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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
8
The Lost Chord by Adelaide A. Proctor gained fame after publication in Household Words and Legends and Lyrics and became widely known through Sir Arthur Sullivan’s setting. Sugar cane has long grown in the Philippines, likely introduced by Chinese settlers whose tools originated in China.
A Washington Star line quotes Sh me in Despair and Hi flo the sage of Chinatown claiming boasting of indolence and refusal to face a task. The fragment suggests a dialogue about courage and responsibility.
A Milton line urges believers to avoid seeking external proof for faith and to rely on earnest conviction. The citation presents a maxim on inner assurance over outward approval.
Opera types defined by Conic term connoting a light musico dramatic work. Contrast with French op ra comique which can include tragedy. Light opera emphasizes sentiment over high spirits though levity remains possible. Grand opera features continuous music and serious tone.
The Forestry Almanac notes millions visit national forests yearly. Forest Service policies focus on making forest properties serve the people by improving trails and roads. The areas include lakes and brooks suitable for fishing and camping, with abundant game and stocked streams.
Public notices show estate actions in Polk County Nebraska including probate of Lawrence Swanson and Joseph Swannon, referee sale of land in Osceola on August 7 1929, and final accounting for Ray mond Crossant with hearing set July 19 1929. Creditors’ claims deadlines are October 26 1929 and July 26 1930.
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