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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
2
A poetic reflection on the Castle Yesterday from Saturday Evening Post. The speaker recalls seasons spent in a timeless place of youth, dreams, and memories, as the angel of the valley gates bars return to the present. The verse contemplates continuing longing and contentment with yesteryear.
Roberts seeks a quick meeting with Amy Cloverdale for a flowers order but misidentifies himself as his partner. Dick Allison helps by posing as Roberts, meets Amy, and a comic misunderstanding unfolds with Maud’s children and a Washington trip. In the end the truth surfaces and forgiveness follows at Maud’s dinner.
The Philadelphia Bar ny Owens course hosts ostrich training for a planned racing venture. About a dozen birds are in harness and ready, trained by blindfolding to calm the birds before sulky attachment and race readiness.
A critique cites Dr. Rhees that players must act as gentlemen or football will fail. The piece argues fair conduct should include apologies after collisions and shouting fore to warn danger, otherwise the sport loses vigor.
A dialogue snippet from the Cleveland Leader features Mr Stoplate and Miss Tersleep discussing burglars and safety in a quiet area. The piece contrasts fear with reassurance about dawn approaching shortly after departure and mentions a lost dog seen on the streets.
An essay argues many churches are misused as wealth sinks while large capital sits idle. It contrasts daily used institutions with churches kept closed much of the time, noting churches’ vast material value and potential spiritual worth far exceeding invested funds. Cleveland Moffett cites the two thousand million dollar church estate and a five percent 250000 daily interest.
Miss Maude A Titus aged 16 of Newark New Jersey the youngest American heroine to receive the Carnegie Medal is awarded a second time for bravery in Casco Bay Yarmouth Maine On July 30 1904 she rescued Miss Laura V Reifsnyder from drowning after their yawl overturned Though Titus could swim she saved her companion keeping both afloat for a quarter hour until shore help arrived The commission granted her 2500 to fund education 500 upon entering school 560 yearly for three years and 500 at graduation This is the largest Carnegie award to date
A newspaper vignette recalls two pastors who value children. A New York clergyman chats with a weary audience, and a four year old asks to sing her hymn Jesus Tender Shepherd Lear Me. The next Sunday the church fills as the choir performs the child’s hymn Bless Thy Little Lamb To-Night, delighting the girl.
Miss Gaussip and Mrs. Weiser joke about a husband being indulgent. Mrs. Weiser questions the idea of a woman being satisfied with only necessities as she notes he buys everything she needs. The exchange reveals differing views on material provision in marriage.
A Washington Star cartoon caption pair features a jab about family trees and a quip on small twigs rustling. Miss Cayenne remarks that the smallest twig makes the most noise while a man is cautioned to consider another’s position before accusing.
A Paris buzz centers on Ludovic, the male star behind famed hits who was hypnotized by Picquard in Toulon in 1890. After a staged demonstration, Ludovic’s rise from a fisherman's son to Paris concert fame, under the stage name Mayor, astonishes Marseilles officials and fans alike.
Mrs Manser rebukes Nathan Waite for spreading rumors about her neighbor Sam Wait. The front hall incident, with Sam mid exercise, is cited as the kernel of gossip. Mrs Manser defends Sam as a private, independent man resisting baseless chatter.
A Michigan woman allegedly loses her estate to lawyers amid disputes over her future, with critics arguing the real danger is forestalling the woman's devolving assets. The report highlights legal maneuvering and questions of accountability in a probate context.
In Independence Kansas workers tackle a lightning sparked gas well blaze. A hood and canvas covering were placed around the wet ground to seal the well while a derrick was built. Fire was controlled when the valve was turned and the vent sealed.
In Lens France 1200 miners trapped for days in a coal mine were found alive with some rescued via an elevator. Rescue efforts faced chaos as crowds gathered and relatives pressed for news. Police and troops kept order while officials investigated and salvagers faced accusation of delaying help.
A meeting draft outlines river straightening near Papillion to prevent inundation. About 250 farmers from the county plan to discuss options and timing to address land flooding and related benefits.
Deputy marshals in Muskogee pursue suspects after a chaotic shooting near Wickliffe within the Cherokee Nation. A man identified as Wasdar was wounded in the abdomen while another wounded individual and an uncle were mentioned amid allegations of sympathies to Wickliffe adherents. The incident prompted a full mobilization by authorities.
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