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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

21 Jul 1927

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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1927

Page

6

August, Month of Battles in American History

A historical overview lists major engagements dated in August from 1777 to 1814, highlighting battles such as Oriskany, Blue Licks, Mobile Bay, and Fort Erie. It notes the month’s wartime significance with entries on leaders like Red Cloud, Farragut, Wayne, and Sullivan, framing August as a key military month.

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Elmo Scott Watson Augustus Caesar United States Hellman United States Army General Proctor Ft. Stephenson Lower Sandusky Fremont Ohio George Crogan Proctor Ilinois Henry Atkinson Ft. Phil Kearny Col J. W. Powell Twenty-Seventh Infantry Red Cloud Plas Cortez FE and I Twenty Second Infantry Stvenson North Dakota Ateyvenson Welluwst Me” Kelly Missouri River Barry St. Leger Ft. Schuyler Ft. Stanwix Rome N. Y Deter Dansevoort Marinus Witlet St. Leger Mohawk Burgoyne Albany General Howe Bouquet Ft. Pitt Bushy Run David Farragut Mobile Bay St. Schuyler New York Nicholas Herkimer Gansevoort Herkimer Sierra Madres Sonora Mexico Fourth Cavalry Geronimo West Company A Twenty-third Infantry Juniper Mountains Idaho Crook Big Hole River Montana Joseph Nez Perces Oregon Canada John Gibbon Second Cavalry Gibbon Napoleon Wilson’s Creek Missouri Nathaniel Lyon Michigan Avenue Chicago Lake Shore Pottawatomies St. Dearborn Vermont John Stark Baume Camden S. C Gates Cornwallis Iron Horse Santa Fe N. M Stephen W. Kearney Daniel Boone Fallen Timbers Anthony Wayne Anthony” Wayne Stony Point Old Northwest Charles Quantrill Kansas Fifth Infantry Nelson A. Miles Foot Plains Texas Minnesota Little Crow New Ulm Washington Cebu Philippines Valley Grove Long Island Israel Putnam Grattan Newton Chemung Elmira John Sullivan Thomas Boyd St. Mimms Ala Weatherford Stonewall Jackson John Pope Bull Run Ft. Erie Upper Canada
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Frog Enigma in Rock Explored by Natural History Note

An old puzzle asks how a frog could live embedded in rock. Two workers found a live frog in solid stone near Barmouth. Experts explain frogs need air and insects. without them they die in months, debunking centuries old legends of entombed amphibians.

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Charles B. Lea Bar Dean Buckland
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Aging Hard-Shell Turtles Through Scale Growth Rings

The text notes no exact method to determine a turtle's age. It describes examining shell plates under a microscope for scale expansion, which forms growth rings as the turtle grows. These rings are counted similar to tree rings to estimate age.

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The Kitchen Cabinet Poem Snippet 1927

A brief poetic verse from a 1927 Western Newspaper Union piece urges readers to pretend calm and courage, imagining wind and work aligned with desire and effort to feel brave and satisfied. The lines invite optimistic resolve amid daily effort and hope.

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Emergency preparedness and home first aid tips from a guide

A 1910s style advisory explains how to assemble a home list of remedies and steps for common injuries and emergencies. It covers fainting, burns, poisons, lightning, suffocation, and bleeding with practical actions and cautions, plus basic mushroom cooking ideas.

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David Starr Jordan
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Parrot with Four-Word Vocabulary Startsle Bert and Mert

Bert notes a parrot's forty word vocabulary prompting disbelief. Mert responds with surprise at the range including cuss words. They discuss delaying debt plans until later.

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Bert Mert
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The Added Burden of the Poor Cited in Debate

The piece contrasts a remark about the poor with a jab about nuisance flivvers, illustrating a social debate on poverty and public nuisance. It presents a prosaic, period voice reflecting attitudes toward poverty and urban life.

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Marry a Man from a Boarding House for Home Cooking

Advice column suggests marrying a man who has lived in a boarding house to ensure appreciation of any kind of home cooking. The tip emphasizes domestic stability and access to prepared meals.

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Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort and Relief

A national appeal for Moone's Emerald Oil touts rapid relief for tired aching feet. The advertisement claims the antiseptic deodorant formula stops odors and soothes inflammatory foot troubles with one bottle, while warning that full results come with continued use.

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America Moone
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Heartless Judzgmert Artist and Secret Marriage Clash

In Clapper's Weekly Amano is praised as eternally right yet criticized for potential secret marriage. The critic notes the artist declares total devotion to art while a clandestine alliance is implied, casting doubt on personal commitments and public image.

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Veteran sharpshooter scores 7 of 100 at age 84

Robert Coupe of Needham Rus recently achieved a target score of 7 shots from 100. The report notes his age eighty four and references a quip about gravity enforcing penalties.

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Robert Coupe Needham, Russ
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Miners Use of Pinch Term Describes Vein Narrowing

The miners term pinch denotes a marked narrowing of a vein or bed in mineral deposits. Pinches arise from rock movements or irregular deposition, signaling changes in ore bands.

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Sateen's First Noted Mention in 1878 Textile History

The record notes that sateen does not specify its initial manufacture year and is first referenced in English literature in 1878 within Barlow's History and Principles of Weaving.

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Marinus Willett Oriskany Henry Leavenworth Rocky Mountain Fur Company Yellowstone River George A. Custer Seventh Cavalry Custer Tom Custer Big Little Horn King Philip Benjamin Church Philip Mt. Hope Massachusetts New England James Burnham Maine Goat Island Peking China Frank North Chief Joseph Joseph Brant Quantrill Western Newspaper Union Greer Post Postum Company P. Co., Inc Postum Company,inc Battle Creek, Mich Heartless Judzgmert Amano Senuine Bayer Clarence Clare Neri Meare Sateen Mr. Buzz Little Betty
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