Osceola Record Opinion on Prohibition and Power
Editorial discusses enforcement of the prohibition law and dual service by state officials, noting legality and practical effects for bootleggers. It references the White House staff, historic rules on executive offices, and hints at possible Senate investigations and a move by Democratic leadership.
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Coolidge
Senate
White House
Democratic High Command
United States Supreme
Retrenching Defense and World Disarmament Debate
The text argues that President Coolidge aims to restrain any disarmament move while supporting a world program. It notes public claims of growing military costs are overstated, comparing 1924 and earlier eras to show U S military spending as a smaller share of total expenditures. The piece stresses retrenchment as key.
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Coolidge
United States
Local Notes On Graduations Picnics And Family Greetings
Miss Lula Burns plans to attend graduation in Lincoln on Friday. Julius Herrmann sprained his ankle last week while shelling corn. Miss Leona Nantkes returns from Fairbury and will teach in Hastings next year. A Sunday Osceola park picnic drew many relatives and friends for Mr and Mrs John Biddlinger who will move to Cleveland Ohio. The Richards family marked birthdays with visits and gifts including a $5 purse and a telephone birthday greeting from Mt. Vernon to Washington and back in sync with the time zones.
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Lula Burns
Lincoln
Julius Herrmann
Leona Nantkes
Fairbury
Miss Nantkes
Hastings
Osceola Park
John Biddlinger
Clevland
Ohio
T. D. Richards
Pleasant Corner Club Hosts Mrs Gunard Peterson
Pleasant Corner Club met with Mrs Gunard Peterson on Wednesday afternoon. Hollis Dolan and children drove to St Edward and returned with friends to spend the week at the Dolan home. Oscar James attended the Memorial exercises at Stromsburg Sunday. Louie Johnston and family were Stromsburg callers Sunday and attended the Memorial exercises there. Mr and Mrs Ernest Nyquist visited the W J Herrmann home Tuesday.
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Hollis Dolan
St. Edward
Dolan
Oscar James
Stromsburg
Louie Johnston
Ernest Nyquist
W. J. Herrmann
Local Family Outing and Community Notes
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn and family and Mrs Effie Rutter with children visited St Edward on Sunday for a picnic and fishing. Harry Jacobson shipped hogs, Lew Miller children visited Columbus with Miss Victoria Morys. Walter Koehler rented Gershée farm. Walter Morys now farms there. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Keeta last week. Mr and Mrs Julius Nebosis traveled to Stromeburg for dental work. A near fatal accident occurred when Delbert Rudolf Urb an son was kicked by a horse. George Gilbert and Mrs Gilbert visited York and returned the same day.
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Fred Dunn
Effie Rutter
St. Edward
Harry Jacobson
Lew Miller
Victoria Morys
Columbus
Rose Morys
Walter ‘Koehler
Gershée
Walter
Ice Cream Social for Fair Grounds Building Fund
Leaf Club hosts an ice cream social on Thursday evening June 10 at the Lew Miller home in CAS. Proceeds support erecting a building on the fair grounds. Everyone invited.
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Leaf Club
Lew Miller
CAS
Demonstration Offer By Chiropractor Promises Relief
A Chiropractic office advertises a demonstration using the Neuro-Calometer. It claims readings reveal spinal nerve pressure and that adjustments relieve pressure to improve health. The notice urges skepticism seekers to visit for a demonstration and a reading that leads to nerves relief.
Red Tape Carried to Extremes in Europe
Pierre Van Paassen notes an old Paris palace custom of leaving a main door ajar per Louis XIII’s 1618 order so subjects may seek justice at any hour. He compares to czarist Petrograd and recalls Elizabeth I’s guard over a flower, both illustrating enduring symbolic guards in history.
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Palace of Justice
Paris
Louis XIII
Petrograd
Elizabeth
Earth's Music and Prehistoric Man
A reflective piece from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat wonders about prehistoric sound and language. It muses on how early humans perceived birdsong and the limits of their speech, contrasting imagination with the reality of archaic communication.
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Earth
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Violin String Cure Supposed For Lumbago Spreads
A old England tale says winding a violin string around the body frees lumbago. The D A and E strings are favored with the E string said to have strong power over suffering. London Stock Exchange cases spurred music-store runs and high prices for gut strings.
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England
London Stock Exchange
Hard and Soft Solder Types and Melting Points
The article explains soldering as soft or hard. Soft solder uses half lead and half tin melting at 370 degrees Fahrenheit. Hard solders contain copper brass zinc silver or gold with varying composition and higher melting points.
London comedian honored at peer’s festive gathering
A famous London comedian guest at a peer’s house during Christmas season recited yarns before an interruption. A guest pointed out his handkerchief sticking from his pocket and the actor thanked him, remarking he felt much the better for the correction in a light exchange reported by Sporting and Dramatic News.
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London
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