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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
7
Adventure Magazine warns that island property in French Oceania, Polynesia, and Melanesia is vanishing from common reach as rich trading companies buy or lease valuable islets. The boom makes ownership by ordinary men unlikely within a few decades.
A silent exhortation admonishing those in doubt or distress to endure patiently and seek clarity as the day breaks, urging steadfast hope and measured faith amid hardship.
A fragment quotes Carlyle urging to do the duty that lies near and is known to be a duty, noting the second duty will become clearer in time.
The text asserts that mind greatly influences the body yet warns against claiming all is mind. It states humans are a mix of mind and body and that the body should be governed by the mind, echoing the adage Mons sana in corpore sano.
A Native American legend recounts a Dakotah suitor abducting a chief’s daughter who is slain. The Manitou soothes the tribe promising guidance and seeds a cloud birth that becomes the columbine flower. The tale ties the bloom to the maiden’s spirit and the Westward peak.
Traveling salesmen increasingly stamp their signatures in hotel registers to save time and avoid illegible handwriting. One New York traveler says clerks phone rooms for correct names, prompting adoption of the portable rubber stamp. Some use stamps as a tiny advertisement in addition to signing.
The fall estimates project Java raw sugar output for the year at 1,700,648 long tons with 1,524,284 long tons from association members and 176,364 long tons from outside mills as the rainy season delays some harvesting.
A Richmond Times Dispatch snippet notes Jones wed a deaf and mute woman famed as an expert housekeeper. Her mother died in infancy.
The Indianapolis Indiana Star prints a reader urging readers not to waste time arguing politics or religion and noting that opposing fellow may be in error. The letter reflects courteous dissent and social friction in civic dialogue.
An old advertisement warns buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It claims aspirin has long safety proven by millions for various pains and lists common uses like colds toothache and headache. It notes packaging options and prices and identifies Bayer as the trade mark.
The Bureau of Standards measured a glass engraving of the Lord's Prayer in a 0.000 by 0.002 inch area. Viewed at 900 to 1,000x, the miniature script would fit about 20,000,000 words in a square inch.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder ailments claiming broad efficacy and urging readers to obtain a sample bottle by mail to test its promises. The copy asserts thousands testify to its success and cites a Binghamton New York company. Large and medium bottles are sold in drug stores.
Consul M. P. Cross in Aden reports the coffee harvest may exceed prewar figures as political stability returns to Yemen. Strong demand in Aden supports expected price levels since local production cannot meet buyer needs.
Mothers urged to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature indicating its use for over 30 years. The familiar remedy for infants and children is emphasized in this public safety notice.
Senator Sorghum answers that oratory remains strong with many great speakers. He says the issue is that many prefer lecturing platforms to engaging in political discussion.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic skin and cosmetic powder for face and baby use. It touts its fragrance and economy, claiming to render other perfumes unnecessary and listing the Cuticura trio components.
Portable disk grinder invented for use in industrial schools and factories. Operates by connection with an electric light socket, offering a compact power source for on site grinding tasks.
A brief philosophic remark notes truth differs by perspective, highlighting how belief shapes perception for women and knowledge for men.
A proverb notes that a blind master paired with a deaf servant creates an ideal combination, relying on mutual reliance and complementary senses to navigate tasks.
William Magee a retired contractor of St. Louis says Tanlac restored his health after a two year decline from bladder trouble and poor appetite. He notes improved sleep and energy and urges others to try Tanlac as sold by druggists.
A comedian boasts he can mimic any dialect. The manager pitches a French role for a man born in Japan to Trish parents, raised by a Spaniard in Norway, needing to pass as German to fool a Russian family in an Italian scene.
An upcoming publicity method will soon light the Paris sky with two light pursuit planes that write names of cars, face lotions, tooth powder, books and more using thick black smoke from a special apparatus. The system aims to flash bold advertisements across the capital.
The Exchange proposes government subsidies to ensure every community has its own doctor with home and hospital. It notes country doctors face low rewards and hard work, prompting many to migrate to cities.
Advertisement urges customers to buy Red Cross Ball Blue bluing from grocers with the claim that it yields lasting results and will be repaid by continued use.
A historic note reports a late 19th or early 20th century prank described as larceny of gates from Gizeh, praised as one of the first Halloween pranks on record. The sketch highlights its place in early mischief lore and cautions on landmark context.
A determined individual maintains a composed public image amid ongoing challenges. The effort draws attention to resilience and the social expectations surrounding appearance.
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