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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
6
In a Christmas night siege narrative, Washington leads a daring Delaware crossing with 2000 troops and Hessians surrender after a fierce winter campaign. The piece follows Col. Ball, Princeton victories, and readiness in Morristown, detailing spy Luce, Hamilton’s rise, and Burgoyne’s looming threat.
General Washington seeks early information on Burgoyne and appoints Colin to gather force estimates and relay them by night and day. The regiment moves toward Bennington to report to General Stark, with diary notes of the northern road and hardy travel through Danbury and New Milford.
Colin’s wartime vigilance at Allen’s Point slows a British strike and a Boston-like dispatch travels through Stark’s camp as Washington’s army contends with fort shortages and a retreating St Clair. News of political intrigue follows a separate thread where Barbara Holden’s engagement faces a French twist of lies and swapped identities involving Porto Gulfo and a revolutionary president.
The Star notes a cycle of police alarms at major banks in Kansas City as new vault protection systems trigger inadvertent alerts. Banks experience bursts of alarms during installations, then quiet periods before another bank’s system sparks a storm. Some holidays bring tear gas tests. gas cartridges wear out periodically. Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are advertised for health.
Clipped sentence reflects a dour view of intellectual giants, noting many appear deflated and lacking vigor. It suggests a mood of disappointment in prominent thinkers and their current influence.
A German fiddler introduces a bow string woven with silver wires about horsehair thickness. The roughened surface causes vibration without resin, claiming a tone superior to that of ordinary bows as the horsehair bow declines.
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