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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
2
A string of Quotations on ambition money education and folly. The passages mock self made men illiterate publishing diaries and the perils of intolerant idealism. They touch on success motivation misjudgment and the warnings of crowd politics.
In Langebaan, two whales and two boats play a seaside game of hide and seek. Three-man crews pursue the whales who elude capture by diving and surfacing near the boats, thrilling onlookers as dusk ends the chase.
A Singapore United Press correspondent notes the fifty year mark of the Federated Malay States railways with an inscription near Telok Anson. It honors a wild elephant that charged and derailed a train in September 1934 while defending its herd on the line.
Shanghai reports a method to gauge large pressures in structures by observing how photographic film develops after being exposed to pressure. Scientists found films showed unusual sensitivity to pressure, enabling this measurement technique.
A brief joke exchange compares a hill and a pill. The father explains a hill is hard to climb, while a pill is hard to swallow, delivering a light pun on everyday challenges.
A fragment from Stray Stories magazine presents a dialogue where a driver is warned of a fork in the road and a puncture incident. The exchange features George and a policeman's warning about the upcoming hazard.
Northwestern university geologists report fossils recovered near Pikes Peak indicate the region was a flat marshy plain twelve million years ago before the mountain rose. The exact force lifting the range remains undetermined, per the Washington Post summary.
Friedrich Sertuerner, who discovered morphine, has lain in a dust covered coffin in a country church storeroom near Einbeck since 1841 as there is no burial plot. The town remains poor and appeals for funds or a monument have failed. A black tablet marks his association with morphine discovery.
U S Department of Agriculture scientists developed a cross between a lemon and a lime named Perrine. The variety is described as heartier than limes with strong acid juice and may grow well in warmer areas of Louisiana Texas and Florida, reducing imports of five to six million pounds annually from the West Indies and other regions.
A tiny wood and stone chapel on the Pownall estate at Wilmslow has shut after its last worshippers departed. The church, 135 feet long and 14 feet high, housed an organ, pulpit, 12 pews, and stained glass, built by Henry Boddington of Manchester from stones from ancient temples worldwide.
Workers at the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum restoring a whale for exhibition discovered the specimen was missing several teeth. False teeth were crafted to fill the gaps and complete the job.
A Windsor Star dialogue captures a mother restricting cookies at night and a child insisting he can sleep on his back. The exchange reflects家庭 bedtime dynamics and humorous parental limits.
The article notes that much of the Inca treasure abandoned during Pizarro’s conquest remains in Lake Titicaca and is occasionally recovered in small quantities.
A compact plane built in Leningrad weighs 1.5 pounds and holds enough fuel for two hours of flight. It is designed to carry a payload of nine pounds.
A rodent facility in Essex England maintains a stock of 50 000 rats and 350 000 mice. Most will be sold for research use, supporting scientific work and studies.
Outside reading. A brief note describes girls seated on library steps engaged in reading activities during leisure time on campus.
The piece compares Sequoia groves on the Pacific Coast to spiritual endurance, noting trees aged three to five thousand years and their ability to heal burned or cut sections. It links natural longevity to enduring truth in human consciousness, citing Abraham, monotheism, and Scriptural trees, and concludes with Christian Science reflections on growth through divine Mind and Love.
The crackling focus on budget cuts and fiscal restraint appears to misfire as voters view the Roosevelt plan with skepticism. Critics label the effort as too late and political posturing amid rising concerns about economic stability and public sentiment.
Farley calls upcoming campaign a campaign of villification as residuary beneficiary of the Smear Hoover effort. He admonishes that Farley should know.
A fragment discusses relief workers who object to contributing to the New Deal campaign fund and questions whether they are ungrateful for wartime or era obligations.
The Washington version quotes a skeptical view on fiscal policy. It cautions that small savings are used to soothe public concern while vast funds are claimed to cover future costs. The remark emphasizes distrust of official financial rhetoric.
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