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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1922
Page
3
A compact reflection on Abraham Lincoln drawing from his letters and speeches. It argues that his words reveal his truth telling, humility, prayerful life, and moral leadership guiding democracy, liberty, and national unity through the Civil War era.
The pantomime, created by Romans after Greeks, began with Pylades and Bathyllus in 22 B C. A throat troubled actor led the first wordless drama, and the audience’s delight kept the production alive. Sinners Are Never Beres. Quotes from Wandering Fires reflect marriage views and witty exchanges about actors and romance.
The piece notes that women aged twenty five have lower odds of reaching fifty than men of the same age, yet once both reach fifty, women are more likely to outlive men. It attributes this to temperament differences.
New York’s Gilbert Pearson, president of the National Association of Audubon Societies, showcases a room of birdskins and plumes, including 1500 dollars worth of bird of paradise and crown goura plumes. He notes smugglers and fines, cites 20000 dollars received from authorities, and urges repeal of Alaska bald eagle bounties without proper science.
Mrs. Stillman travels to Canada to question witnesses amid the Stillman divorce case. At Three Rivers she confronts Indian guide named co respondent in the suit against her husband as New York lawyer Philip J. O'Brien and Mayor Jean Crete accompany her. Beauvais moves into film.
William N. Haskell, head of the American relief administration in Russia, returns from London and says the $20 million grain appropriation could save 5 to 10 million people in the Volga region from starvation. First shipments may reach in February with a daily corn ration for adults and food supplements for those in need, and feeding for adults to expand by March. He may raise the number of children fed to two million.
Announcement from Belgrade states King Alexander and Princess Marie, daughter of King Ferdinand and Queen Marie, are to marry. Marie, aged twenty two, was earlier reported engaged in 1920 while Alexander was prince regent. He tours Romania at Sinai with his hosts as Bolshevism is reportedly suppressed and laws against enemies of the state are harsh.
Texas reports a new uprising against President Obregon led by Antonio Villareal former Obregon minister of agriculture. Villareal near Monterey has enlisted General Pablo Gonzales at Laredo and Carranzista followers in Texas claiming 10 000 troops. Obregon says 250 plus arrests tied to the plot and US agents anticipate border crossing to advance the movement.
Belshazzar contemplates praising a director but mocks the film as ruined by a rot ten subtitle as Life notes the critique. The remark highlights tensions over subtitle quality and cinematic presentation in a public glare.
An advertisement proclaims Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind in the world and asserts every woman who has used it knows the truth.
Personality profile note cites domestic harmony with a husband who allegedly fulfills his wife's desires. The New York Sun quotes a sentiment about marital dynamics and material generosity.
In Council Bluffs Iowa Mrs Emma Shanks recalls health decline from woman’s weakness and praises Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She says it restored health, cured her troubles, and gave strength with improved appearance and vitality. She endorses liquid or tablet forms for quick, noticeable results.
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