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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1882
Page
4
Reports from Paris and surrounding areas describe a wrecked excursion train near Hagetetten with nineteen coaches upended and many passengers killed or smothered in mud. Casualties numbered in the hundreds, with a large wounded contingent and ongoing loss assessments.
Reports from Alexandria and surrounding areas describe an execution by native police of a murderer in Alexandria. London confirms fortification plans for Aden with heavy guns to be deployed. Ottoman civil and military leaders plan troop movements to Egypt, with rumors of a secret treaty affecting Egypt's situation.
A wounded umpire lies by the roadside after a brutal scene. His helm visor and breast plate are dented his sword broken and his eye lost and jaw paralyzed. He had been trying to umpire a league game.
In the New York Herald a note cites Thaddeus Davids Esq of the great ink firm at 127 William Street New York as having a speedy cure for rheumatic gout by St. Jacobe Oil. The Pioneer Press and St Paul afin also reference the claim.
The Times review notes strong wheat and maize results in France, favorable rye and barley, and improved crops in Great Britain based on 414 farmer surveys. Spain provides hopeful reports, and overall the northern hemisphere shows its best harvest in years with potential for cheap abundance. A Baltimore Catholic Mirror interjection and a southern boy mule anecdote follow.
Fragmentary poem lines evoke a rose and perfume imagery. A romantic tone speaks of a heart touched and a bloom that opens with a lady's wit, lasting until a farewell. The piece reads like lyrical postcard prose with scattered phrasing and fragments.
A London dog show brag leads to a humorous exchange between Gilhooly and an English immigrant in Australia. The visitor, bold and pug-nosed, boasts of winning first prize at a London beach dog show, sparking a sharp retort from Gilhooly. The Englishman plans to inform the British consul at Galveston.
Cautionary note describes sediment in urine painful urination milky urine and threatened kidney decline. It urges immediate strengthening of the urinary system with Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sursaparilla to stop the drain protect memory mood and nervous health and prevent premature death.
Cablegram notes Wolseley outlines simultaneous offensive and defensive lines while Kassassin fortifications deter Arabi. Health signals clash with diarrhoea dysentery and sunstroke rising as 5 000 British troops hold front. Delays and contradictory dispatches fuel public dissatisfaction and fears the campaign will drag on beyond expected end.
A writer asserts he has become a well man after years of weakness and ailments including milky urine and heart palpitations. He attributes his recovery to changes inspired by Des Gaycott's regimen and urges mothers to heed a warning: a timely switch can prevent damage and save lives.
A narrator recalls riding a long Michigan Central train and a chatty brakeman who boasted of excursion numbers and an endlessly long train. The conversation shifts to a jokey bet on numbers, while a porter notes the plan to use the numbers for a future game. The narrator escapes to a berth as the train stops at Michigan City.
An old advertises a tonic for torpid liver and biliousness listing symptoms such as dullness headaches and dizziness. It claims the Golden Medical Discovery provides radical cures and urges purchase at all drug stores.
The item lists specific 19th century coin values for years 1812 1874 1852 1854 1857 and 1836 and observes premiums on coins. it then comments on collecting premiums and shifts to a medical claim about Dr. R V Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female disorders and notes it is sold by all druggists.
A German girl seeks relief with a fortune teller who directs her to the water where a one eyed savior will appear. She nearly drowns but is saved by a man missing one eye and the couple marry within forty eight hours. A sensational dime pamphlet pitch follows.
A 1883 Monson Michigan item extols Hop Bitters as a cure for kidney and bladder inflammation, claiming it achieved in days what four doctors could not. The piece weaves in ads for Burdock Blood Bitters, Carter’s Pills, and various beauty and health products, reflecting a blend of medical claims and consumer pitches.
A woman recounts ending her courtship with Charley as his proposals wore thin and she offered him a sacramental token instead, concluding the romance after persistent courting.
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