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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1923
Page
3
A metropolitan study shows the average age of Londoners increasing by two years over the last ten years. Factors include longer life expectancy and aging population, with implications for housing, services, and city planning.
A reflection on wealth praising inner fortune over money. It notes happiness comes from the mind and virtue, not material wealth, contrasting worldly wealth with divine regard. The piece echoes Seneca on money signifying little to the gods.
President Harding backs a national forest policy amid a broad push for forest protection, reforestation, and timber conservation. The piece notes rising timber costs, loss of forest land, and the need for federal state and private cooperation, with Arbor Day campaigns, planting weeks, and new forestry groups expanding effort nationwide.
A Coro na New York area letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving a left side pain without surgery. It cites a Mahoningtown Pennsylvania mother whose daughter improved in weight, energy, and school ability after using the product. The testimonials emphasize natural herb roots ingredients and long use by women.
Birds like the California woodpeckers store acorns in holes drilled into dead tree trunks often choosing pines as storage. Acorns are hammered in securely and sometimes stored for months. The article notes large numbers of holes in trees and mentions pebbles and grubs as additional considerations.
A dying wife admits for thirty years she routinely searched her husband’s pockets and stole about $1,000 for pin money. The piece also notes name variants Margaret Marguerite Marjorie share the same meaning pearl and comments on know-it-all personalities.
Approximately 154700 motor vehicles enter and leave New York City daily carrying nearly 500000 passengers. In time of peace prepare for more peace. Gases from some springs in France contain as high as 10 per cent helium. Only a man of push can propel a wheelbarrow.
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