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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
5
Washington observers map out the silver subsidy and proposed tax shifts as the Morgenthau plan and Roosevelt administration confront mounting costs. Critics say the high silver price benefits mine owners while the treasury faces a looming 700 million dollar tax package before the next Congress adjourns.
Wind sor castle hears the royal funeral with the crown taken from the coffin and set before the altar. King George's burial follows Church of England rites broadcast to Britain's vast empire. Two and a half billion dollars in bonds will be distributed to 3,518,191 World War veterans, with the distribution cost around seven million. Oxygen is praised as life, the Red Cross is noted in Ethiopia and a captured Ethiopian field hospital is described. The Dionne quintuplets are reported healthy, thriving outdoors in cold weather with new teeth and weight gain.
Lloyd George says the new king Edward VIII has the magnetism of Edward VII and faces immense troubles, but his courage and instinct will not fail him.
After two U S bombing planes collided in formation over Hawaii killing six crewmen, aviators condemn night formation flying as densely stupid. They urge authorities to stop sending planes up at high speed wing to wing to invite disaster and death.
Milwaukee's John Horan nicknamed Soda Ash Johnny first used soda ash to clean locomotive boilers. He declined to let his son take a pension, saying he can still work and refuses county aid. The son, now sixty six, has applied for an old age pension.
In San Diego California a nudist colony prompts protest from the city Braille club, a blind community group unsure if the colonists were clothed. The piece notes the paradox of visible beliefs and unseen bodies amid history of religious strife.
A government bulletin outlines a five group food budget to maximize nutrition and balance. It advises tailoring to family size, habits, and income, allocating one fourth to milk and cheese, one fourth to vegetables and fruits, about one sixth to meats and eggs, one eighth to bread and cereals, and one sixth to fats and sugars.
The columnist McIntyre describes 1936 as a year of vast excitements and potential turmoil. He warns Europe could burn and nations may rise or fall, offering a wary view while hoping for sweetness and light despite a black outlook.
Dr Harold S Colton of the Museum of Northern Arizona announces the discovery of a large oval bowl near Flagstaff Arizona that served as a prehistoric game court. The site measures about 100 feet by 45 feet with seven to eight foot high sloping sides and a rock goal set in the floor. The find, produced by a joint Museum of Northern Arizona and Arizona State Teachers College expedition led by J C McGregor, suggests ball games were played over a wide area in ancient America.
Many believe laxatives worsen constipation but doctors use liquid laxatives and gradually reduce the dose. The secret is to give a little less each time so the bowels respond naturally. Liquid form lets precise dosing by drop and avoids habit forming effects. Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as pleasant tasting and effective.
A compact editorial urging balance between compassion and discernment. It argues for kindness toward others while reserving judgment when evaluating actions and character across social dealings.
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