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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

7

Wireless promises broader reach for long distance calls

The text discusses potential wireless telephony expanding beyond personal devices to industrial use, noting Holland’s stock exchange data transmission to nearly 200 banks, and envisioning future transatlantic calls between London and New York or Chicago via wireless links and land lines. It cites experiments, power needs, and safety in aerial systems, and references early successes with London fire brigade and bar lightship communications.

Holland Amsterdam Stock Exchange Marconi Company London New York Chicago England America Snngland France North Atlantic Ocean Times Southwold Suffolk Zandvoort Amsterdam North Sea Landines Bar Irish Channel Mersey Liverpool Seaforth British Post Office London Fire Brigade Putney Peath Southwark Australia

Parents as teachers in child education

The piece argues parents share equal responsibility with schools in shaping a child’s growth. It cites the Yale Review and notes preschool learning often occurs outside school walls through imitation and daily example, stressing parents must provide purpose and correct language habits.

Donald A. Laird Yale

Colored Ribbons For Mending Silk Garments

The article advises saving ribbons of various colors, pressing with a hot iron, and storing them to mend old silk garments. Undersleeves and silk waists can be beautifully fixed using color matched rib bon strips, gray and chenille trim for evening wraps, with colors like cyclamen, mate, yink, reseda green and periwinkle blue named as favorites.

Dimity Batiste Plisse

Evening Gowns Described in Satin Gaufre Crepe

The article notes evening gowns described as satin gaufre, a shiny crinkly crepé with a satin finish. It highlights the fabric's texture and appearance in silver tones.

Pink Garment Care Note on Fastening Color

A note explains how to set pink fabric color when washing editor goods. It suggests using red material boiled in water as a substitute for blueing to fix the shade, and to test for color fastness.

Turkey

Why Druggists Recommend Swamp Root

For years druggists have watched the record of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root the kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician s prescription strengthening medicine and supports the organs to do their work. Swamp Root has stood the test of years and is sold by all druggists on its merit. To test first send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. for a sample bottle and mention the paper.

Raymond Francis Yates New York Times Atlantic Scotland Harding Annapolis Paris Edouard Belin France America Rocky Point Long Island New York United States England Germany Japan Japnan Nauen Scandinavian Peninsula McClure Newspaper Syndicate Kilmer Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Hester’s Secret Revealed in Kitchen Exchange

Mrs Subbubs praises the girl Hester for a rosy cheerful look after the grocer’s boy visits. Hester blushes and explains softly that the young man is not a Jew, but named Michael.

Having a Heart in the Conversation

A brief dialogue shows Miss Cayenne debating whether to laugh at flapper humor. The exchange questions the propriety of mockery and suggests sensitivity to the circumstances surrounding the humor.

Miss Cayenne

Poverty May Pinch Out May Be To Keep You Awake

A fragment notes hardship and sleeplessness, suggesting poverty as a pressure point. The text hints at vigilance and discomfort tied to economic strain affecting daily life.

Change of Life Woman's Trial

Metropolis Illinois woman Emma Culver testifies to benefits from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills during a Change of Life episode. She reports eight months illness, restoration to work, ability to walk miles, and relief from nervousness irritability heat flashes and dizziness. The testimonial notes local neighbors also found help.

Metropolis Illinois Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Smith Emma Culver 7Th St

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