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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
6
The advertisement touts Motherfletcher's Castoria in use for over 30 years to relieve constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea in babies and children It claims to regulate the stomach and bowels aid digestion and provide natural sleep without opiates the genuine product bears a signature.
A compact reflection on the duty to read, arguing that neglecting books blocks access to a rich human heritage and moral growth. The line frames reading as essential to flourishing and responsibility.
Inmate of Alcatraz writes that he has no one to speak with and fears after release. At age thirty three with twelve years behind bars he feels degraded by inmate associations and seeks to endure to clear his stigma, saying he has paid dearly for past wrongs. Pathfinder Magazine.
John K. Winkler argues posture shows character with a woman’s walk as a social art. He notes horseshoe steps reveal breed and compares stage stars to fencers with upright chests and controlled movement. Southern peasant women carrying baskets on their heads exemplify constant torso motion without breaks in the hip to shoulder line.
John Walker of Gray Mills Maine completed a commodious henhouse and held a dedicatory social after inviting guests to play whist by candlelight with pine bough decorations. Five tables were set for the event as hens remained outside the novel venue.
Frivolous Parisians paw plates for dogs of the idle rich on Paris boulevards. A half inch silver plate on the left front leg bears the wearer’s name and address. It resembles a wrist watch and may signal the next trend.
Dialogue fragment shows a tense exchange during a scene where an ambitious young person seeks a chance. A curt reply pushes the character to close the doorway as they depart.
A humorous exchange has Ted telling Ed that his wife bears responsibility for his success. Ed questions the claim, prompting a lighthearted retort about attribution and domestic influence.
Ted suggests changing word order to say extremely less. The prompt explores phrasing adjustments for emphasis.
A quick reflection on how bad temper erupts suddenly and unpredictably. The piece notes the trouble comes from its endless tricks and the surprise it brings to those involved.
The article recounts the 1777 siege of Fort Schuyler by St Leger, the defense led by Gansevoort and Willett, and the breakout aided by Benedict Arnold, marking the first American victory in Burgoyne's campaign. It ties the event to Flag Day and the 150th anniversary of the Stars and Stripes adoption.
Britain's Sea Glory ship models reproduce ninet eenth century vessels from England in miniature. Ranging from fourteen inches to five feet long they are accurate in detail and include Dutch ship-buildings and a Roman imperial warship replica. The Golden Hind stands out as the finest piece. Models are art works with decorative value not toys, suited for square halls and even electric lamp stands. Prices run from a couple of guineas to twenty six pounds. They are richly colored in blue green red silver and gold toned to suggest age.
The bureau of standards notes petroleum oil boiling points vary widely with no single figure. Kerosene may begin to boil around 300 degrees Fahrenheit or lower, while many oils decompose or crack before boiling, making the boiling point unmeasurable. The standard working week in this country has shrunk by 20 percent in a generation.
A copied fragment describes a medieval knowledge test booklet with Q and A from early scientific works. It cites Langlois compiling maxims from Thaon de Tharon Sidrac and others, posing questions on hunger, madness, Noah’s ark creatures, deaf language, birth, and sin, with terse answers reflecting medieval thought.
In Elisabeth B. Barbour's reminiscence published by the Saturday Evening Post, Marie Dressler is described as a favored guest of Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Dressler brings levity and care for manners, once gifting a gold mesh bag containing a $100 bill to Frank Crowninshield with a quip about handling things with the elite Four Hundred in mind.
Swedish motorboat expedition led by archeologist Baron Erland Nordenskiold sails from Colon Panama along the Atlantic coast into South American rivers. The party, supported by Gothenburg Museum, aims to trace migration routes of ancient fair-haired peoples to the Amazon headwaters over roughly a year.
A young married couple in Switzerland during their honeymoon climbs a peak. A storm and lightning strike as the bride dies by electrocution from her mountain axe. The groom’s insistence on reaching the summit ends in tragedy. Capper's Weekly report notes the clash of wills.
In Tumiinville the jury foreman reports a split verdict in the hog stealing case against Lafe Todd of Booger Holler. The jurors declare not guilty as a warning comes that Todd's kin threaten to attack the court if convicted.
The term by law derives from an old Scandinavian word meaning town and survives in names like Derby and Whitby. By laws were originally local town laws contrasted with national statutes.
The Centurions, an English amateur athletic society of men and women, have completed 100 miles in under two and a half hours, marking a remarkable endurance feat for the group.
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