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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1927

Page

6

Federal hunters wage long war on Wests beasts of prey

The piece recounts the U S Biological Survey effort begun in 1915 to exterminate wolves coyotes mountain lions and bears men in 17 states comprise nearly 400 hunters who chase depredators with traps poisons and rifles The article highlights famed cases such as the Custer wolf Old Three Toes and Cripple Foot and notes annual wolf and coyote kills declining through 1925 and into 1926 It profiles hunters like H P Williams and Old Ben Lily and explains catnip scent aiding cougar control while warning bears killed for endangering stock continue to rise

Sthrough Sam United States Biological Survey West Denver Arnero Creek Monte Viste Colo John W. Cook Canadian Mounted Police Custer Wolf H. P. Williams Custer S. D Williams Willams South Dakota Old Three Toes Harding County Clyde E. Briggs The Biological Survey Knowles Congressional Record Three Toes Briggs Montana Charles Wilson Bluffs Little Missouri River Camp Crook S. Oak Harding County Sheep Ard Wool Growers’ Association Banks At Buffalo S. Cak Devitt Bros Mr. Briggs Harney National Forest Belt Mountains Barney Brannin Qld Cripple Foot Brannin Arizona Colorado Utah Wyoming Idaho New Mexico Canada Mexico Lobo Coyote Nimrods Biological Drug Division Bureau of Plant Industry Old Ben Lily Apache Forest Preserve Lily Louisiana Club Foot Blue River

Scots Generosity Problem in War Diary Tale

An American aviator recounts a Scots dentist refusing payment for debts owed by a late airman killed in Scotland. The story notes the local humor about Scots valuing money, while the dentist declined any money, saying he would not take payment from a man who died for his country.

Liberty Cash Scotland Springs Court of Inquiry

Shaw and Zangwill Shocked by Boys With Heads Close to Ground

Jerome K. Jerome recalls George Bernard Shaw opposing corporal punishment while walking with Israel Zangwill. They encounter a group of boys in a field with their heads placed near the ground as a cautionary scene.

George Bernard Shaw Israel Zangwill Jerome K. Jerome

Shaw confronts youths after pursuit of animal cruelty

The scene centers on Shaw chasing the youths who assaulted an animal. Shaw admits he would have used physical punishment if he had caught them, claiming inconsistency in his stance against such acts. Zangwilli questions Shaw's position while the group discusses the incident.

Gether Shaw Zangwilli

Midseason fur trends polish boudoir wear and pajamas

Julia Bottomley surveys fashion for the coming season noting flat furs and calfskin trims dominate spring ensembles. Lingerie and nightwear gain attention with black and gray fur accents, velvet and lace details, and new two piece jackets shaping the look.

Julia Bottomley Western Newspaper Union

Velvet Evening Capes Match Frock Colors Often

Velvet capes paired with chiffon frocks vary but a harmonizing color is chosen. One velvet wrap noted was deep rose velvet lined with the frock’s chiffon and trimmed with wide bands of golf cloth.

New Shawls From Czechoslovakia Attract Attention

Fringed borders on Paisley shawls from Czechoslovakia debut as a novelty and draw buyer interest for their attractive design and novelty appeal.

Czechoslovakia

Belted Coats and Suits Define Waistline Fashion

Fashion note observes belted outerwear as a significant trend. Jackets and full-length coats showcase belts ranging from wide to narrow, shaping the natural waistline and adding definition.

Women's shoes demand rises over decade

Over the last ten years sales of women's shoes have increased between forty and fifty percent.

Drink Water To Aid Sluggish Kidneys And Urinary Troubles

A noted authority advises flushing the kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily and occasionally taking salts. He warns excess rich food creates acids that paralyze kidney function, causing dull kidney pain, backache, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, cloudy urine, and nocturnal trips to the basin. Jad Salts, inexpensive and safe, is promoted as a prebreakfast remedy.

Rubber demand rises as production lags behind

The article traces rubber from early finds on Hispaniola to Goodyear's improvements and the modern surge in demand. It notes widespread use in tires, ongoing supply shortages, rising prices, and corporate reorganizations to grow rubber trees amid a market craze.

Christopher Columbus Haiti Goodyear

Bayer Aspirin Warning Ad

Demand Bayer Aspirin only when the package or tablets bear the Bayer name to ensure genuine aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years. Say Bayer when you buy. imitations may be dangerous.

Bayer

Mayor Flusters Before Prince of Wales in Ovation Moment

A mayor, amid royal presence, loses the thread of his welcome. He fumbles for words, then the prince helps by reframing the greeting. The crowd roars with delight as the exchange resumes with a polished line about welcoming the royal guest.

Prince of Wales H.R. F Major Verney

Dandelion Butter Color Sold Nationwide for 50 Years

An advertisement touts a vegetable butter color named Dandelion used by millions for half a century. Drug stores and general shops offer jars labeled hotties of Dandelion at 35 cents each.

Co operative Farm Marketing Growth in 1925

Farmers in co operation reported 2700 producers on membership rolls end 1925. Accounting for multiple memberships and inactive members, about 2,000,000 farmers are engaged in co operative marketing nationwide. Total business of these associations in 1925 reached about $2.4 billion.

Department of Agriculture

Pessimists Believe Negativity Shapes Daily News

Comment notes that adopting a pessimistic view tends to attract and reinforce negative information in everyday life. It suggests mindset influences perception of events without detailing specific incidents.

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