01 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
1
A bold advertisement invites immediate action for a price reduction event guaranteed to save real dollars. Shoppers are urged to visit the store and watch the circles for tremendous bargains tying current and future needs to the event.
The note indicates doors open on the first day with details scattered elsewhere. No further concrete figures or names are provided in the fragment.
All suits previously priced up to 30 dollars are offered in three lot selections at Babeee. Easy access sale highlights discounted menswear with clear price points and limited quantities.
Governor Frazier warns against party labels in elections while his own agrarian party dominates North Dakota politics. The piece argues that a new party arose to replace the old ones, showing that non partisan rhetoric hides strong party organizing and machine like work.
Fragmentary text blends a sentimental poem about a mother and child with humorous auto tips and sports notes. It mentions a desire to kiss daddy goodnight, quirky driver guidance, and results from the National Western Stock Show with Nebraska and Colorado teams winning prizes. The piece also discusses judgment, compassion, and understanding in human behavior.
A state university engineer warns that cold weather causes piston seizure and cylinder wall scoring if engines race before warming. He explains slow heating of cylinders and water jackets while pistons and rings expand with first explosions and oil flow is reduced. Idling until warm is advised to avoid damage.
A note from the exchange explains that poor hearing on calls is often caused by too far from the transmitter. Moving lips one inch closer can lengthen the line by 57 miles, two inches adds 128 miles, three inches 278 miles, and four inches 888 miles.
The David City Press argues that critics can become boosters if dismissed, while those who lash back only provoke more noise. People attract attention by making noise, but sustained noise tends to fade unless redirected.
Automobile owners are warned against careless use of alcohol in radiators. Wood alcohol can be used safely only if the radiator is perfectly tight and leak free. If leaks occur, the gas may ignite and threaten the car and its occupants.
A reflection on easy condemnation of fellow humans and the frequent self appointed moral judgment. The speaker argues that critics often berate others for faults they themselves do not possess and warns against thoughtless condemnation.
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