Oscrora Record ASKA
RAR. G. DOUGLAS NEB reports on the Oscrora Record ASKA, detailing local events and notable actions from the Nebraska area. The notice highlights community efforts and a series of updates from regional authorities.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
2
RAR. G. DOUGLAS NEB reports on the Oscrora Record ASKA, detailing local events and notable actions from the Nebraska area. The notice highlights community efforts and a series of updates from regional authorities.
The West and Southwest long undervalued the cent, with Denver and California showing little use for it. A 1908 minting spree in San Francisco set a new record for pennies, as the US Mint expands production to the Denver facility this year, signaling broader acceptance in Colorado and surrounding states.
A synthesis of multiple court decisions addresses consequences for theater openings on Sundays, partnership fraud in credit, corporate liability for employee acts via contractors, land ownership under executory contracts, and post retirement noncompete violations. The cases include Mackenfuss vs State, Hardle vs Swofford Bros, Vickers vs Kanawha & West Virginia Railroad, Ar kansas Insurance Co. vs Csr, and Siegel vs Marcus, outlining penalties, discharge implications, vicarious liability, policy ownership, and enjoining rival activities.
Two men discuss a wife leaving her husband and a possible dramatic turn. Silly banter revolves around a suffragette leader’s possible return and a reporter’s failed interview. Names appear garbled in this fragment.
A classroom joke arises when the teacher asks for the superlative of eleven. The scholar quips aloud with a pun about echo and last word, prompting amused reactions in the group.
Essay argues religion should permeate daily work from bookkeeping to sales. It urges aligning business with noble ideals, conscience over greed, and character formation through work. Includes notes on prayer, trust in Christ, and ethical guidance for modern commerce.
C B Pfizer of Sterling Kentucky reports ten years of kidney and bladder trouble ending after three months on Peruna. He started last March and stopped after three months, has not felt pain since.
The article surveys the pyramids near Cairo and diverse facts from science and daily life. It notes mica production, a bird preserve in Alaska, and studies on taste and aging. It mentions Damascus electric trams and a curious nurse’s long meal habit. It closes with India’s large population dependent on soil.
An assortment of advertisements and items for readers, including a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cure via Wall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Testimonials from Walding Kinnan & Marvin. Also notes on Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, Rafa handbags, Allen's Foot-House, and Odgen Olmsted sample offer. A shipboard joke about rats and a statistic about Egyptian literacy accompany brief remarks on elephant skin care in captivity.
The piece blends devotional thoughts by Rev. William Watson with reflections on Raphael’s Transfiguration and Julia Ward Howe. It links prayer to strength forgiveness and hope, cites scriptural lines about waiting on the Lord, and notes Howe’s poems and the marshalling of “Glory, glory, hallelujah.” It comments on hymn singing, moral duty, and the idea that all acts can be prayers, alongside critiques of human weakness and virtue.
A jumble of maxims and curiosities ranges from moral cautions and social quips to remarks on birds and spelling. The piece notes etiquette, humor about tax and paper borrowing, a Denver teachers convention update, and oddities like Calypte Helenae hummingbird size and old spellings. It blends anecdotes and brief facts without a single clear central event.
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