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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1930

Page

7

Sells Floto Circus to Bring Tom Mix to Columbus

Direct from top cities the Sells Floto Circus arrives in Columbus on Saturday August 9 presenting TOM MIX and Tony. The show features over one hundred acts in three rings two stages a fifty-eleven menagerie and a seventeen hundred seat tent for two daily performances at 2 and 8 with doors opening an hour early.

America New York Philadelphia Boston Montreal Cleveland Detroit St. Louis Chicago Columbus Sells Floto Circus Tom MIX Tony Great Mix Cervantes John Lortrude Shubert Mabel Pelkey Ailyer Whirl Schwarz Sisters Koban Terrels Floto Tom

Rural emphasis leaves most India cites small

The report notes India remains largely agrarian with only three cities exceeding half a million population Calcutta Bombay and Madras. It highlights the rural character of most regions and cites limited urban growth.

India Calcutta Pombay Medras

Ford Motor Company Mission and Innovations Highlight Public Benefit

The Ford Motor Company emphasizes its duty to provide affordable vehicles through constant innovation. It cites advances from endless chain casting to electric welding and a four mile long conveyor at Rouge, all aimed at saving costs and improving efficiency for the public.

Ford Motor Company Seavel Ford Rouge

Without that soul what good are we a robotic vision

A British inventor unveils a mechanical man named Robot-Mr Richard Robot that can stand, speak, and answer questions though cannot walk yet. He may see with ultra red rays and a selenium cell, but the piece argues a soul is irreplaceable and unduplicable by science, citing a Garfield question as a test.

Richard Garfield Lny New York Electrical Society The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Conduct as a Reflection of Character in Action

A concise reflection on how behavior reveals a person’s character, asserting that deeds define identity. The quote emphasizes ethical consistency and the enduring link between actions and self-perception.

Happiness in Love Life Fortified by Many Friendships

An aphoristic note on love and friendship quotes Sydney Smith praising mutual affection. It emphasizes that loving and being loved constitutes the greatest happiness of existence and suggests friendship as a foundation for enduring happiness.

Sydney Smith

Three Demands of Good Usage: National Reputable Present Use

A brief appraisal notes that a word’s value hinges on national usage by reputable sources and contemporary relevance. It argues for alignment with current, widely accepted meanings while avoiding obsolete senses. The commentary emphasizes practical adoption in everyday and formal writing.

Last Laugh Tale of Winslow's Daring Plymouth Feat

In 1859 General Winslow awoke alone after a prank by Plymouth gentlemen. They left him asleep, then rode home while he rode his horse to shore, swam through currents to Plymouth Beach, and reached town eight miles distant before his companions found him alive and waiting by the tavern fireside. The tale appeared in the Brockton Enterprise.

Thoreau Plymouth General Winslow Winslow Saquish Hotel Plymouth Rock Plymouth Harbor Plymouth Beach Marshfield Duxbury Lbrockton Enterprise

Reunion of Forces After Ladysmith Relief

An editorial remark recalls the 30th anniversary of Ladysmith relief and notes a historic meeting between Boers and Britons. It reflects on future generations possibly honoring each other beyond enmity, imagining descendants mingling after shared bloodshed.

Ladysmith

Scots origin of the kilt linked to Holy Land

A Scotsman writing in the London Daily Telegraph claims the kilt originated in the Holy Land where David's soldiers wore knee length military gowns for mobility. He ties this to British Israel ideology which regards Scots as a chosen, leading race on God’s earth.

London Daily Telegraph Holy Land David Jerusalem Israel

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