Tiger's Claws and Fairbanks Feature Among Auditorium Listings
Friday and Saturday showings feature Jack Holt in the Tiger's Claws with a bewitching jungle romance and a rival white girl. Harry Langdon comedy follows, then Douglas Fairbanks in His Majesty the American. The program brims with period film hype and local notices from county meetings to farm moves and school updates.
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Jack Holt
India
Harry Langdon
Douglas Fairbanks
Doug
Fairbanks
Doug Superfine
Local Notices From Osceola and Nearby Areas
Local items note visits from Omaha and Lincoln travelers, farm co op meeting set for January 31, and a box social at Stoner school. Numerous residents travel to Lincoln, Stromsburg, Central City, and Omaha for business, family, or study, with store sales and optical work mentioned.
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Ica Greater Pouutty
Ruth Glasser
Morace -Baker
Stromsburg
Warry Fillman
Ball School
Shelby
H. C. Duncan
H. A. Tay Weeley
Alvin Weeden
Duncan Produce Co
Bert L. Burns
Kanorado
Kans
Ross King
Omaha
R. E. Dearborn
Farmers Union Co-Op. Assn
Fred ScHuman
Lincoln
H. E. Fleming
Dr. Gifford
Wm. Everett
Grand Island
P. A. Nelson
Central City
Julia Behle
Myrtle Brown
Steve Brown
F. E. Sala
Uni
Stoner School
Dist
Mildred Crow
H.C. Duncan Produce Co
Norma Carpenter
Anne Herney
H. C. Beebe
H. C. Campbell
Milton A. Rickly
University
I General Nebraska
M. A. Mills, Sr
Geneva
Frida
Oscar M. Thorson
Lor
Bellwood
Steeple
Blanche Snider
Russell Clark
Boone
Steeple Variety Store
Geo. Flippin
Gilbert Johnson
Hordville
L. J. VanHoosen
A. Drum
E.haler
Erickson
Anita Schlesinger
H. H. Cox
York
J. N. Ankeny
Osceola
Signe Samuelson
Polk
Florence Sturdevant
Reuling
East Lansing
Mich
E. L. King
EB. Lindquist
Lloyd Crouse
H. B. Branting
L. L. Thompegon
Rising City
Ralph Rickly
Lincln
State University
Chester Adams
Nebraska
State Farm
Howad Adams
Charlotte
Laura Beebe
O. M. Thorson
Peanut Butter Jar Special at Local Store
A store advertises one large 35c jar and one small 15c jar of peanut butter. It also lists 2 pounds for 25c and 5 pounds for 60c, indicating bulk pricing options.
Untitled note on drug quality and prescription practice
A fragment stressing uniform quality for drugs and prescriptions. It asserts that a prescriber must be trained and possess deep knowledge of drugs, insisting on purity potency and remedial power without deviation.
Hatch Early to Boost Chicks for Plymouth Rocks Breeders
An agricultural notice from the Lincoln Agricultural College urges poultry raisers to hatch early. It argues early chicks gain from cooler weather, fewer parasites, and faster growth, benefiting Rhode Island Beds Orpingtons Wyandettes and other medium and heavy breeds.
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Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Agricultural College
Lincoln
Quotations on Work, Wealth, and Soul from Don Van Deusen
The speaker critiques bragging by busy leaders and notes how many poor children grow up as if rich. It argues wives strive to improve themselves, and warns against empty pleasures like moonshine. It asserts automobiles reduce labor for fools and comments on sunshine in the soul versus wine.
Correspondence Answered Promotio Dr T E Sample
Physician Dr T E Sample answers correspondence from the 106 Arthur Building in Omaha Nebraska. The message confirms his address and professional status for local readers.
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Promotio
T. E. Sample
Arthur Building
Omaha, Nebr
Eye Color Myths Around Genius and Temperament
The article notes gray eyes are linked to intellect, brown eyes express temperament, and blue or gray eyes are said to show sadness. It cites London Tit-Bits and mentions Becky Sharp and the vamp trope using green or black eyes, while asserting no true black eyes exist.
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London
Becky Sharp
The Unpardonable Sin in Scripture
The article discusses the sin against the Holy Spirit described in Matthew 12 31 32 and contrasts it with the sin unto death mentioned in I John 5 16. It notes theologians' differing interpretations of the unpardonable sin and cites biblical verses.
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Jesus
I John
Pathfinder Magazine
Origin and history of the handkerchief through ages
The article traces handkerchief origins from ancient Egypt to Greece and Rome where a sudarium served as decoration and fan. It notes scant references through the medieval period, with evidence emerging around 1550 in Italy and describes the shape evolving from round to square by the time of Louis XVI.
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Detroit News
Italy
Louis XVI
Parcel Post Auction Catalog Items Revealed
A parcel post sale lists assorted items rescued from undeliverable parcels including speedometers corsets chin tree trimmings cigars workscrews kiddie cars razors flags manicure sets horseshoe nails a gentleman's suit auto horns skid chains nightdresses musical instruments and towels.
Philosophers on the fence and train watching
A town resident recalls a nearby philosopher who boasts of constant travel. The speaker notes little difference between their lives, simply differing perspectives, as both observe trains passing while perched on the fence. The tale ends with a reflective stance on outlook over action.
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Polk County
Lewis Lye
Seward
Braeside Farms
Glenn D. MacQueen
Silver Creek
Col. J. C. Price
Nebraska Gas
Electric Co
Red Feather Poultry Feeds
Bayles
Bert Wheeler
Stimpsburg
A. F. Johnson
Cr. E. Burritt
Osceola, Nebr
Rexall
Crouse-Tex Drug Company
Drs. Furman & Furman
Osteopathic
North Side Square
Styles
Olson
West Side Sq
Don van Deusen
Philospher
Segthera Agriculturist
Bill
Sallie
Wagner Studio Film Developing and Printing
Oscedd
Havens
Ford
Waterloo
B. P
John Deere
Yalé Corn
McCormick
Great Western
Fairview Ladies Aid
William H. Seward
Noble & Samuels
Auds
First National
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