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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
2
Jane Barnes and Evans discuss fear and a looming visit from relatives as their bond deepens. Evans worries about public life after war while Jane urges resilience. Baldy returns with violets and a promise of news as the siblings seek comfort at home.
Baldy Barnes helps a young woman in distress after she stumbles on a frozen hill. She confides she is running away and asks him to drive her toward Georgetown for coffee and then to the Virginia side for a trolley, seeking escape.
Jane Barnes living with her brother Baldwin in Sherwood Park near Washington reads of Edith Towne being left at the altar by Delafield Simms of New York. The report notes Jane is not particularly impressed by the wealthy couple's mishap.
A census shows the American pronghorn population has grown from about 26 600 in 1922 24 to 131 555, more than five times higher. The article notes the animal is a unique species genus and family and highlights its distinct rump rosettes and speed. It credits renewed public interest in wildlife for the recovery from near extinction after the iron horse era.
The article explains how most lightning travels from cloud top to bottom but occasionally a bottom-to-ground strike hits a tree, barn, or transmission line, sparking a dangerous cloud-to-ground discharge.
The notice lists the lesson for April 16 with subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A study of Acts 14 contrasts belief and unbelief, popularity and persecution, boldness and caution, death and life, and advance and return. Paul and Barnabas face division, flee danger when needed, endure stoning, and ordain elders as they reaffirm core church tasks.
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