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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

7

Place Names Take Strange Disguises Washington

The National Geographic Society notes names shift under pronunciation, spelling errors, and language changes. Examples include Gloucester to Gloster, Luray from La Reine, and Nome Alaska from Cape Name, with many rivers and Indian names similarly altered.

Washington National Geographic Society Gloucester Worcester Mass Sioux City Iowa Gloster Wooster Soo City Bulletin United States Luray la Reine Richreau Ore Sallisaw Salaison

Woodbridge Youth Wins National Photograph Prize

Eugene Novik of Woodbridge New Jersey won Parents' Magazine grand national prize of 250 dollars in the Children's National Photograph contest. His 13 year old picture was selected as best reflecting personality and character from 30000 coast to coast entrants.

Eugene Novik Woodbridge N. J Parents

Farmers Abandon Their Own Railway for Trucks

Kimballton Iowa reports the Atlantic Northern farmer owned railroad will suspend operations effective January 1 after years of revenue loss. The line built in 1907 cost 350000 with a 111000 paid capital stock and 400 stockholders mostly farmers. It runs between Kimballton Elk Horn and Atlantic Iowa, spanning 27 years.

Kimballton Iowa America Atlantic Northern Elk Horn Atlantic

Plain dumb thief steals cheap whisky in Alamosa hit

Alamosa Colorado police hunt a liquor store intruder described as plain dumb who broke in via the rear door and passed over costly whiskies and wines to grab six pints of the cheapest whisky.

Alamosa Colo

Pacifist Leonard Barrett Denounced During War Volunteer Appeal

The text recalls the postwar reaction to pacifists who refused to bear arms for conscience reasons. It notes that many viewed them as cowards and unpatriotic, while others reevaluated attitudes after Armistice Day and the decade that followed.

War and pacifism debated by the Western Union Union

The Western Newspaper Union readers are urged to question patriotic sacrifice and the justifications for war. The piece argues for a social Christian order to end war, opposing violence and endorsing organized resistance to militarism as the true path for citizens.

Edith Cavell Ur.on

Jacksons Message by Express Delivered East in Record Time

A Stockton and Stokes express rider carried President Jacksons annual message from Washington to Baltimore Philadelphia and New York on December 2 1834. The route covered 225 miles in 13 hours 40 minutes with arrivals in Baltimore at 2 pm Philadelphia by 8 pm and New York by 2 am.

Jackson Express Stockton and Stokes Washington President Jackson Congress Baltimore Philadelphia New York Swift

Self Expression and Sleep Advice Echoes Through Time

An essay discusses self expression as a force tied to personal will and inner beauty, urging discovery of worthwhile inner qualities. It contrasts genuine expression with vanity and offers insomnia tips, recommending quiet pre sleep rituals, calm activities, and proper bedclothes as aids to restful sleep. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.

Bell Syndicate WNU

United States Protects Alaska Fur Seal Herd Under Treaty

The U S Bureau of Fisheries took charge under the 1911 treaty as the herd neared extinction. Since then the herd has grown about 8 percent yearly to over 1,400,000, up from about 180,000 in 1910, aided by the ban on killing seals on the high seas.

U. S United States Bureau of Fisheries Alaska High Seas

Queer Malady Strikes Doves in Knoxville

In Knoxville Tennessee a mysterious illness is killing doves by making them spin in midair and drop dead. Nurseryman Lee McClain notes the affliction is new to him and recalls doves often show a lump in the throat with the jaw locked before death.

Knoxville Tenn Lee McClain McClain

Should a Secretary Be Decorative and Effective

The essay argues for a versatile secretary, favoring female over male hires. It sketches types from glamorous to middle aged, notes the secretary’s role in handling calls, finances, and boss stress, and praises devotion, discretion, and efficiency as core qualities.

Kansas City Chicago Galahad

Sunflower Symbol of American Cultivation and Use

The sunflower is described as wholly American with use by Indians for dyes food and oils. It notes widespread home cultivation and seasonal seeds enjoyed by sparrows and finches in late summer.

Why Mausoleum Is So Called

The mausoleum derives its name from the grand tomb of Mausolus king of Caria built by his widow Artemisia around 350 B C.

Mausolus Caria Artemisia

Mass Witch Trials Site Also Known as Gallows Hill

The Salem area hill known as Gallows Hill or Witch Hill gained notoriety during the 1692 witchcraft hysteria when several accused witches were hanged there. The place is tied to early colonial fears and executions.

Massachusetts Gallows Hill Salem Mass

First Case of Psittacosis in Europe

The first psittacosis case was reported in Germany in 1879. An outbreak followed in Paris in 1892 linked to parrots kept as fashionable pets.

Germany Paris

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