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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
5
Eastern Tennessee and western North Carolina report relief by nineteen scientists aiding wartime steering efforts.
Harold Wieseman visited Hastings friends while Buck Congreve spent the weekend with Osceola friends. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Brent Carlson of Stromsburg on Sunday July 27. The American Legion and Auxiliary attended the county picnic at Buckley Park in Stromsburg. For Representative from Polk County vote for Dr J C Malster.
Osceola residents host guests from Shelby Cozad Burlington and Hammond while many plan trips. A Baptist Missionary Society meeting is announced, and a Luther League farewell honors Wilmer Anderson. Several families visit relatives in Omaha York Denver and Minneapolis with sundry outings, picnics, and church events noted.
The report notes India remains mostly rural with only three cities exceeding half a million residents Calcutta Bombay and Medras Calcutta and Bombay are the largest urban centers while Medras also ranks high in population.
A note reflecting Horace Greeley’s urging to go West and a modern twist asserting any direction can be safe, suggesting an adaptable outlook for young men.
A historic account notes the Great Eastern, built over seventy years ago, as a notoriously unlucky vessel. Its early voyages saw a fatal explosion, a captain's drowning, and a hull rupture after striking a rock. The ship carried 2000 planned passengers to New York but returned with 191. A missing workman’s skeleton was later found wedged in the hull.
The Highland costume includes a short tunic, vest, and heavily pleated kilt reaching to the knees with short trousers underneath. Stockings gartered below the knees, sporran belt purse, and a large plaid draped with a brooch on the shoulder. Headwear varies from cloth bonnet to feathered cap for chiefs.
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