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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1934
Page
8
In the race for the state Senate F O Oak Price emphasizes experience from two House terms. He received Republican primary endorsement and vows to work full time starting next January. Voters are urged to support him in the November 6 election.
Doctors favor a measurable liquid laxative for natural movement and adjustable dosing. The public seeks safe, non habit forming relief with regulated action and kidney-friendly effects. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin uses senna as a natural laxative and is prescription safe. Available at all druggists.
Notice of general election to be held Tuesday November 6 1934 at Polk County Nebraska voting precincts for U S Senator, Congress Fourth District, Governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state and other state and county officers. Election open 8am to 8pm with non political tickets and amendments listed. Dated Osceola October 16 1924 by County Clerk J W Fillman.
Harmony Society meets at Miss Leona Pierson home Thursday evening. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Luther League will lead vesper services at 7 30 p m with speaker John I Anderson sharing Moody Sankey contacts. Choir practice Tuesday evening and Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon with Mrs Melvin Pearson and Mrs Elmer Johnson hosting.
The church invites all to hear next Sunday's sermon on Propaganda versus Principle and urges parents to join and bring their youth to worship. An eminent editor credited worship in youth for its strong benefit over Sunday School. Evening service at 7 follows a successful Presbyterian gathering with good attendance and men’s choir singing. Hastings District W F M S Convention in Waco Friday with some ladies planning to attend.
Temperance Sunday services set for both churches next Sunday with sermons and a collection for the Board of Temperance Prohibition and Public Morals. Ladies Aid Society hosted at the Hall by Mrs Lawrence Meacham with programs and socials on Oct 25 to aid the society. Church and hall cleaned by the pastor and wife while they were away. Regular monthly social and program at Valley Church scheduled for Friday November 2. All welcome.
Osceola Community Club met at Hotel Rapp and voted to banquet the ball team after reporting a healthy treasury. Funeral services were held for Edna Johnson 50 Swede Home with burial in Swede Home Cemetery. Miss Johnson died Saturday at Hastings survived by mother and siblings. Kensington Woman's Missionary group met in Methodist Church parlor with Mrs W E Thompson hosting and duties by Mrs Joel Manson and others. Mrs F W Schroeder reported on the Denver national convention.
J T Stanton Democrat seeks County Attorney. Obituary notes the death of Mrs August Sandberg of Osceola after cancer battle. Funeral at Swede Home with Rev C A Sward. burial in Swede Home Cemetery. Survivors include husband and two children. Community events include Merry Workers quilt display and quilt top winner Jennivee Cook. Local arrests for liquor offenses. both men pled not guilty. Wesley Chapel Club met with lessons on gloves and quilting. Rexall One Caesar sale advertised at Cronse Tex Drug. Senator Norris to discuss one house plan in Gaevlia Rivoli Theatre 2:30 PM. large crowd anticipated.
A cheeky household hints piece outlines a pumpkin themed Halloween party with a crepe paper pumpkin costume, leaf crown, wire frame and yellow and green paper. It suggests guessing games, a harvest themed refreshment table, and a menu of sandwiches cookies pie cider plus a late cake. The piece also mentions health warnings about poisons and diseases as a concluding note.
Doan's Pills are marketed as the remedy for tired achey backs and kidney related symptoms. The ad urges readers to consider kidney function and promises Doan's helps purify the blood by removing waste and supports overall health.
The article discusses dizziness as a warning sign and outlines potential causes such as refractive eye errors, eye-strain, neurotic vertigo, epilepsy, migraine, brain or spinal cord disease, anemia, and digestive disturbances. It notes corrective glasses, diet, elimination, stress management, and treatment for underlying diseases as key approaches.
The ad touts 24 tablet bottles and 100 tablet family sizes at reduced prices across the United States. It urges buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name to ensure authenticity and warns against using non Bayer tablets. It claims aspirin provides fast relief for headaches rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia.
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