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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1924
Page
5
Friday and Saturday July 11 and 12 feature a Peter B Kyne story Brothers Under the Skin with Helene Chad Wick Clair Windsor Norman Kerry and a notable cast. The film follows two hen pecked husbands turned cavemen in a laugh packed comedy drama about married life.
Reports from theatres show Milton Sills John Bowers Marguerite De La Motte star in What a Wife Learned. The title misleads but the story has a lively kick and pleasing entertainment for Tuesday and Wednesday July 15-16.
Fables and Review notes Marion Davies appears in the stage piece Little Old New York with showings on July 18 and 19 in the city. The review praises her performance and the production design.
Duncan, the Produce Buyer, promotes Campbell Hardware with a bold claim that the location cannot be beat and customers can drive inside to be waited on for oil stoves and refrigerators on sale now.
Dr H H Cox dentist Osceola Uncle Joe Williams is reported not well Miss Norris daughter born last Sunday Duncan produce buyer chix feed Thermos bottles Hassler Drug Co Carl Anderson returned to Lincoln school John Thomas visited family David City A F Nuquist and son Stromsburg visit P W Jacoby Alton Ill visiting A J Herrmann Mrs L J Van Hoosen returning from Omaha Selma Anderson Lincoln visit Miss Mary Garber Alexandria with sister Mrs Phil Campbell Potato bugs Paris Green sold by Hassler Drug Co Myrtle Allinder left for Greely Neb to visit sister Elmer Burke.
Local notices list a lost pink and white cameo brooch with a five dollar reward at the Rec ord office. The page also runs a dense mix of sales ads, job pitches, and public notices from Osceola Nebraska, with miscellaneous travel notes and community chatter.
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