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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
3
A humorous old Judge column recounts an elderly African American man seeking a long distance call to San Francisco. The operator demands a $7.65 deposit to connect, prompting questions about the cost to merely end the call.
A string of quips from Uncle Ken and a Washington Star aside warn against vanity and imprudent spending. The slower, practical approach is favored over boastful self-praise and ostentatious claims.
William Rugenstein, a Big Four railroad delivery man, tried to dispose of his hound by locking it in a Springfield bound freight car. Two weeks later the dog reappeared in a car with three emaciated companions, chained note reading See your one dog and go you two dogs better.
A witty note from the Boston Evening Tran script mocks frequent runins with creditors and the burden of debt as a rival to any real hardship.
A short note argues that all methods focus on reducing intake but stresses that the obvious remedy remains stopping eating to address overweight. The piece emphasizes disciplined restraint as the key to meaningful weight change.
A reflective note on how gratitude grows best when expectations frame the garden of life. The short meditation links patient anticipation with positive feeling.
The passage extols poets as supreme figures and notes Roquefort cheese origins. It cites Sir Philip Sidney praising poets and explains Roquefort production from sheep milk in a town in Aveyron with moldy bread and airflow fermentation.
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