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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1939

Page

6

Ranger Breck confronts nesters fire fight on Lost Horse trek

Breck and Jacksons cowpunchers battle at night on a mountain dome as Breck captures a Brown outfit gunman. The raid triggers a forest fire search toward Lost Horse Creek with Breck guiding nesters to respond, while a storm looms and the Potholes area is mapped for danger.

Breck Kit Jackson Bald Dome Mac Fred Johnny Cook Rock House Lost Horse Creek Lost Horse Donny

Bear Trap Ride Ends as Dry Weather Hangs On

Breck stays by the phone near Rock House Station through early July as Kern Peak reports no clouds and constant humidity. He fears smoke readings rise from the drought as he and Cook await rain and monitor Donny’s line for any signs of danger.

Rock House Donny Breck Donaldson Kern Peak Bear Trap Cook Sierras

Cannibals Prefer Relatives to White Men in New Guinea Tale

An ornithologist with the Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences reports from Dutch New Guinea that cannibals of the Karoon tribe favor eating relatives over outsiders. He describes tribal punishment, cannibal feasts, and notes the tribe’s favorable features while cautioning about their concealed motives.

Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences Dutch New Guinea Philadelphia United Press Detroit Free Press Philadelphia New Guinea

Henna the Shrub and Its Ancient Dye Use

Henna is a shrub from the loose strife family native to tropical Asia. It has been cultivated as a dye plant in India Arabia and Egypt since prehistoric times. Leaves yield an orange dye used for hair and leather coloring. women in the Orient stain nails dating back 4000 years in Egypt as shown by mummies. Flowers are used in perfumery and embalming.

Asia India Arabia Egypt Orient

Bayer relief method for colds promises fast relief

The ad outlines a simple Bayer aspirin based method to ease cold discomfort and fever. It instructs taking two tablets with water, or dissolving three tablets to gargle when the throat is raw, and suggests continuing Bayer Aspirin under medical advice. It touts speed and authenticity with a price of 25 cents for twelve tablets.

First to Act Among the Wise

A proverb notes the brain acts before the mouth in quick thinking. It highlights prudent speech and measured response, urging restraint and consideration before words. The saying emphasizes intellect guiding action in social exchanges.

Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Relief for Coughs

An advertisement urges readers to try Creomulsion for chest cold bronchial irritation and coughs. It claims the product reaches the source of trouble soothes inflamed membranes and loosens germ laden phlegm with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Our Will Our Will and Mind

A concise reflection on the power of choice over intellect attributed to Edmund Waller. The phrase emphasizes volition guiding destiny rather than intellect alone.

Edmund Waller

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