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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
3
In a minister's study during a wedding march, Jim Franklin is stabbed to death. Bride’s maid Callis Shipley anxiously watches as amateur detective Peter Cardigan and NYPD Sergeant Kilday launch the official inquiry into the fatal incident.
In the sacristy a dagger with carved ivory hilt is examined for prints. Nick Royce identifies multiple quarrels involving Carmody, Rylie, Choo Choo Train, and Dan Bullis. The revolver found in the garden shifts the case from premeditated to fitful violence as detectives pursue the blue dressed woman.
A National Geographic bulletin notes Niagara Falls could erode 4 feet annually, possibly retreating to Lake Erie by around year 23053. The water system powers a 200 mile radius, with four Great Lakes feeding the basin that sustains a vast hydroelectric network.
A parish church is planned for French airmen at Nouveau Bourget on the Le Bourget border. The church St Charles du Nouveau Bourget will house an Our Lady of the Skies chapel, with bells and a white limestone statue. The village, growing from 7 000 to about 15 000 by 1933, honors flyers and pilots.
In Warsaw a meteorological station halted its forecast after a minister read sunshine and warmth before a trip, then the forecaster went out and got wet. The incident prompted authorities to suspend all forecasts.
The former Kaiser Wilhelm II grows a stronger hermit, deterred by a recent assassination attempt and fear of illness. He bars any cold symptoms from his circle and keeps a guarded, quiet court at Doorn, protected by a fence and six Dutch guards. He spends evenings in a rosarium and recalls English roots while awaiting a possible return by Germany.
Millard Finlay of Fairmont Minnesota did not fish in a gale yet a wave swept seven perch to his feet as he prepared to turn back. The wind grew colder and he went home with seven perch for dinner.
The Kate Shelley bridge near Moingona Boone Iowa will be torn down marking the end of the Moingona route once a main line station and bridge at Kate Shelley’s bravery. The 1881 span celebrated a 15 year old girl who warned a passenger train during high water and she later became Moingona station master until her death. The railroad says the bridge and trackage on the Moingona route will be dismantled.
A large black cat resisting the mail system caused Patrolman W. W. Rogers to call the post office after hearing a noise in a corner mailbox. The cat fought free with a scratch and dashed up the street as officers checked for a joker with postage.
Wreckers at Jarbridge Nev uncover gold in ashes from the old Elkoro mill floor timbers and cyanide residue. Officials say wall boards saturated with cyanide solution also yield rich gold traces.
Reverend A. Martin Sanders welcomes hecklers during sermons to keep the congregation alert and engaged in worship at his London church.
A one hundred year old schoolhouse in Brookline Vermont stands completely round, marking a unique local historic structure. Built circa 1820s, the dwelling has drawn attention for its circular design and preserved features.
Brooks Peters argues against both overprotection and unlimited access, urging a middle path to develop children’s discernment. He warns censoring drives content underground and stresses guiding exposure to art and literature aligned with child development.
Collier's Weekly notes waning interest in social registers from 1925 to 1927. Of 21 city editions, 9 were dropped. The 12 surviving editions print 338,000 copies in total.
Ad claims creosote based Creomulsion treats coughs colds and bronchitis. It boasts seven medicinal elements, claims rapid relief and harmlessness. It offers money back guarantee if not relieved and urges keeping Creomulsion on hand for persistent coughs.
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