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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1926

Page

3

Washington Bicentennial Commission Formed for George Washington

John Dickinson Sherman reports on the United States Commission for the Celebration of the Two Hundredth Anniversary of George Washington's birth. President Coolidge chairs ex officio. Dawes and Longworth hold key roles. The commission plans plans, funding, and cooperation with states and nations, aiming for a global observance in 1932.

Sorge Washington United States of America Au Dimmian Congress United States Commission Deorge Washington Calvin Coolidge General Washington Washington Washingtom America George Washington United States Senate House of Representatives Fine Arts Commission On Fine Arts Coolidges Charles, G.dawes House Nicholas Longworth Thomas Sterling South Dakota William Tyler Page Maryland Coolidge Anthony Wayne Cook Pennsylvania National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution John Dickinson Sherman Colorado General Federation of Women's Chibs Henry Ford Michigan Hanford MacNider Town American Legion C. Bascom Slemp Washington, D. C A. Lawrence Lowell Harvard University Edward B. Piper Portland Ore Frank A. Munsey New York City Munsey Albert Bushnell Hart Simeon D. Fess Ohio Selden If, Spencer Missouri Carter Glass Virginia Thomas F. Bayard Delaware Willis C. Hawley Oregon John Q. Tilson Connecticut John N. Garner Texas Joseph W. Burns Tennessee Cambridge John Coolidge Watertown Mass Daughters of the American Revolution John Sherman Bunk Sudbury Senator Fess Senator Baynard U. S Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Representative Tilson Garner Hawley Burns Edgar B. Piper Portland Oregonian Frank Munsey Charles N. Hughes

Widened Hemline Leads Fashion’s Spring Touch

A traditional 1920s fashion feature extols fuller hemlines for two piece tailored skirts and sleeves as the season’s magic touches. It highlights short coats, circular skirts, various plaits, and detachable sleeve sets to transform even simple frocks into smart outfits for spring and summer.

Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union

Washington's Legacy as Athlete and Social Leader

A compact profile notes George Washington's rare balance of military genius and political leadership with a lifelong commitment to sport and social responsibilities. It highlights his role as an energetic steward of his estate and his enduring place in American memory as a pioneering national figure.

Washington

First Called Him Father The Masons of Prince George's Lodge

The Masons of Prince George's Lodge No. 16 Georgetown South Carolina addressed Washington as the Father of Our Country noting the strong reverence felt for his leadership. The passage reflects early American esteem for George Washington from a fraternal lodge perspective.

Masons Prince George's Lodge No. 16 Georgetown S. C Washington

Needle guiding button boosts threading efficiency

A new needle finding button is said to save workers time by guiding the needle into thread holes. The underside is molded with wide-mouthed magnets to steer the needle toward the holes.

London

No Unalloyed Pleasure Quote From Ovid

Epigraph inspiration notes that no pleasure is pure and free of bitterness, quoting Ovid and underscoring that sweetness carries mingled sorrow.

Ovid

Pastel Hats from English House Ease Travel Packing

Pastel colored felt hats by a renowned English house come in many shades and pack flat so any number may be tucked away in the hat box or week end case.

Thin compact craze drives fashion priced for status

The trend favors very thin compacts that hold mirror rouge and powder. Buyers seek lighter cases as a symbol of style and wealth, driving demand for the slimmest and most expensive vanity items.

Parisian comb designs rise in steps around ears

Latest designs from Paris in tortoise shell ivory and galalith feature stepped tops that rise in a stair like pattern. Some combs are carved to fit closely around the tops of the ears while bobbed hairstyles remain popular.

Paris

Crocodile Leather Shoes Inspire Ensemble Harmony

The description highlights crocodile shoes in brown tones designed to blend with an ensemble. The smart one-strap style emphasizes cohesive color and texture across outfit elements.

The Kitchen Cabinet Test of a Good Man’s Life

Test by a trial how excellent is the life of the good man Marcus Aurelius is quoted about rejoicing in his portion and abiding content in the universal lot. The piece reflects a moral reading from the 1926 Western Newspaper Union distribution.

Marcus Aurelius

He says heaven will find Brother Williams at home

Vere. Magweed quotes the preacher warning that heaven will come to see you. Brother Williams replies that if he knows it’s coming he will hide under the bed or half‑way up the coffin, insisting there will be nobody home.

Brother Williams

Readers A lowbrow is one who gets the story

A Washington Post quote contrasts readers who focus on plot with those who study the writing craft, noting a divide between practical comprehension and literary analysis.

Washington Post

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