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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1925

Page

2

Breton coast tales and Douarnenez sardine lore

Washington dispatch describes Douarnenez as a lively Breton sardine hub with a harbor and festivals. It contrasts peaceful locals with a proud maritime spirit, notes the Pardon of Sainte Anne la Palud, and links regional culture to Lalo's Ys legend and Brittany's rugged seascape.

Rouen Nantes Douarnenez Breton Port de Rosmeur Sainte Anne-la-Palud Brittany France Gradlor Bay

Mail pilot killed in snow storm crash near Aurora

Clarence Gilbert, a small pilot flying between Chicago and Omaha, died when his plane crashed in a snow storm near Aurora Illinois. He leaped with a parachute but it failed. his body and the wrecked aircraft were found about a half mile apart.

Clarence Gilbert Chicago Omaha Aurora Ill

Apes and Leopard Men Terror in Sierra Leone War of Beliefs

Briton Captain Stanley recounts fighting occult fear in Sierra Leone by trapping and shooting an ape-man blamed for savage maulings. He dismantled Leopardism and witch doctor influence, showing government aid quieted native terror and restored British prestige. The tale ends with notes on ape size and a skull mascot.

London W. B. Stanley Sierra Leone London Chronicle Stanley South Kensington Museum Verne Lewellen Nebraska Lincoln Betty Welch Green Day Wis Thad Pittinger Albon Nebraska Atate Cleaners, ‘and Dyers Association Omaha Johnstown Isaac Walton League of ‘America Distriet Fremont Albert Tracey Otto Johannes Columbus Fire Department Webster County Denver J. H. Hamilton and Son Johnson and Auld H. R. Fautch Guide Rock Lee B. Carey Nebraska State Firemen’s Association Hemve York Carey Hastings Guernsey Bishop Block Norfolk Madison Burke Ladies’ Legislative League W. A. Poynter C. H. Aldrich S. R. MecKelvie Seifert State Historical Society Museum Loup Valley Skidi Caroline Vifquain Victor Vifquain Vifquain Saline County W. R. Dickerson H. B. Langevin Curtis Retail Hardware Walers Association Omah Ha Matzen B. Pirie Wymore Dea Roscoe Found Harvard Law School State University University of Wisconsin At Madison E. A. Birge Kearney E. E. Purcell Broken Bow State Board of Agriculture George Jackson E.R. Danielson State

Radium Method Sets Earth's Crust Age At 1.6 Billion Years

Boston reports Tufts geology professor Alfred C. Lane calculates the earths crust at about 1.6 billion years using radium decay to lead. He cites Katanga belted rocks at 1.6 billion years and explains half value periods and rapid atomic decay to estimate rock ages.

Boston Alfred C. Lane Tufts College Lane Katanga Belgian Congo

Too Many Men Warsaw Railways Cite Excess Staffing

Polish railroads employ about 13 workers per kilometer of track, versus seven in France and five in the United States. Experts say Poland could cut 50,000 railroad jobs and save about 3 million dollars annually.

Warsaw France United States Poland

Needle in Knee Sends Newton Falls Boy to Hospital

William Sadler ten of Newton Falls was taken to City hospital with a needle lodged in his knee. Doctors removed it by a minor operation. The needle entered the knee when he was an infant in Warren Ohio.

Warren Ohio William Sadler Newton Falls

Colonial Style Homes Draw Builders To Simple Lines

Architect William A Radford explains colonial design appeals to owners. The article describes a 39 by 26 foot shingle colonial with six rooms, sun porch, sleeping porch, central entrance, and simple straight walls for lower cost and efficient space.

New England Long Island Sound

Tiled Dining Room Coming Into Vogue

Tile use in dining rooms grows popular for sanitation and ease of cleaning. The article notes tiled floors as aesthetically pleasing and versatile across design styles, enhancing refinement and harmony in home interiors.

Chimney Extensions and Caps Urged for Roof Safety

Proposed chimney standards require stacks to rise at least three feet above flat roofs and two feet above peak roof ridges with proper caps. Flue extensions should project four inches above the chimney top to allow a two inch wash. Wash to be cement mortar with a concave surface where feasible to improve draft and prevent water damage from freeze thaw cycles.

Color Design Prompts Toon Interiors as Guests Enter

The text notes color as the first sensation a guest feels entering an unfamiliar Toon. It emphasizes choosing bright design and coloring to harmonize or clash with other articles in the room.

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