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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1924

Page

2

Barry Lapelle vanishes from Lafayette after fateful courage

Barry Lapelle escapes town with Fancy amid threats and a staged exit. Jack Trentman engineers a quick departure to throw pursuit off track, planning a later duel challenge to Gwynne while Lapelle rides toward Attica and a long journey beyond the plains.

Gwynne Jack Hawk Attica Johnson Trentman Hank Black Hawk Calaboose Barry Fancy the Tanyard Star City Lapelle Jack Trentman Kenneth Gwynne Mr. Trentman Spur Martin Hawk Barry Lapelle Lafayette

Confession Bridges Cracked Family Bonds in Lafayette

Rachel Carter reveals a life of truth to her daughter Viola Minda Carter Gwynne. Viola declares she will face Kenneth Gwynne with courage, and both acknowledge a shared past and evolving loves. They pledge mutual support as Moll Hawk's fate nears and consider a future together despite scandal.

Rachel Carter Viola Minda Carter Gwynne Kenneth Gwynne Kenneth Rachel Barry Lapelle Barry Old Town Mabel Moll Hawk Moll Hawk Mr. Trentman Lapelle Lafayette Kenny Robert Gwynne Samson Delilah Viola Gwyn Minda Carter Marie Kenneth Zachariah

Young shoe shiners on Washington Square tease pedestrians

A New York Sun and Globe report describes Jimmy, a ten year old leader, guiding a band of boys who offer shoe shines to sightseers on Fifth Avenue bound for Greenwich Village. The tactic is to pressure pedestrians with one by one offers and prices.

Fifth Avenue Washington Square Greenwich Village Jimmy New York Sun and Globe

Forget Part of Her

A housewife hides from a rent collector by crouching behind a clothes horse while her son tells the visitor she is out. The rent collector leaves a curt remark for the mother about her future steps on the street.

News From the Settlement Oddities Amid Bad Weather

Reports describe severe weather preventing travel and social activity. A widow mailed a parcel and a mule allegedly pulled an automobile from mud and destroyed it, reflecting strange times and curious events observed locally.

Cain

In Love Again Wayward Tales Quip

The Wayside Tales collection offers a witty remark on love as renewal. A line notes that when a man falls in love he feels new, while another voice counters it by saying he is the old one revamped.

Mole starves to death after 48 hours without food

A mole deprived of nourishment dies in under two days, typically within 48 hours, due to starvation. The observation notes rapid decline when sustenance is withheld, highlighting the animal's vulnerability under food deprivation conditions.

Bronze misidentified in ancient ruins as copper

Analyses show many so called bronze artifacts from Egyptian and Mesopotamian ruins are pure copper. Some items, like the bronze bands from Shalmaneshr II’s palace gates, truly contain about 9 percent tin. Copper appears to be the earliest metal used. iron existed but was rare and costly, used mainly for jewelry.

Shalmaneshr II

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