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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1893
Page
1
Osceola community records include the death of Mrs. Theo Beehead from apoplexy, funeral arrangements for Rev. Pearson and the wedding of local families, plus a fire at Alfred Anderson and John Ford stores with damage and insured loss. Local clergy, merchants, and families are mentioned along with election primaries and social gatherings.
Kunkel Bros announce 30 day sale on watches jewelry and silverware with special prices. Nou is your chance to save on select items during the promotional period.
Crowded out from last week. Frank Walkington visits relatives, Elin Crawbaugh of Bellwood with valley friends, Mrs Monk of Hastings visiting nearby, John Grossnicklaus back from Missouri, Jim Crawbaugh from Wichita visiting his father-in-law C Grossnicklaus. Rev Matthew Herman attends brother J M Herman’s wedding. German Haworth league officers elected: Rev Treiber President Julius Herman Vice President Adam Herman See Mark Timm Treas. Fred Went watches orchard with a seven shooter then fire. Thief unclear. possibly stranger or shadow or trees.
An advertisement promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles burns sores and other conditions. It claims endorsement by R. K. Baum and notes Hawkeye Condition Powders stock carried by KunkelBroa in DeWitt's offerings.
A pocket size bottle titled Shiloh's Cure, the Great Cough and Croup Cure, is offered for sale by R. K. Baum. The medicine contains twenty five doses and is pitched as suitable for children.
Karl’s Clover Root promises freshness and clear complexion and constipation relief with prices of 25c 50c and 1.00. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers touted as a perfect pill by R K Baum claiming honesty, experience and skill in making a remedy for sick headache biliousness and constipation.
Rare bargain at 2000 dollars for 120 acres with 65 acres broken this year in Hamilton County Nebraska. Ad by J R Mason Central City invites buyers to act. Ballard Horehound Syrup advertised as a universal cough remedy with money back guarantee if no benefit and claims of quick relief from coughs croup and lung troubles.
An advertisement urges readers to contact R. K. Baum to obtain Begg's Little Giant Pills. The copy promises a guaranteed bottle and directs inquiries to Baum.
Advertised tonics and salves claim to cure insomnia and dyspepsia with Begg's Dandelion Bitters, and piles with DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Also praised are Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts and burns and other skin ailments, sold by R. K. Baum.
Advertisers claim Parks' Tea helps those who “think any other form” is inferior and markets it to a general audience. The pamphlet asserts the tea cures constipation and acts as a daily bowel mover, sold by R. K. Baus.
The notice invites readers to travel to Chicago for the most complete and magnificent exhibition. It promotes the Ves tibuled Limited trains of the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line as the easiest and cheapest way to reach the event from home.
An advertisement urges quick treatment for asthma bronchitis and consumption caused by a lingering cough or cold. It promotes Begg's Cherry Couch Syrup as a remedy available from Saldy RK and K. Baum.
An advertisement for Begg's Hair Renewer by R. K. Baur claims to invigorate hair growth and prevent shedding or graying, promising guaranteed results to customers.
Fragmentary notice notes scarce accommodations and cheap rates for a Chicago exposition. It lists R. Genge as U. P. System agent in Osceola for details on availability and en route transport.
An old advertisement notes that the pills cure minor ailments like headache and constipation, with a warning by R. K. Baum about those who can afford annoyance. The copy presents the product as a quick remedy.
Annie M. Beam of McKeeport reports her response to diarrhoea in her children after travel to Jonestown and flood areas. She cites cholera and diarrhoea remedies from Rev. Jarrhoeg, noting several other cases improved and endorses the 50 cent bottles sold locally.
A puzzle hints at use of a Nonpareil Hair Curler to keep ladies hair in curls on rainy days. The clue directs asking R. K. um for the device to solve the puzzle.
A garbled advertisement touts a “Pain Balm” claimed to cure back pain, side or chest pain in one or two days. It mentions saturating a rece oe Babel chamber and binding the affected parts and lists a 60 cent bottle available from R. K. Bavuy.
Mr IL J Mayera of Oakland Maryland reports selling thirteen houses at Chamberlains Remedy today and claims it is the largest daily sale of any preparation. He asserts the cough medicine provides the best satisfaction and leads the market with over the counters sold. He notes sale by RK Baca.
Mr Thomage Batte editor of the Graphic Arkansas staffer says Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy gave almost immediate relief during a severe flux attack last summer. He reports a full recovery and recommends the medicine as the best in existence. Available in 25 and 50 cent bottles from AE Baus.
The ad touts Parks' Sure Cure as a tonic for a weak liver and digestive issues, claiming no organic trouble and offering a positive guarantee. It notes a price of $1.00 and that the remedy is sold by R. K. Baun.
Those using PReggs Blood Purifier claim its blood cleansing effects improve skin and complexion. The ad urges customers to try a bottle and observe the results, noting guaranteed sale by R K Baum.
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