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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
3
A London letter suggests former prime minister Gladstone declined a Lille due to his demand to become Earl of Liverpool, a condition opposed by the Jenkinson family.
Harvard, Yale, Columbia, Princeton, Pennsylvania and Cornell reportedly spent 304243 on athletics in the previous year. The assertion highlights high annual outlays by major universities in varsity sports.
A concise meditation on virtue and emotion, contrasting the truly virtuous with those driven by love or hate for others. The piece probes ethical judgment and the danger of excessive sentiment in human relations.
An advertisement extols Garfield Tea Syrup as an effective mild laxative for infants children and adults. It claims the product is made from Pura Sugar Fruit and Simple Herbs and presents virtue as a hidden selling point amid moral language.
Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Mass appeals to mothers with heavy daily work to seek her free guidance. She invites women of all ages and means to obtain intelligent aid before life is sacrificed by unwelcome symptoms.
Henry Vignaud vice president of the Ameri canist congress and secretary of the U S embassy argued in Paris that Toscanelli did not author a 1474 letter traced to the discovery of America. He presented evidence to the congress undermining Humboldt Irving and Fiske who supported the letter theory.
A brief aphorism praising virtue, declaring purity of mind and conduct as the foremost glory of women. The line emphasizes moral character over other attributes in a concise cultural sentiment.
A permanent paying position for ladies or gentlemen at or near home. It costs nothing to get details. If desirable, employment wanted address at once The Fort Dearborn Pub. Co. 415 Dearborn Street Chicago NL.
The regular army announces a roster of 764 officers placed on half pay. The move reflects ongoing reductions and redistribution of duties within the service.
You can get a free sample by writing to Allen 8. Olmsted Le Roy New York for Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It cures sweating damp swollen and aching feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. A cure for corns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents.
New furniture item offers two independently adjustable table tops for flexible dining and display. Built with sturdy legs and smooth hinges, the design allows easy height and angle changes for varying seating and culinary setups.
Experience asserts Garfield Tea Syrup effectively treats digestion related ills. It is a pure fruit laxative that acts on the liver and cures constipation, suitable for infants and adults.
The notable actor Joseph Jefferson contributed $1000 to aid Galveston relief efforts, supporting disaster assistance and reconstruction for the affected area. Funds from his donation will bolster relief programs and help families rebuild.
Ho Oklahoma lands open to settlement 8 000 004 acres advertised with subscription to The Klow Chiefs information service. One year 81 00, single copy 10 cents. Subscribers receive a free frustrate book on Oklahoma Morgan's Manual 210 page Settlers' Guide. Map 5 cents. All above 61 75. Address Dick1 Morgan Perry QO. Bees yield more profit in small colonies than large colonies.
Founders of the Georgia Colony organize a new effort to furnish homes for thousands in the Oklahoma Territory. Indianapolis financier P W Fitzgerald backs the venture and free information on obtaining homes is offered. Good farmers are sought.
Thomas Taylor, a long-serving deputy marshal in Oklahoma, was shot and killed by a desperado named Deloss who Taylor had arrested in the Osage Nation at Pawnee, O T. The killer was captured.
Mollie and Reggie plan a future as Henri’s engagement tests Madame Dubois’s authority. Reggie defies threats to win Mollie while Madame’s anger erupts and a deadly secret about Leonard Barlowe’s death threatens all as Easter approaches.
An editorial argues against state mercy killings, noting the impossibility of objectively judging incorrigibility. It rejects Dr McKim and others claiming execution as humane, highlighting the risk of erasing flawed human judgment and recalling past practices like infanticide as unacceptable.
The Early Rising Association in London discussed sunrise as the proper wake time for health and longevity. Members noted summer dawns make early rising easier, while winter schedules would force some to rise before 6 a.m. and interfere with evening pleasures. The discussion echoed satirical commentary from the Chicago Tribune via Sam Wheeler.
Eggs kept in cold storage near spoiled fruit absorb odors through their porous shells. The result is eggs tasting of spoiled fruit due to odor transfer.
A concise maxim asserts that decisive deeds outrun mere good intentions, stressing practical impact over plans. The saying emphasizes tangible results and accountability in efforts to effect change.
The faculty at Bonn University must be reformed to align with the emperor’s views ahead of the crown prince’s upcoming winter enrollment. Two new professors have already been invited to shape the curriculum and training to meet imperial expectations.
The north half of the Colville Washington Indian reservation opened to white settlement drawing hundreds of men to the ground long before the official hour as settlers rushed to stake claims.
A Cincinnati court case centers on a single letter S in a verdict that altered possession of valuable Ohio real estate. The court of common pleas ruled against claimant Joseph Irwin and in favor tenant Peter Christmas, a seven year occupant, with the circuit court reopening after noting the jury’s report read On the issues though only one issue existed. The court found the problematic plural possessive form was not made by the jury due to a printed verdict form.
F A Miller named general passenger agent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroads effective October 15, 1500. He succeeds George H Heatford who recently resigned. Miller has served as principal assistant general passenger agent and will head the department with Marsh and Merrill as assistants. Born in Harford, Pennsylvania, Miller began in 1874 and rose through the St Paul system. Some girls are mighty snippy with a little good looks.
Best for the Bowels promises relief from many ailments from headaches to cancer by regulating bowels. Cascarets Candy Cathartic is billed as the genuine metal box tablet with C. C. C. stamped on each piece and costs 10 cents to start. Be ware of imitations.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat quote recalls a visit to Manchester England where workers used plows mirroring an American design. The English firm had no patents and no plans to market the model, noting an improved form had replaced it months earlier. The anecdote illustrates many such cases.
Walter Houston, an elderly man aged around 80, died in Utica Wis. He previously joined the Veterans' home at Waupaca Wis as a tramp soldier and after receiving kind treatment decided to remember the institution in his will. He bequeathed twelve thousand dollars to the home.
Donald Becker and Antone Buchem are killed when a Big Four passenger train strikes them on tracks near Pana JL. Witnesses consider it possibly a case of two self inflicted deaths by stepping onto active rails.
A report notes football activity resumes and doctors provide fresh optimism for players. The piece emphasizes healing progress and potential comeback timelines for athletes facing injuries.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes as a cure for Swellen Smarting Burning Sweating Feet Coins and Bunions. It invites readers to request a sample by sending 25 cents plus address to Allen S. Olmsted in LeRoy New York.
A note credits the year's success to luck and favorable stars for the theater manager, highlighting a fruitful season and positive public reception.
An ad claims a one day cure for colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money back refund if not effective and shows XK. W. Grovo's signature on the box. Price listed as 5c.
Boston proposes a monument to Captain Ginty of Danbury Connecticut claimed as the inventor of balked beans, though records show he never lived in Boston. The notice raises questions about the honor and the origin of the tale.
Each package of PUTNAM FACE LESS DYES colors either Silk Wool or Cotton perfectly, ensuring consistent dye results across fabric types.
The excerpt traces population trends from 1850 to 1890 showing Detroit and Milwaukee tracking closely. It notes Detroit's early lead waning, Milwaukee’s recovery, and by 1890 Detroit at 285,754 and Milwaukee at 285,315, highlighting their near parity and shifting fortunes.
James Barker of the G. P. & T. A. invites the editor to order a unique souvenir pen knife as a reminder of the Katy Flyer train service between St. Louis and the Gulf of Mexico. The offer includes a 25 cent price and notes cities served such as St. Louis Kansas City Hannibal Sedalia Ft. Scott Denison Dallas Fort Worth Waco Houston Galveston San Antonio. Also a line about a wedding gown phrase.
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