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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1931
Page
7
Sergt William H Sisson an army flying photographer at Rockwell Field has never eaten meat and plans to continue that way. He avoided meat since infancy, traded meat for bread in France, and wonders if lack of meat will stunt growth while his meat-eating farmer parents disagree.
Harry S Ekizian, a navigator aboard the Lexington, is hailed as the ship’s strongest bluejacket after resisting twelve shipmates attempting to strangle him. The incident highlights his claimed title and leadership under pressure aboard the carrier.
An electrically operated light box is used in Germany to reveal watermarks and all identifying features by placing currency and checks over an eyepiece. This device helps detect counterfeits by exposing hidden details through illumination.
The article explains euthanasia as death by scientific means for the hopelessly ill. It notes Greek origins and defines euthanasia as a pain free, happy death.
A mix of items including a remark that horse power rests on muscles but man power on the brain, baby size growth claims, a tiny battery powered automobile curing set, a bachelor’s quip about perfect women, a large airplane finder used by France, China seeking a new name for the Mexican dollar and a suggestion to call it Sun in honor of Sun Yat-Sen.
A Florida inventor grinds palmetto roots with a special cement to make weatherproof statuary and outdoor furniture. Progress in refrigeration may allow year round oyster supplies per government fishery experts. At Iron Mountain Michigan Mr and Mrs Albert Cunningham welcomed their twenty first child after twenty seven years of marriage. Seventeen of the twenty one offspring are girls.
A quotation from American Magazine on personality as a force that can empower leaders to influence others and shape outcomes, noting its remarkable power and potential danger across disciplines.
An excerpt discusses poetry’s power to evoke enthusiasm and extraordinary emotion, making readers feel they behold the poet’s painted visions as true. The quotation attributes this effect to Dryden and reflects on poetry’s capacity to intensify perception.
Doctors endorse a new cold treatment using Phil lips Milk of Magnesia to restore alkalinity. Start with a tablespoonful morning noon and night for two days then only at night. It relieves stomach issues and over acidity and is sold at all drugstores.
An advertisement promotes LYKO as a general tonic to lift mental and physical mood. It claims to dissipate despair and fatigue, promising cheerfulness and vibrant health. It urges readers to buy at druggists today.
New champions are expected in at least half of all major sports this year with crowns changing hands widely. Ad copy promotes Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as the original liver pills, claimed to regulate liver and bowels for six decades.
The Nebelspalter cartoon caption features a bride remarking her eyes are small and asks an egg dealer to allow the hens to brood a bit longer. The joke centers on misdirection about size and patience.
Advertises Hoffs Liniment as a treatment for rheumatic and muscular pains caused by congestion. Describes brisk rubbing and applying a cloth soaked with liniment to stimulate blood flow and ease pain. Guarantees refund if no relief within 30 minutes. 8 ounce bottles priced at 60 cents with mail order option from Goodrich Gamble Company, Saint Paul Minnesota.
Jones says he has dropped walking as a mode of transportation and purchased a car, changing his approach to everyday travel and insurance needs.
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