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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1905
Page
3
A customer testimonial from Rami Pleissner of 1412 Sixth Street Worthy Treag describes relief after using Pe nu na and Penuna products for fatigue and weakness. The note asserts improved strength and vitality and references Dr Hartman endorsing many women who recovered their health thanks to the remedy.
Fragmented OCR text references sea turtles and a described mixture or remedy involving borax and glycerin, with mentions of four items and quantities. The legible portions discuss preparation steps, bathing, and application, but many words are garbled and no coherent event or sourcing is identifiable.
An aged reader recalls discovering a life changing diet that rebuilt digestion and bowel regularity. He credits Postum and Grape Nuts with restoring comfort, strength, and ease of movement at nearly 94, praising a steady, happy routine and improved well being.
The tale follows Jethroe and Harvey as they embark toward a hidden Diamond River linked to a chess obsessed cartographer Zelkar. The journey traces Wiley’s Brazil diamond find, Zelkar’s clues, and a vanished treasure tied to an ancient chess inscription.
A narrator recalls a 15 year old venture with the Ezekiel Company and the scheming Zelkar who guarded a fabled treasure in a riverbed of diamonds. The narrator’s offhand remark shocks Zelkar, revealing dangerous secrets and a plan to pursue wealth through dubious expeditions.
A medical voice denounces high French heels as harmful to posture and health, contrasting ancient Greek sandals with modern fashion. The column savages extreme styles, notes injury risk, and mocks silly remedies and social dating skits amid scraps of light gossip and domestic quips.
Miss Helen Gould was saluted with two ruffles by 700 jackies as she boarded the battleship Alabama at the Brooklyn navy yard. She toured the ship with Edith Hay Kingdon Gould and Chester Harrison while Rear Admiral Coghlan led the inspection and the ship mascot dog caused a minor disturbance.
The article recalls James McNeill Whistler in artist circles. A gentleman who owned a Whistler portrait mocked the work saying it is not a great piece of art. Whistler retorted that the critic cannot call himself a great work of nature.
American doctors and dentists are barred from practicing in the Transvaal unless they obtain a certificate of registration. The certificate requires British qualifications, making it impossible for American professionals to work there under the new rule.
In Denmark a law requires that all drunken persons be taken home in carriages paid for by the innkeeper who sold them the last drink. The rule aims to curb public drunkenness and ensure safe transport.
A cynical piece notes that a man may be hopelessly foolish yet a woman will not admit it after a marriage proposal. The satire explores romantic pride and social expectations in courtship.
Paul Dresser of New York famed for Banks of the Wabash signs a testimonial endorsing Don Kidney Pills. He claims relief from sleeplessness backache and kidney trouble after using the medicine priced 50 cents a box and sold by all dealers through After-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Many states threaten laws this winter to suppress nat ent medicines. If passed the home medicine chest would be abolished and people remote from physicians would need a doctor for minor ailments, risking delays.
In an overheard exchange between Mr. White and Mr. Wellman, concerns about patent medicines rise. They warn against relying on tonics like Mull's Grape Tonic for constipation and urge consulting doctors, noting doctors charge for prescriptions and habit formation.
Reports describe an iron cage found by English tourists atop the Sa'ahsod I'ass and mention a thief imprisoned inside. Other notes discuss Chinese brick tea as a vegetable dish in Siberia Manchuria and North China and advise olive oil for eye injuries.
Fredk Bush of 213 East 57th Street New York City reports curing a severe scaly humor with hair loss using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He says hair was restored and he remains free from further annoyance, keeping both products ready for use on scalp and beard.
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