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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
7
A compact collage of quips and anecdotes. The patient bargains with a dentist over extractions for ten dollars and a host of social vignettes about charity, hunger, and a rich parish clergyman pleading to help his people. Includes a humorous exchange about a landlady, boarders, and a wealthy lady urged to illuminate slums with car lamps.
Work on a $230,000 contract at David City began last week. Nelson voters approved $100,000 for a high school building. J A Rayburns becomes Chadron city manager. Hebron Academy named state normal training high school. Besse Auditorium in Red Cloud to open soon. Lincoln fire destroys Ancient Order of United Workmen home. cause unknown. Reverend C W Henry becomes G A R chaplain in Nebraska. Pershing praised as possible president if called. Holt county land sale hits $13,500 for 40 acres near Inman. Inavale aviator transports windows by air to Red Cloud.
Dialog snippet shows a stalled divorce exchange with the line Gerald-I tender you my hand and Geraldine-It isn't legal tender revealing ongoing marital ambiguity and unresolved separation.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and may not know it. Back pain, headaches, low energy, and nerves can signal kidney illness. Start treatment now with Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root from any drug store or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Elmer Co at Binghamton NY.
The article outlines a debated theory that influenza bacilli may appear as a fungus at times. Scientists struggle to confirm how this agent works since filtering out a virus has not been possible. The piece suggests the bacillus might not release a virus in its bacillus form but could in a fungus form.
A rural gentleman asks a doctor why some people are born dumb. The doctor replies that they lack the power of speech at birth. An old lady comments on the idea, noting she has asked many times and received the same blunt answer.
A woman experiences relief from her troubles when she wears a new spring hat for the first time. The belief that other women envy her provides substantial satisfaction to each wearer.
Clothing manufacturers report no change in size patterns for garments since the war and no broad shift in male physique affecting ready to wear. Despite some individual cases of increased chest development, the overall proportion of larger sizes remains unchanged across the country.
Five year old Mortland Jones son of Rev Rhys Price Jones pastor of First Presbyterian Franklin refused to sing America with the Sunday school class. When asked why he said he would not sing the line Land where my fathers died stating My father didn't die. Indianapolis News.
Springer considers taking the children to the zoo on his afternoon off. He asks his wife for approval and is reminded he had promised to take them to his mother's. He agrees to proceed if it suits the family.
A fragmented 19th century proverb warns that marriage is a gamble when money backs it with risk. Wise individuals advise prudent steps and careful planning before undertaking commitments for lasting happiness.
A quotation pairs a protest against a perceived railroaded man with a belittling remark that he is a train robber. The exchange reflects attitudes toward crime and punishment, hinting at bias in judging guilt. The source presents sharp courtroom or public sentiment contrast.
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