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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1934

Page

6

Sonya Savarin Helps Navajos and Faces Past Harms

In Arizona Sonya Savarin a self appointed physician to Navajos evades marriage to Rodney Blake. She aids Little Moon and confronts a repentant attacker on Lone Mesa. A mysterious airship transfer is witnessed as she contemplates forgiveness and a change in the man’s life.

Lone Mesa Sonya Savarin Arizona Serge Lila Babs Rodney Blake Sonya Little Moon Two Fingers

Sonya’s inner storm over a dangerous rider continues

Sonya wrestles with conflicting feelings after an unsettling encounter with the rider on the golden horse. She doubts his truthfulness yet senses a deep, desperate current in him. She plans to return to ordinary life, writes Rod, and prepares for a town chore while dodging further entanglements.

Sonya Lila Serge Babs Rod

Crack of Baseball Bat Invades World Across Nations

Washington reports baseball’s global spread with Britain playing Scotland and England. Cuba, Canada, Mexico, China, Turkey, Japan, and Russia embracing the game. Abner Doubleday credited with creating the 90 foot diamond. first Knickerbocker club games in 1835. Civil War spread play worldwide.

Washington Great Britain Scotland England Britain Boston Philadelphia Abner Doubleday Cooperstown N. Y National Geographic Society Canada Cuba Sonora Mexico Luzon Pago Pago Samoa Puerto Rico Hawaii Soviet Russia Bullitt Moscow China Turkey Bosporus Fatima Constantinople Japan Meiji Shrine Tokyo Waseda West Point Fort Sumter Gettysburg America Knickerbocker

Australian prickly pear control via imported grub

A grub imported from America reduced prickly pear invasion on more than 3,000,000 acres in northeastern Australia by feeding on the plant roots, enabling land reclamation and agricultural recovery.

Australia America

Cat Rescued From Well by Caviar in New York

A cat fell into a well in New York and a nearby restaurant provided caviar. An ASPCA agent lowered a bucket filled with the delicacy into the well. The cat smelled the caviar and jumped into the bucket to be lifted out.

New York ASPCA

Sees Decline in Fatal Truck Accidents in City

Cleveland officials cite a National Safety Council report showing truck deaths down 8 percent over six years while car fatalities rise 38 percent. R W Cass notes most crashes stem from human error and predicts further declines with anti sleep rules and better driver comfort in trucks. Highway improvements under public works are also expected to reduce trucking accidents.

Cleveland Ohio National Safety Council R. W. Cass Cass

All American Canal Project Bids Opened at Yuma

Head of a big Joe R. M. Priest as chief engineer for the United States government announces bid opening in Yuma Arizona for the $38,000,000 irrigation and water power project. The plan aims to transform Imperial Valley into a modern Garden of Eden and construction will begin soon.

R. M. Priest United States Yuma Ariz Imperial Valley Garden of Eden

Byrd's Hut A Polar Box Brings Comfort To Exploration

Admiral Richard E. Byrd spent time in a hut built from a packing box. The thin pine structure was shipped from Boston to Little America and then to Byrd's advance station. Walls used fireproof canvas, aluminum foil, waterproof paper, and kapok layers under kraft paper. A life size reproduction airs at the Chicago World's Fair near The City of New York.

Bob Sonya Red Blake New York City Lone Mesa Lila Serge Babs Paul Jones Rod Chicago Richard E. Byrd Boston Little America Byrd Advance City of New York

Royal Bank of Canada Reports Business Gains

The Royal Bank of Canada notes rapid and sustained improvement in Canada since March 1933. March marked a low point, with three months showing higher car loadings, steel production, and newsprint output, signaling broad progress across capital goods sectors.

Montreal Canada Royal Bank of Canada Dominion

Industry Recovery Lag in Capital Goods Lag Slow in 1933 Letter Says

A government letter notes 42 percent over the Q1 1933 volume and highlights improvements in metal mining, lumber, and power industries. It warns that the slowest recovery remains in production of capital goods including building and new machinery installations.

Signaling System Signals Inspectors in Post Office

Kansas City post office unveils a two mile signaling network for 48 lookout galleries. Red lights mark plug points for hand telephones used by inspectors to report irregular mail handling to the central office, with concealed corridors linking all galleries.

Kansas City

Michigan Robin Fights Reflection in Auto Door

In Battle Creek Michigan a robin attacked its reflection on a car door panel owned by Charles H. Scully. The enraged bird pecked and clawed the shiny surface and then struck at Scully when he approached the vehicle.

Michigan Battle Creek Mich Charles H. Scully Scully

19 Year Old Lad Dog Celebrates Birthday Feast

Bayport New York residents in the James Frazer home feted Lad a black and tan dog on his nineteenth birthday. Neighbors and friends attended as lamb chops and other delicacies were served. S P C A officers noted 19 years is remarkable and that the record appears to be 23 years.

Bayport N. Y James Frazer

Rattlesnake Sandwiches Open at Witte Memorial Museum

On opening day of the reptile garden in San Antonio Texas visitors were invited to try a toasted rattlesnake sandwich with beer. Harvey Dunbar was the first to sample the dish to demonstrate it as a genuine delicacy.

San Antonio Texas Witte Memorial Museum Harvey Dunbar

A Man Who Told the Truth in Kings Lesson

A Sunday lesson on Kings 22 and 1 Kings 3 focusing on truth telling amid political alliance. Jehoshaphat Ahab and Micaiah are named with emphasis on courage to speak God’s word despite opposition and the doom that follows false counsel.

Micaiah Jehoshaphat Judah Ahab Israel Perhia Athaliah Ramoth-gilead Zedekiah Miscaiah Elijah

Happiness and holiness in kindness to others

A reflection on the greatest happiness arising from holiness and the power of kindness to improve the lives of those around us. The author emphasizes that true joy comes from what God enables us to do for others and being considerate in daily actions.

Promise to walk in darkness for God’s promise

A devotional line recalling faith over sight, declaring the speaker’s commitment to trust in divine promises rather than the brightest day. It reflects a spiritual stance of reliance on God in uncertainty.

Spurgeon

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