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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
6
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form words both horizontally and vertically. Numbers mark first letters. horizontal clues fill until a black square to the right and vertical clues fill until the next black square below. Only dictionary words appear in white cells, with proper names excluded.
Favorite Christian Names in Local Public School
John leads boys followed by William in popularity while Margaret tops girls with Mary as second, indicating name trends in the city’s public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
William
Margaret
Mary
Ananias Club Quote Noted in Cincinnati Enquirer
A Cincinnati Enquirer item cites a remark about a woman’s attire, describing a hat and uncertainty over whether her stockings were black or light, as recounted by a man to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gift and Grace Tact in Rossetti Verse
A compact reflection on how Gift and Grace function as a dual force in Christina Rossetti's poetry. The excerpt treats tact as both a gift and a grace, implying duty to possess or acquire these qualities as part of moral life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Rossetti
Need for Relaxation for All Workers
The text argues that every level of people needs some relaxation time. It states that thinking heads and laboring bands must recover their diminished powers with a bit of rest.
Norheys Defies Marriage For Viola In Lystrian Plot
In a heated exchange Norheys rejects marrying the princess to preserve his bond with Viola. He warns Uncle Ned about a hidden Calypso girl danger, while the narrator notes Miss Temple’s decisive actions and Emily seeks a curate amid Canon Pyke’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Norheys
Bill
Uncle Bill
Octopus
Miss Temple
Norheus
Ned
Lystria
Troyte
Emily
Canon Pyke
Search for English curate in Berlin triggers telegrams
A narrator recounts Emily and Canon Pyke urging a diplomatic hunt for a missing English curate in Berlin. Telegrams, postcards, and city hotel clues flow as Janet Church travels to Berlin to locate the man, while Edmund Troyte and the narrator discuss Norheys and the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily
Canon Pyke
Janet Church
Adlon
Berlin
Edmund ‘Troyte
Edmund Troyte
Norheys
Lord Sridmund
Janet
Adlon Hotel
Jamily
Action Hotel
King Tommy Plot Draws London to Lystria Throne Scheme
Lord Norheys learns from Lord Norheys son that Lord Troyte plots to crown Norheys king of Lystria by wedding Calypso daughter of the deposed king. Procopius Cabie hopes oil riches aid England with a monarch on the throne. Norheys loves Viola Temple and resists the plan while Emily seeks a passport for Janet Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tommy
Bill
Lord Norheys
Lord Troyte
Foreign Office
Norheys
Lystria
Europe
Calypso
Wladislaus
Procopius Cabie
England
Viola Temple
Menelaus
Cable
Berlin
Emily
Lord Treyte
Janet Church
Ireland
Missing Curate Vanishes After Belvedere Visit
In a quiet evening, the narrator and Troyte discuss Emily's missing curate as Norheys has vanished. No one has seen him for two days and inquiries reveal he left town with two suitcases and a taxi to Charing Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troyte
Emily
Norheys
Charing Cross
Norheys Mystery Sparks Newsroom Debate
Inquiries focus on the fate of Norheys, with questions whether he fled or eloped. Neighbors and officials weigh clues as authorities pursue possible whereabouts and motives.
All Men of Unusual Strength Are Samsons
The article discusses Samson from Judges 13 onward, noting his Nazarite vow and 20 years as a judge. It describes his strength as a key trait and cites Thomas Topham, called the British Samson, who reportedly lifted 1836 pounds in 1741 London, with Topham’s birth and death years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Samson
London
Thomas Topham
Bathfields
Topham
University of Washington students must wear approved shoes
Girt students at the University of Washington are required to wear shoes approved by the department of physical education as part of campus dress standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Washington
Department of Physical Education
Compact Dutch Colonial Ampie Living Space Ideals
William A. Radford explains a moderate sized Dutch Colonial home design emphasizing compact layout and space efficiency. The two car garage, central reception hall, sun parlor option, and flexible sleeping porch potential show how modern plans replace sprawling older houses while maintaining comfort and health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ampie
Cheap Wiring Costs More in Long Run
Lighting and electrical equipment should not be economized in home building. Hire a reliable electrical contractor, involve him in planning, and have the architect position switches properly. Using nonregular electricians can cause insurance trouble or even refusal by underwriters.
Painting Lumber Prompt Seeks Immediate Finish
Instruction urges painters to paint lumber, notably rough lumber, promptly after construction work concludes to protect and finish timber.
Turkish government to build giant radio station at Ankara
The Turkish government plans a large radio station project in Ankara. Officials say the facility will enhance broadcasting capabilities and infrastructure. Local authorities expect economic benefits from construction and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angora
Properly painted lumber lasts decades for home use
The text argues that keeping moisture out prevents swelling and warping. It notes the best lumber resists rot, except costly cypress which rots if not painted. Homeowners neglect painting trellises and fences and renew them every four to five years. Properly painted lumber can last 20 to 30 years in buildings.
Useful home shop and appliance buying hints
Helpful hints note wall plugs for electric cleaners curling irons shaving mugs and an extra lamp are useful and cost little. Saw tools for filing and setting saws are a necessary adjunct to the mechanical department of the progressive builder. Refrigerators save an important adjunct in the modern home and the housewife demands economical cost and maintenance.
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