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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1931
Page
7
A fragmented dialogue shows confusion and miscommunication as a man and a woman discuss a cut and a misunderstanding. Le Matin is referenced with a flurried, cryptic exchange indicating tension and a possible domestic dispute.
Jud Tunkins says politeness can be misread after a man says howdy to a stranger and a policeman suspects he may be a smooth villain looking for a victim according to the Washington Star.
A light humorous note on new modernistic dining tables lacking open space beneath. It claims these tables will reduce shin injuries for married men using the wrong fork when guests are present.
The report notes orange trail markers aid snow navigation, Turkey boosts silk cocoon output to 4 million pounds last year, and a 1 in 200 population rate of feeble minded individuals in the United States. It also says Eski mos use steel fur needles, Leningrad hosts German conductors Bruno Walter and others, Australia faces a rising rabbit menace and cats expanding in the wild threatening wildlife and poultry.
An electrically operated light box is used in Germany to reveal watermarks and all identifying features of currency and checks. The item is placed over an eyepiece to expose security marks and authenticity details.
The term euthanasia refers to causing a death by scientific means for hopelessly ill individuals. It comes from Greek origin meaning a painless, happy death.
A quirky mix of fact and speculation covers baby growth, a compact car accessory kit, a blunt bachelor’s quip about women, a French airplane finder tagging planes with speed and distance, and China seeking a new name for the Mexican dollar with Sun Yat Sen proposed as a possibility.
An alarmingly promotional notice hypes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a reliable laxative for regular bowel movements and quick stomach relief. It claims 47 years of study, no harm, and benefits for adults and children with taste appeal and rapid improvement.
The Druids held the mistletoe in reverence because of its mysterious birth. The ancient custom reflects deep belief in plant life as sacred and potent.
A New York woman reports losing 14 pounds on Kruschen Salts while using a four week bottle at 85 cents. She notes reduced fatigue after work, urges light meals and daily half teaspoon doses, and promises fat loss and renewed energy with a money back guarantee.
An advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle, vegetable laxative for children aged three to twelve, claiming it cleanses bowels, tones weak stomachs, and helps with colds and general ailments. It cites a Dallas mother praising its use for her son Danny and urges buyers to emphasize the California name to obtain the genuine product.
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