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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1925
Page
3
Puzzle list with many numbered clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The solution notes that the solution will appear in the next issue and includes numerous cryptic style definitions for common crossword style words.
Tancred, son of Otho the Good, rose as prince of Edessa during the First Crusade and died in Antioch, Syria, in 1112.
To show pictures at their best the center of each frame should align with the viewer’s eye level when standing. Hang with a level display so all centers are even for uniform sight lines.
A witty remark in a heated exchange defuses tension and keeps the chatter light. The piece stresses humor as a strategic tool to ease conflict and maintain morale during verbal skirmishes.
A London Mail column mocks the cat as an imposter feeding on human kindness. It rails at lack of gratitude or loyalty, notes cats’ indifference in sickness, and contrasts them with dogs and other animals. The piece cites Elizabethan poet George Wither and asks why people still adore felines.
A fragment notes that calm retreat storms of any kind are virtually unknown in East Turkestan, presenting a terse view of regional weather or political mood.
Dr D E Scot, fresh from Edmonton after a year in Aklavik, predicts few years pass before Eskimos face extinction from disease tied to white living. Delta natives suffer intestinal parasites from raw fish and meat. cancer and appendicitis rise. tuberculosis devastates as cabins replace snow houses. Ninety percent show TB symptoms.
The Norean nobility, save a few propertied peers, face extreme poverty. Many former elites now work as cart pullers and perform menial tasks to avoid starvation. About sixty leading Koreans were made peers and granted land by Japan at annexation, most quickly depleting their property. Recently about 50 impoverished nobles petitioned the Japanese government for financial aid.
A wise proverb lesson comes as Billy recalls his uncle’s visit. While playing with friends, Billy gains a dime and muses that his playmates might now claim to be his friends after the gift and parting words.
Bill Austin, star clarinetist with the Elks orchestra at the Catalina California convention, decides to play saxophone. Neighbors complain saying the sax is no good and must be a lemon. He jokes the sour notes prove the instrument is faulty.
An order requires fingerprints of babies under three months discharged from Pellestown maternity hospital. The move follows a letter from Miss Duggan, a woman barrister, who says the plan will help police identify the mother or foster mother of deserted children.
Lutheran churches nationwide urge adoption of ice cooled ventilation systems to boost summer attendance at church and Sabbath schools, aiming to compete with theaters that already use this modern comfort to attract crowds.
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