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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1923

Page

6

World’s Best Crime Chaser Bayle Redefines Detection

Edmond Bayle, a small quiet chemist and chief of Paris police tech bureau, dominates French crime work with chemistry and photography. He stresses material traces over psychology, using spectroscopes, microscopes, and dozens of ray machines to solve cases, while acknowledging gloves fail to hide fingerprints.

Partis France Edmond Bayle Palais de Justice Alphone Bertillion Doctor Bayle Paris Republic Police Department New York City Bayle

Radio Delights Isolated People Reach Through Wireless

In Grand Marais Minnesota a community wireless receiver, funded by local subscription, brings together diverse residents from Scandinavian to Indian to enjoy a single singing voice. A skeptical Indian tests belief but stays enthralled as the crowd gathers by the fire to listen to the mysterious box.

Duluth Minn Grand Marais Lake Superior

Nebraska News in Brief From Across the State

Wide range of notices from Nebraska includes West Point paving plans and an Omaha millers’ meeting, postmaster shifts at Ansley, hunting accidents in Beatrice and Sprague, a transmission line near Doris, and new English instructor at Wymore. Also reported are land sales near Blair, alien language classes in Scottsbluff, tax proposals by the Nebraska Taxpayers League, a cigarette tax bill by Rep. Ed Smith, a Kearney Holstein sale, and various civic and sporting items.

West Point State Millers’ Association Omaha Wilber Alexander Ansley C. W. Harris Oliver Register Beatrice Doris Dana College Blair Axel Axelson Scottsbluff Nebraska Taxpayers’ League Ed Smith Nebraska Kearney Charles D. Robinson D. B Cropsey Columbus Patton George Washington Patton C. H. Green Fremont Nebraska Florists’ Association Charles Pass North Platte Grover C. May York Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union Omaha Grain Exchange National Cooperative Company Horace W. George Globe Trotter Custer County San Francisco Orient George Platte River Elm Creek United States Beatrice Montgomery Creighton University Nebraska State Historical Society Lincoln H. B. Lowrey Michael Shine W. EE. Hardy James’ ¥. Hansen Rudolph Kasper Ravenna Central Nebraska Poultry Association Eva van Hautan Delta Sigma Delta Geneva Chicago University College of Medicine Dean Cutter Arthur Dizon Keya Paha Vern Stark Ord Clarks Central City Orchard Graff State Board of Agriculture Richard Dressen Walworth Norman Walt Walt Walt Homse J. N. Campbell Nebraska Millers’ Association Eddward Noyes Valley Douglas County Corn Club University College of Agriculture Union Pacific Masonic Hall Collins Dry Goods Republican City Henrietta Owens Royal Neighbors of America Beatrice Hospital Graf Shubert A. C. Hasenyager Pawnee City Lodgepole Valley Cheyenne County Lodgepole Creek H. J. McLaughlin Doniphan Midwest and Iowa Concrete Association Cherry County Boardman Valley Valentine J. W. Steinhart Nebraska City Nebraska Manufacturers Association Thomas Remmers Filler Virginia David Neill U. of N. Agricultural College Josiah Miner Friend State Historical Society

Dutch Colonial House Design Attracts Home Builders

A feature on Dutch Colonial home design highlights charm and appeal. William A. Radford offers expert advice to readers, detailing a six room plan with a central hall, sun porch, large living room, rear porch, built in kitchen features, and brick exterior.

William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Ill

Early marriages fail as Kansas City Burch family splits

In Kansas City Kansas, the Burch family story challenges early matrimony. Goldie 13 and John 16 wed young. Goldie seeks a divorce while John sues for separation. Telessie 15 and Pearl 14 found happiness, but the pattern harms younger siblings' plans.

Kansas City Kan Burch Burel Goldie John Michael Rhoda Jerry Hines Flossie Pearl

Evades Poorhouse by Dying in Patchogue

Joseph Vercento aged 106 dies before a visit by Suffolk county overseer of the poor to move him and his 96 year old wife to the almshouse. The family had faced years of poverty with son Joseph Jr. supporting them on small wages and local charity volunteers offering further aid.

Patchogue L. 1 Joseph Vercento Suffolk County Almshouse Joseph Vercento, Jr West Hempstead A. ©. Still Vercento Still

Moslems Invited to Adopt Rebuilding of Constantinople

The Constantinople correspondent of the London Daily Mail reports Gen Rafet Pasha, governor of the city, invited about one hundred wealthy Moslems to visit and propose that each adopt a portion of the rebuilding effort in Constantinople.

London Constantinople Rafet Pasha London Daily Mail

John assigns fault to wife's kin for marital troubles

A man named John blames his wife's relatives for the problems in his marriage, while his wife continues to live with her husband despite the strain.

John

Seedless Fameuse Apple Discovered at Abbotsford

At the Quebec fall meeting of the Pomological and Fruit Growing Society the Abbotsford seedless and careless Fameuse apple variety was announced. Prof. I C Sears of the Massachusetts College of Agriculture examined the fruit and deemed its repeatable production possible by grafts. The discovery was accidental and the exhibitor did not know of its development.

Montreal Que Quebec Abbotsford I. C. Sears Massachusetts College of Agriculture

Castor Oil Punishment Claimed for Communist Chiefs

Reports from Ventimiglia state Communist leaders at San Remo Pigna and Alassio were arrested by Fascisti who forced them to swallow a strong dose of castor oil before release.

Nice Italy Ventimiglia Eclaireur de San Remo Pigna Alassio Fascisti

Rich Men Agree to Rebuild Asia Minor Village

A war ruins reconstruction plan sees wealthy financiers pledge support to restore an Asia Minor village. The project aims to revive homes and livelihoods, signaling postwar recovery efforts in the region.

Asia Minor

Goose raids hit 51 Hanover villages during Christmas

A gang of goose thieves raided 51 villages in the State of Hanover just before Christmas. Hundreds of geese have disappeared as a result. A combined police and civilian effort is now tracing the culprits.

Berlin Hanover

Fox Scent Abilities Noted In Animal Study

A fox's keen sense of smell can detect a human from about a quarter mile away. Researchers highlight the Fox's tracking ability and its implications for wildlife monitoring.

Stevenson’s Roads as Civilizing Gifts to Future Generations

The text recalls Robert Louis Stevenson urging Samoan chiefs to build roads, sow fields, plant trees, and educate children for the common good. He emphasizes roads endure, attract traffic, enable repairs, and may last for generations, inspiring future descendants to remember and bless the builders.

Robert Louis Stevenson Treasure Island Tusitala

Beaver and the Deer Scarcity Explained by Beavers

B H Jones of Stratton a noted guide offers a reason for deer scarcity in once plentiful areas. He attributes it to beavers building dams that flood swamps kill evergreens and push deer from their winter homes. Portland Press Herald reports.

B. H. Jones Stratton Portland Press-Herald

River Po's Sediment Converts Seaport to Inland Town

The Po River in Italy carries heavy sediment causing land to shift inland rapidly. A town once a seaport is now nearly twenty miles from the current shoreline, illustrating dramatic geographic change over time.

Italy

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