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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1936
Page
7
Buckie a famed rider in Montana known for his luck with wild horses suffers a severe fall when his horse breaks a leg on the prairie. He remains pinned for hours as wolves howl nearby and noises echo across the range. With no help within miles he resolves to free himself using a sturdy pole to pry the horse off him and end the ordeal.
S CLARK of Attica Indiana traveled to the Texas Panhandle where he heard of a bizarre duel between two frontier men. They fired long rifles at close range back to back, then ten steps and a turn to shoot. After many shots, neither killed the other, until they met and found a melted lead trail where bullets had met and melted in midair.
A lesson on Luke 14 16 24 discusses Jesus dining with neighbors while facing hostility, interpreting the Great Supper as salvation through Christ condemned to those who refuse. Excuses of land oxen and family show priorities over God, while guests from streets fill the master s table and the rejected miss eternal grace.
The Perry County sheriff candidate filed a humorous report listing exaggerated items such as losing 1349 hours of sleep and 10 101 lies. It claims donations of livestock, household goods and cash, plus miles walked and people shaken hands with. The entry notes a 353 vote loss.
The applicant must be an American citizen aged seventeen to thirty five to join the United States Marines. Parents must consent for enlistment of a boy under twenty one. The Marine Corps is a branch of the United States Navy with headquarters in the Navy Building, Washington.
The Marriage Problem notes the playwright and author of The Earth's Story and The Road to Fortune. A figure known for prolific writing across novels and plays, contributing to late 19th and early 20th century literature.
The piece questions if marriage survives as an old institution amid rising divorce. It argues that the true aim should be the care and education of children, while criticizing past match making for material gain. It also notes fears that state nurseries could replace mothers in the future.
A meditation on home, marriage, and parenting as essential civic pillars argues that the home remains the social unit and families will improve as marriages become less commercial and more focused on mutual care. It anticipates shared parenting, healthier mates, and enduring family roles shaping civilization. Rhetorical and prescriptive tone mirrors early 20th century guidance columns for social reform.
The text argues marriage should escape revenue driven motives as more women enter paid work and gain self sufficiency. It predicts women will choose partners more critically, leading to fewer marriages based on convenience and a decline in divorce rates, with reasons only partly visible in the excerpt.
Migratory gulls are safeguarded by the Federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act, restricting hunting, capturing, and disturbing them across the United States. The act provides legal protection to these migratory birds and aims to conserve their populations and habitats.
A Barbara Bell pattern No. 1833-B offers a high waist frock for ages 2 to 6 with a scalloped collar and three buttons. The simple demure design suits gingham, challis, muslin, silk, or crepe. fabric yardage listed. patterns and Spring designs available from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Science notes vampire bats bite for blood but instead lap it up with their tongues from tiny wounds. Captive specimens show bites go unnoticed as they feed. humans may awaken only at the lightest needle touch.
A pithy motivational note urges immediate effort toward success. The message stresses self-reliance and continuous progress, warning against waiting for opportunities or external boosts. It frames persistence as essential to advancement and achievement.
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