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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1910

Page

3

Irene's Charity Cottage Home for London Children

Irene Carleton converts a London townhouse into a convalescent cottage in Chatswell Thames, housing four children with a compassionate matron. Billy Wetton, a street boy, becomes the first resident after Irene rescues him from assault and plans a country haven, while Irene confronts a looming mystery about Rupert Carroll and a lost lover.

Chatswell Lady Garland Joseph Taunton Eaton Place Joe Irene London Children’s Hospital Trousseau Lady @erland Watron Burlington House Rupert Carroll Ayatha Dale Monte Carlo Lady Clothilda Covert Garden Mascagni Rupert Gerland Mr. Taunton Garland Eton Place Grosvenor Square Billy Watson Billy Victory Street Billy Wetton Chatswellon-Thames Miss Gibbs Mr. McGillup Mliss Mies

Wireless for Forest Fires Could Aid Northwest

Wireless warning boxes proposed for timber regions in the far northwest to detect fires faster. Foresters say fires destroy thousands of acres yearly, threatening a $75 million wage industry. wireless signals could bypass damaged telegraph lines and speed aid.

Northwest Far Northwest Boston Transcript Washington Inland Empire Forest Rangers

Noahs Wife Question Sparks Quick Quip

A brief quip from Lippincott's features a playful exchange about Noahs wife. The line Joeys father asks who was Noahs wife and a character replies Joan of Arc and tells him to run.

Noah Joan of Arc Lippincott’s

New 60 Inch Universal Plate Mill to Boost Gary Plant Output

The Gary plant prepares a 60 inch universal plate mill with contracts to General Electric for driving motors for this mill and the 26 inch axle mill. The plate mill is expected to be the largest yet built with a 7000 horsepower capacity.

Gary General Electric Company Niagara Falls

Telegraphs to ride the rails reach New York Central lines

The article notes that over a thousand miles of the New York Central Railroad will soon be equipped with telephones for train dispatching. It mentions remarks on curiosity and wisdom, a bakery of ideas, and a church on wheels in Cincinnati as colorful side notes.

Colorado New York Central Railroad Cincinnati

Blood based remedy for catarrh and a saloon hour crime

A dated notice describes a cough remedy mixing compound syrup of sarsaparilla toris compound and whiskey with meals and bedtime. It also reports Judge Stone ruling a bartender’s late night letter writing constitutes a crime despite no alcohol stock being touched.

Michigan Marquette Stone

Allen's Foot-Ease and National Dress Goods Ad Blast

When rubbers pinch use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for feet Corns and bunions. Cures tired feet breaks in new shoes and for dancing. 25c plus free sample mailed to Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy NY AGENTS WANTED for spring fabrics National Dress Goods Co Dept 260 West Broadway New York NY

Allen Allen S. Olmsted le Roy N. Y National Dress Goods Company Dept West Broadway

Tobacco effects guide for users and nonusers

Instructional reading promoting a book on tobacco and its effects for both users and nonusers. Includes mail request for $1.00 to SOL COM PUBLISHING COMPANY in Toledo Ohio. Also notes 3-4-3 Wanted and aims to recruit active ambitious baseball players for 19106 minor league teams to fill spots vacated by players drafted by major league clubs.

Solcom Publishing Company Toledo Ohio

Reading the News Across Oceans and Time

A reflective piece on how a man in a distant station receives and consumes weekly mail from home. He sorts, reads, and catalogs papers by date, skimming headlines and then studying every page to catch important events. Women discuss fashion while seasons reveal climate jokes.

Tieme Morsina Homs The New York Sun United States Tolks

Legal precedents on passenger rights and discharge rules

The text recalls court decisions on right to wait in railroad stations without losing passenger status, insurance policy timing limits on claims, highway and obstruction duties, and truthfulness required for bankruptcy discharge. It cites Powell v Philadelphia & R R Co, Winston v Arlington Fire Insurance, Shea v Whitpean, and Gilpin v Merchants National Bank with brief holdings.

Powell Vs Philadelphia & R. R. Co N. S Winston Vs Arlington Fire Insurance Company App. D. C R. A Shea Gilpin Merchants’ National Bank

President and Mrs Hadley Hear Yale President Speak

On a train bound for New York President Hadley rehearsed Yale president’s speech during the hour and twenty minutes. A matron behind them offered sympathy, saying she understood the burden of having a son in the same field.

Hadley New York Yale Ali

Decoy Deacon Snowball Accused Of Dishonest Act

The minister who spoke with Rev Talcum is scandalized by Deacon Snowball in the vestry after service taking a 59 cent contribution box coin and replacing it with two dimes. Brer Snowball calls it a temporary loan as a noble example.

Talcum Hrastuas Parson Gentelly

Unburdening on candid minds in Washington Star quote

A Washington Star exchange has Miss Carenne remarking that candid people speak their minds while noting the unfortunate fact that those with less agreeable mentalities tend to do so. The dialogue highlights candid speech and social perception.

Miss Carenne Washington Star

Dead's Definition In Wordplay On Family Bond

Fragmentary Detroit Free Press text shows a dialogue about a pony coat as a metaphor for work and care within a family. The snippet hints at a father asking about a coat and a son promising to toil to help his mother, reflecting domestic themes in an implied humorous or sentimental tone.

Count Zeppelin Stuttgartt

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