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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
3
Mrs Hapshott brings a Christmas miracle aboard as a lifeboat drifts in with a child. Captain Hapshott and crew rally to rescue, and the pair, kinder and older by hardship, accept the foundling as a divine gift and vow to care for it.
A tale about Madam Hen nearly leaving her nest to hatch eggs after meeting Mr Fox. He traps her with a string, plans to take two chicks, but she escapes by leading him to the nest and prompting intervention by Mr Dog. The hen survives as the dog guards her secret hatchery.
Gladys George, a native of Maine, has spent most of her life on the stage. She began acting at age three with a stock company in Waterbury Connecticut and later appeared with many notable stage stars.
A 1,800 foot earth and stone serpent, symbol of an ancient religion, lies near West Union. Its head stands 100 feet high on a rock platform facing a glen, with a mouth swallowing an egg. The body forms four folds and the tail three coils amid gentle slopes and expansive views toward Kentucky hills and the Ohio River.
A note on proper usage of who whom and which with persons animals and inanimates. It cites Johnson and Rasgelas as examples of misused pronouns and suggests using which or whose where appropriate.
Edna Kent Forbes notes limited options to beautify the nose beyond skin care and hygiene. She advises nose and throat sprays with mild disinfectants, cautions about adenoids causing mouth breathing and facial disfigurement, and bills nosebleeds as possible heart or lung signals.
A visitor describes a trip to a fat stock show at Union Stock Yards. He notes many cows sheep and bulls, recalls hearing a bull, and expresses confusion about cattle roles and wages. He seeks clarity on how cattle relate to meat products and asks what the animals look like that become ham and eggs.
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