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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1927
Page
2
Early recounts narrowly surviving a dire incident and credits Tantlac with saving his life. He describes injuries and a miraculous recovery aided by Tantlac’s intervention and swift action.
A brief back and forth centers on a place described as restful and a warning about prior assurance that a cyclone ruined a house. The dialogue hints at past disaster and a skeptical tone about comfort claims.
Englands Tip notes a rugged coast from Land's End to Penzance with treacherous rocks and fog yet offers picturesque coves. It visits Mousehole Newlyn Marazion St Michael's Mount Fowey Polperro Clovelly Tintagel Port Isaac St Ives and highlights their fishing heritage legends and scenic harbors while hinting at tourism’s encroachment.
An official from the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals of the Poor was blocked by two large geese at a horse patient stable in Canning Town London The birds chased him off biting his legs as he fled The owner arrived and the geese settled down appearing quiet afterward
A narrator recalls a long friendship with a bulldog named Biddy who has saved on dog licenses and provided companionship. The tale features a humorous remark about eggs from a bulldog and years of loyal service, highlighting simple rural wisdom.
Elizabeth Peabody, credited as founder and originator of the first kindergarten system, died January 4, 1894. Records indicate no prior kindergartens existed before her influential work, reshaping early childhood education.
A discussion on stopping condensers in resistance coupled amplifier grids. It explains how small condensers impede low frequencies, causing distortion, and argues the ideal condenser size is as large as practical, up to about 0.1 microfarad for common receivers, with larger values reducing suppression and distortion.
A reader explains radio basics using a swing analogy to show how tuning matches broadcast timing. The piece notes that natural periods in circuits are set by condensers and inductances and that receivers will evolve slowly with minor refinements rather than revolutionary changes. It cites Dr. J H Dellinger predicting gradual progress and mentions potential ideas like radio movies and home theater via Vision by radio.
Warning ad urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on package or tablets to ensure authentic, safe aspirin prescribed for 26 years. Advises to say Bayer at purchase and warns against imitations that may be dangerous.
The article argues that as home lighting circuits grow common, protecting operators from shock is crucial. It favors conventional plug and socket connections over double-pale switches, which are seen as a constant danger to set operators and risky to handle.
The article outlines four B battery sizes: small medium large and extra duty. Extra duty suits five or more tubes while large fits three or four tubes and is commonly used on five-tube sets.
A guide explains using hot soda water to remove corrosion from battery terminals. Dip a rag in the solution and rub the terminals thoroughly, then coat with grease to prevent further corrosion.
A storage battery converts electrical energy into chemical energy for storage and back when used. The process can repeat many times before wear. A dry cell generates energy from chemical action and requires renewing the chemicals after discharge to repeat.
The process describes stripping one-half inch of insulation from stranded wire, folding the fine strands back over, winding three turns of bus bar tightly around the strands, and forming a half loop in the bus bar extending beyond the wire end. This creates a secure lug connection suitable for flexible leads.
Instructions advise removing a dial and placing two or three washers cut from ordinary note paper over the shaft. The washers raise the dial enough to clear the panel in positions where the edge scrapes.
Advertisement notes a harmless vegetable butter color used for 50 years sold in drug stores and general stores under the name Dandelion priced at 35 cents per bottle. Carlyle quote on speech and eternity appears as a wall text.
A reflective note cites neighbors in distress and a neighbor abroad as reasons to sell. The piece frames life as both a supreme asset and stern test, urging timely action in a personal housing decision.
A quoted line from a woman’s perspective states that trust in a man is strongest when he is ill and vulnerable, reflecting ideas on character and reliability in hardship. The remark emphasizes moral judgments tied to illness and dependability.
Advertisement notes 8 dollars for sweet clover and 96 acres on Iowa farms for sale. Cash at $2 per acre with balance in half crop until paid. Contact J Mulhall, Sioux City Iowa for details.
A reflective column notes that constant activity drowns out chances for breakthroughs as people rush through tasks. It argues focus and timing matter for seizing chances in business and life.
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