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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1927
Page
6
Mrs Goldie Shoup of St Joseph Illinois says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound improved her health. Mrs J Storms of Paterson New Jersey writes she cannot praise the medicine enough. Both women were run down and found renewed strength improving family life. Are you on the Sunlit Road to Better Health.
Quote attributed to Forbes Magazine asserts that success grows from thoughtful planning and reflection. The saying emphasizes thinking as the seed of achievement and progress.
Prince William of Sweden, famed animal hunter, 4 feet 6 inches, quailed before a radio mic saying this is terrible . In a related moment Berlenbach who was to speak on Bravery in the Prize Ring fled the studio after five minutes terrified and did not return.
A buyer surveys a valuable site and is approached by a stranger who recalls a time when the land was a farm. The stranger mentions a buried dog, and the buyer confirms he purchased the property for half a million, leaving the caller unhappy.
An overheard exchange in a Newcastle drug store features a five year old girl asking for a bottle of oil. When the clerk clarifies by citing sewing machine oil the girl responds with the intended use as oil for babies. The clerk hands her a small castor oil bottle.
A confidential wedding report notes that Mabel tied the knot yesterday and has kept the marriage entirely private. The timing and details remain undisclosed, with close sources confirming the secrecy.
A six feet long camera lens, among the largest used to photograph stars, is manufactured in the United States. The instrument highlights American optical design and production capabilities for astronomy imagery.
A fragment notes Yellowstone National Park in spring sends part of its waters to the Pacific and part to the Atlantic while a quoted aphorism from Chesterfield praises cheerful countenance.
After storm and stress we should seek the rain bow. good advice helps, but a hungry man cannot eat it. Turn the stone till the ax is sharp and patience will pay twice. Those ridiculed may forgive but never forget. get rich quick schemes only hasten power, while an optimist judges the future by progress, not the past.
Osbourne McConathy lauds 1500 youths in Council Bluffs as Joliet Il high school wins the national title. Princeton California claims Class B honors. Modesto California and Nicholas Senn Chicago also place. Judges include Herbert Clarke and Taylor Branson. prize tablets and medals awarded.
The Lancet reports European health officials enforce strict quarantine rules at frontiers of Iraq and Arabia. New laws require passes for burial in holy places and health permits for pilgrims to curb epidemic spread from the East.
A concise Addison quip on graciously pleasing company, arguing true charm lies in seeming contentment with others rather than delivering entertainment.
A wartime dinner discussion centers on a man of international fame. Opinions split as some diners attack him while others defend him. J. M. Barrie sits quietly and delivers a sharp verdict: he was an infernal scoundrel, but that was his only fault.
A brief excerpt from The Kitchen Cabinet circa 1927 discusses how brooding over grievances can amplify both good and bad effects. It presents a reflective view on mindset and renewal not specific to persons or events.
A compact guide to light summer dishes featuring onions on toast cottage cheese nuts with cheese and pineapple sorbet. It also covers walnut graham bread nut cutters and various salads and custards, emphasizing easy preparations and digestion friendly foods.
The gondola is a long narrow boat with covered ends rising high out of the water. It operates mainly on Venice canals, averaging about 20 feet in length and 4 feet in breadth. A gondolier in the stern propels and guides the boat with a broad-bladed oar.
A terse note expresses distrust as a husband suspects a hidden catch whenever his wife consents. The speaker doubts motives and implies possible manipulation.
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