colors ex-President Sumner clash

The dispute centers on the Santo Domingo annexation proposal. President Grant pressed Senator Sumner for aid while Sumner clarified committee roles, pledging to act consistently to support the administration. The exchange concluded with Grant withdrawing.

Sumner Santo Domingo John W. Forney Ben Perley Poore Poore Forney Gen. Grant United States Chauman Foreign Relations Committee Judiciary Tana Republican Boston Commonwealth

Names and Fame How a Claim to Greatness Hinges on Given Names

Essay argues that historic figures achieved fame due to their distinctive names. It jokes that comic or ordinary names might have doomed Moses, Cleopatra, Napoleon, and Joan of Arc to obscurity. The piece underscores parents’ role in naming for future greatness.

Moses Mortimer J. Byng Pharaoh Joe McClafferty Cmnsar Lemuel Toombs Hannibal B. Tomlinson Pugh Sam Mneilheamy Galvin Washington Philadelphia Bulletin

Market prices and livestock ratings from regional trade list

A fragmentary trade sheet lists prices for hogs cotton oats and lard alongside mixed Western and local steers and heifers. It references Chicago and Park New Mess with numbers that indicate bids and quality grades for livestock.

Pete Cess Chicago BF Ryuu—Western Park—New Mess

Perils of the Telephone crossing wires in Providence

Rhode Island agent for Bell's telephone, Louis W Clarke, heard a catlike noise while linking Rocky Point to the city. A wire crossing allowed a businessman and a proprietor's wife to hear a distant third party. No harm, but demonstrates potential for mischief from crossed lines.

Louis W. Clarke Rhode Island Bell Telephone Rocky Point Providence Journal

Stimulant Bitters Prove Vital in Restoring Activity

Physicians praise Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the most salutary tonic stimulant for torpid bowels liver stomach and kidneys. The preparation blends pure old rye with restorative life sustaining elements from medical botany and is said to endure in adverse climates.

Hostetter

Raman Cloakings Featured for Winter Wear

Advert says taritan Matelasse Cloakings in thick woolen goods for ladies and children. Suitable for cloaks sacques dolmans circulars and jackets. Marketed as stylish and cheap and available at reading dry goods stores nationwide. Readers urged to request Raman Cloakings only.

The Book of Wonders Giveaway at Boston Press

An advertisement describes a free distribution of The Book of Wonders a curious title with wonders of Heaven and Earth including witches dreams and curiosities. It invites readers to request via postal card from F Guirason & Co 788 Washington Street Boston Mass. Also notes Honest vs Fraudulent Weight and praises Dovey's Yeast Powder as full weight and pure.

F. Guirason & Co Washington Street Beston, Mass Dovey’s Yeast NEW York Commercial Advertiser Club of Ten Club of Thirty The Commercial Advertiser Hugh J Fulton St Noy City Davis Tawien Ll Medicina Delors American Publishing CO Martford, Conn Chicago Cincinnati Ohio Murray x Baer South Desplaines St Beatt Pinno Organ Best Slacula Q News Daniul J Beatty Washington

Winnorrs Toxic Chill Tonic Promises Cure Without Doctors

An old advertisement extols Winnorrs Toxic Unramine and infallible Chill Tonic as a cheap safe and prompt remedy for chills. It claims no doctor visits no prescriptions and no large bills, praising it as friend to the poor and a boon for the rich. Also includes endorsements and a milling patent note.

New Orleans Pond Kfarmers First Norsemen New York City Ponds Extract Company Maiden Lane New York

Haines Upright Pianos Dominate State Fair

Telegraph note from New York announces Haines Bros upright pianos winning the first gold medal at the State Fair with demand for two uprights. A. Rep & Sons of Chicago advertise Five-Ton Wagon Scales at 350 each with trial and prepaid freight, urging buyers to avoid old prices.

Haines Bros Fifth Avenue New Yon Town Haines A. Rep & Sons Chicago, Il Jones Binghamton N. Y

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