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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
3
A short motto from St. Johns Vino Star encouraging perseverance with a blunt, memorable line about enduring until a solution or rest comes.
The Zuul tribe of Indians in New Mexico may supply two headliners for the Boston Marathon next spring as BAA and National AAU officials push the plan. Andrew Dehimon y and Ross Schack, top finishers in Gallup last August, are sought to run if located. Kanaly will contact Mike Kirk of Manuelito and pursue entry once prep begins.
Golf progress in Germany is slow but steady with Percy Alias winning the national Open. In Berlin the Berlin Country Club dominated the international tournament with seven of ten matches won by English and American residents. Officials doubt public golf course viability as only a minority of the 1000 members can play.
Fritz Maisel former speed boy for the New York Yankeens ends active days. He led the American League in stolen bases about 12 years ago and captained the Baltimore Orioles. Maisel played second base with Roger Peckinpaugh at shortstop and led the league in double plays one year. He was rated a top third baseman in the minors and owned stock in Baltimore.
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne argues the two second pause before play harms football saying it removes brains from the game. He fears the sport will degenerate into brute force unless deception and skill remain as crucial elements.
Thirty colleges support lacrosse squads while Germany lists 3 500 athletic clubs with 5 000 athletes in training. Princeton loses 12 football regulars to graduation as American football boasts a bigger season. A 15 year old golf champion from Arkansas and a sale of New Slaven third baseman Ted Hauk headline a busy baseball market. The Pasadena bowl hosts Alabama versus Stanford on New Year’s Day with 52 000 seats.
The U S G A annual report notes two amateurs finishing with pros at Scioto are styled Mister Robert T. Jones and Mister Charles Evans Jr. while the working boys retain nicknames Willie, Mike, and Gene in the same listing.
An Athletics vs. Cleveland game during Waddell and Schreck era produced a unique two base hit by Schreck with bases full and none out that resulted in a complete triple play without a run scoring. Schreck hit a long fly that was misplayed, runners forced each other between second and third, and La Joie threw out the runner at home as Schreck returned to second to force a final out.
The American Boy Magazine describes a simple homemade ankle support using two canvas strips one and one half inches wide and about two yards long. Wrap above the ankle then around the leg, over the instep twice, and tuck under the top strip. If tied correctly the ankles are supported, but avoid wrapping too loosely to prevent poor circulation and cold feet.
The Brooklyn Dodgers acquired Johnny Butler, prize shortstop, after trading nine Minneapolis players. Manager Robinson says he does not regret the deal as the season progressed.
A health advisory recommends four ounces of rad Salts taken in water to relieve sluggish kidneys and neutralize acids. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to cleanse the kidneys, reduce bladder irritation, and promote better urine flow. drink plenty of soft water.
Dr Frank KR Lutz of the American Museum of Natural History notes growing use of nature trails with educational tags. He originated a Palisades Interstate Park plan at Tuxedo New York and helped trigger similar trails in Yellowstone and other western parks. He expects about 200 trails to be operating next summer.
Letter writing on spruce veneer sheets, eighty sheets per inch, used by Hoquiam Chamber of Commerce to promote the city as the world's leading lumber market. Veneer made by a box and basket maker, flexible, folds easily, and accepts typewriter ink like linen or wood-pulp paper.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Drake’s Glossco as a time tested cure for croup and coughs. It claims quick relief within 15 minutes and warns against vomiting, urging parents to keep a bottle on hand and consult their druggist.
F. C. Lincoln of the United States Biological Survey reports that young herring gulls do not all migrate south in fall. Instead they move toward every compass point. The gull also shows greater cunning in avoiding capture than the craw.
In a Pittsburgh lecture Arbuthnot Lane cites J G Woels novel as failing to meet acclaim. He quips that writers often stumble with income and cites Shaw Maeterlinck Lewis and Dell as examples, adding nothing fails like success.
A harmless vegetable butter color known as Dandelion has served millions for 50 years. Drug stores and general stores offer bottles priced at 35 cents. Chromium plated printing plates have produced over a million impressions without wear signs.
A man offers what he knows while a woman states what will please, reflecting a quoted exchange attributed to Rousseau. The fragment presents a dialogue focus on knowledge and desire within a social context.
Dr. Paul Dwight Moody recalls his son the college president hiring a secretary who left for four months. A substitute narrates a scriptural mix up starting with the Koran. The exchange reveals ignorance of Islamic texts and of other Bible books to Moody.
A child named Elizabeth begs to speak next, asking to sign off so she can share news first. The scene shows a family moment as daily events are discussed and a young voice seeks airtime.
A table compiled by the Publishers' Weekly shows the number of religion books produced in 1925 by American authors as too incomplete to specify. The note highlights limited data for religious publishing this year.
The article notes one of Europe's largest bee markets at Veenendaal in Holland. Last year 1,586 swarms exchanged hands totaling 30,000,000 bees valued at about 1.5 million dollars.
Anthony A. Jordan, dean of the appraisers' staff at U S customs in Philadelphia, is nationally known as an authority on antique furniture. He judges authenticity by the feel of a piece and its craftsmanship, without relying solely on surface details.
Quite So IT have always maintained Charles declares that no two people on earth think alike while his fiancée counters you will change your mind when you review our wedding presents.
Money from English football clubs flows into Scotland to recruit top talent. The report cites Highland and Aberdeen figures and notes Blackburn Rovers signing Aberdeen defender Hutton with a rumored wave of stars expected to transfer.
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