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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
2
A Chicago physician urges Nebraska families to eat a high fat diet focusing on milk cream butter fat beef and mutton while avoiding cork or vet foods. He recommends pears ripe apples cooked fruits and whole wheat bread and allows up to two quarts of cow milk daily.
Russian and Japanese plenipotentiaries signed the peace treaty at Portsmouth New Hampshire on the instant. Witte was first to sign. Komura and Rosen spoke at a thanksgivings service. Marines saluted at Kittery Point as dignitaries toured the navy yard.
Public Printer demands the resignations of Oscar J. Rickets and L. Hay over alleged insubordination. They refuse, seeking specific instances and a reply window per civil service rules, and refer the matter to the Civil Service Commission and the President for full review.
Ex lieutenant U S Army F Davidson in Washington writes Peruna is unmatched for catarrh and strengthens the system. He recommends it to sufferers and notes prompt results. Also a sunburn remedy using rosewater glycerine and citric acid is advised for hands.
Reports from Baku and the southeast Caucasus describe widespread panic, arson at oil works near Balakhani, and mass refugee flows from Baku Elizabethpol and Shusha. Official dispatches cite numerous engagements between Tartars and Armenians behind regular positions, with over 200 houses destroyed and famine compounding the crisis.
In Wapello Iowa on September 11 a letter touts Minnie Hart’s cure after eight months in bed. Dodd’s Kidney Pills are credited with restoring mobility and enabling a rapid four week return to gardening. The account emphasizes kidney health as central to general well being.
A jumble of observations and anecdotes covers themes from aging waves to female friendships. It notes Japan and India contrasts alongside trivial social quirks. A St Louis incident ends with a court fine after a girl damages furniture and crockery.
A Yorks Statesman quip contrasts a wife’s mother with a friend on a stoop. A Philadelphia cemetery, eighty years old, shows few lines on headstones that once glowed with praise. Time’s ruthless paw exposes fiction in markers for visitors.
A thunderstorm in Brown County Kansas drove cattle to a barbed wire fence on Asa Hull's farm for protection. A bolt of lightning struck a wire, killing eight cattle. Separate note lists 20 British subjects from Victoria British Columbia seeking enrollment in Canada's Fifth Regiment artillery in Ottawa.
A Michigan judge with long bench experience extols Grape-Nuts in his daily family meals. He claims the crisp nutty cereal replaces pastry, keeps his family in strong health, and even improves complexions. He asserts one small dish equals a pound of meat for breakfast.
Officials of the Atchison and Santa Fe railway report a systematic theft of tickets by telegraph operators acting as ticket agents in Colorado. Several thousand dollars are said to have been stolen in recent months as the activity grows. Two operators are reported to have been arrested.
Members of the American association of press humorists attend their annual convention in Cleveland. The program blends entertainment and business with elections of officers. President S. W. Gilliland of the Baltimore American spoke at the morning session as new members were admitted.
The article notes divorce suits and bathing suits as today's two popular garments. It recommends Systematic Massage to improve scalp circulation and nutrition flow. It also suggests lamb veal and fowls as healthy diets for young, sedentary, and those avoiding fat meats.
The text advises a natural elegant stance with one foot slightly forward as a Frenchwoman does. It notes rising should be effortless and balanced, not straining any muscle. It also counsels writing a prompt note of thanks to a hostess after visiting to express gratitude for hospitality.
Mary Reagan of Fall River Massachusetts describes severe nerves headaches and head noises. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with calming her nerves ending nightly unrest and restoring energy and strength enabling her to climb stairs and resume daily work. Pills sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
Carl Arbs chauffeur was instantly killed and C. S. Creelman a passenger was severely hurt in an automobile crash on a Chicago road. The car, attempting to leave a track, became uncontrollable and at high speed ran in circles. Arbs was thrown head first and killed. Creelman was thrown into bushes and injured.
APPLETON Wis Stockbridge Indians allegedly exploit divorce laws to gain extra government land under a rule granting forty acre allotments to all Indians except married squaws. Many squaws reportedly obtain divorces to claim land then remarry their former husbands. Several divorces have already been granted in Shawnee county.
Washington report says President Roosevelt demanded Public Printer Palmer resign to take effect on the 15th. The dispute centered on Palmer attempting to oust Oscar J. Rickets and L. C. Hay from the Government Printing Office. Palmer had expected nonreappointment after months of controversy.
A chaotic scene in Seld Utah as a crowd watches a field event end with a dangerous lightning shock. Eyewitness accounts describe scattered injuries and emergency responders on site.
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