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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1927

Page

6

Lincolniana Growth Across Years: Oldroyd Collection Purchased

The article notes continued accumulation of Lincoln memorabilia and highlights last year’s surge in Lincoln related discoveries. Congress authorized purchase of the Oldroyd collection of Lincoln mementoes from Osborn E. Oldroyd, linked to Ford’s Theatre history. A Booth stable barn was auctioned by the War Department, drawing reminders of Lincoln’s assassination night.

Abraham Lincoln Stanton Lfe Lincoln Congress Oldroyd Osborrt el. Oldroyd Tenth Street Washington Ford John Wilkes Booth War Department

Lincoln trunk mystery to unlock 1931 as 1926 death ends male line

In 1926 Robert T. Lincoln bequeathed a trunk to the congressional library with a pledge it not be opened until 1931. His death ended the Lincoln male line and scholars await the contents of the trove that includes letters and notes on the Civil War era and Lincoln’s era.

Robert T. Lincoln Congressional Library Lincoln Robert Lincoln William J. Barton Bixby William Scott Carl Sandbure Abraham Lincoln Bloomington Fanny McCullough William McCullough Fourth Illinois Cavalry Coffeyville Miss McCullough Prairie State Kentucky McLean County Major Stillman Blackhawk Stillman Dixon Covell Fourth Illinois Cavalry Wiliam McCullough Grant Fort Henry Fort Donelson Shiloh Corinth Fourth Cavalry Sherman Memphis Trenton Mobile and Ohio Mississippi Central Lee Kansas van Dorn Price Holly Springs

Satin hats lead spring millinery trends in 1927

JULLA BOTTOMLEY reports midseason millinery displays favor close fitting satin hats with plume like fur accents, color on color trims, and varied fabric effects. Coats for spring show color blocked details, plaid insets, and ombre woolen materials as youth fashion parallels grown up styles.

Valentine legends and the birth of American valentine

Ancient stories place Saint Valentine as a martyr under Claudius with a February 14 festival. The first valentines were linked to Juno worship, with Charles, duke of Orleans, composing early love poems during his Tower of London imprisonment. Esther A. Howland, from Worcester, started the American fancy valentine industry after importing and improving English designs, sparking a large business.

Valentine Juno Charles Duke of Orleans Charles V of France Louis XII Francis I Tower of London Agincourt Tower of Lon Don Esther A. Howland England Howland Worcester Mass

Beaver and Nutria Coats Highlight Fur Fashion

Beav er coats in full length appear among the loveliest fur fashions, with nutria coats offering a similar look at a lower price. Both furs are praised for their natural beauty and wearability in the season's new line.

Broadcloth Returns to Fashion in Women's Coats

Broadcloth again features in the season’s smart fabrics list. The fabric is noted as especially stylish for women's coats trimmed with civet fur or caracul.

Bracelets Grow Wider Among Jewelry Styles

Jewelry trends show bracelets expanding in width with silk bracelets and circlets of jewels remaining popular. Some of the newest designs are several inches wide, signaling a shift toward bolder statement pieces while classic slave bracelets retain enduring appeal.

Suede Coats Debut New Zipper Fastening Type

The article describes suede coats with a new zipper style similar to that used on zipper bags. Pockets also use the same fastening method, offering a soft and flat appearance.

See What I Did for 30 Cts Diamond Dyes Ad

Learn to dye fabrics at home with Diamond Dyes true dyes. Quick, easy method to refresh old dresses, drapes, scarves and spreads with season’s colors. Free Color Craft book and Cyclopedia offered at druggist. request Diamond Dyes Dept N9 Burlington Vermont.

Lurlington Vermont

Plans for Poultry Houses and Egg Secrets

Poultry house plans for all styles with 150 illustrations and a guide to winter egg production. Includes a copy of The Full Egg Basket and a secret formula packet. Send 26c to Inland Poultry Journal, Smith Building, Indianapolis Indiana. Also offer for self feeding mash to increase eggs with Formula 6c from Morris Hemmerling Valentine Nebraska.

Inland Poultry Journal Smith Bldg Indianapolis Indiana Morris Hemmerling Valentine Neb

Sun’s Journey Through Space Driven by A Stellar Orbit

Path finder Magazine notes the sun moves through space at about 13 miles a second along with the rest of the solar system. It remains uncertain whether the sun follows a definite orbit, while Earth and other planets accompany it through the vast cosmic voyage.

Pathfinder Magazine

Woman Urges Equal Rights Without Demand for Equal Faculties

A woman argues for equal rights for all, noting she seeks parity in rights rather than claiming women possess equal faculties with men. The statement emphasizes legal equality and opportunity over inherent ability differences.

Porcupines in Trouble Endanger Timber Across States

A government biological survey studies the fretful porcupine causing timber damage by girdling many trees daily. The extensive California Oregon Washington study seeks humane control methods without harming protected animals.

Uncle Sam California Oregon Washington

Date Pudding Mix and Bake in Water Bath

A vintage recipe outlines mixing sugar milk and egg, then combining with baking powder salt flour nuts and dates. Bake in a moderate oven, then bake in a pan of hot water for 30 minutes or until firm, and serve with whipped cream.

Just in Time Bess and the Life Joke

Dialogue from a scraped column shows Bess, June and Audrey quarreling over a failed relationship and money. The exchange ends with playful lines about selling out a future after a mock accusation.

Bess June Audrey

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