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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
4
A reflective piece argues that business is often overemphasized at the expense of health friends education and religion. It suggests readers take inventory of themselves to uncover surprising priorities and balance.
Notice of a Polk County representative vacancy on the state fair board due to E R Danielson resigning as secretary. The piece endorses J L Heald as a suitable Polk County candidate and urges timely action to fill the seats and address the 1925 Polk County fair billing.
Judge Geo F Gorcoran and A P Sprague have formed a law partnership and will open an office at York after the judge’s term ends. The community misses the planned corn and poultry show educational events due to the chicken embargo, but praises the State Agricultural College’s continued poultry exhibit. Epidemics are common this season, with a cough epidemic reported in Fremont last week leaving several in hospitals.
The piece notes that businesses begin year with inventory checks to review profits, turns, and overall health. It stresses setting regular, frequent review times to monitor performance and ensure steady progress.
An exhortation urges business people to start each year with a self inventory not of assets but of personal progress. The author recalls an engineer in a circular track rut who gains perspective from a bird's eye view and questions how many chase dollars at the expense of other life spheres.
Richard Burton praises the essay as a rare, elusive literary form that requires mood and shape. He calls it an aristocrat of letters, shines through in real essayists, and deserves acclaim for continuing an ancient tradition.
Theodore Dreiser argued Whistler would not fit in the Royal Academy and recounted a joke about a letter to Whistler marked Not known at the Royal Academy. The anecdote was shared during a luncheon at the Algonquin.
An advertisement from MABEL WIZZARD at Daisy Muirhead Buildg Stromsburg promotes half price womens dresses and coats including velvet dresses, wool charmeen, silk lined coats, kiddie coats and tunics. Sale runs until Saturday evening January 8 to 10. Crouse-Tex Drug Company promotes Adierika for stomach and bowel relief citing appendicitis myths.
A detailed look at how skilled potters create wares. It covers selecting and weighing clay ingredients, soaking, draining water through linen, using plaster boxes to remove air, throwing on a wheel, shaping with thumbs and fingers, leather hard stages, turning, ornamenting, firing and finally glazing.
A reflective piece on marriages crossing social strata, noting how weddings attract scrutiny when spouses come from different fortunes and backgrounds. It cites chauffeur and dishwasher examples, discusses family status, finance, and hints at social hierarchies in American life without endorsing them.
The article notes cats respond to human speech with affection and quirky gestures. It describes cats sniffing disliked foods, smiling when spoken to by loved ones, pawing the air in ecstasy, arching to greet new friends, and rubbing legs when hungry. It contrasts domestication with wild ancestry evident in kneading behavior.
The piece critiques excessive sentiment in international affairs and argues Europe relies on the United States for leadership and direction in global matters. It reflects a wary view of European actions and a preference for American guidance in policy.
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