Apples and Gases Endanger Sailors in Confined Holds
A warning that cargoes of seemingly harmless apples can release deadly gases in confined ship holds. Seamen have died from this cause, though it may seem innocent.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
7
Merely Idle Stories About Human-Animal Crosses
The Smithsonian says reports of human animal crosses are groundless and not supported by competent investigators. The note emphasizes no authentic records exist of crosses with apes bears dogs or other species.
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Smithsonian Institution
Rumination Described in Herbivores for Food Processing
The text explains that animals such as sheep cows camels and deer swallow food without chewing and pass it to the paunch. When conditions permit they regurgitate the food into the mouth and chew it, a process known as rumination.
Taoist symbols on Chinese panels depict longevity grooms
The piece notes symbols such as a crane above a pine tree representing endurance and longevity. A deer stands for dignity and wealth, while the unicorn Kilins mark perfection and appear only at the birth of a virtuous ruler.
Tung oil imports fuel U.S. varnish industry from China
U S imports of tung oil total about 15 million dollars each year, sourced entirely from China. The oil is a crucial ingredient in making high grade varnishes and is the sole known component that gives varnish heat and water resistance.
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United States
China
Ancient combs reveal ivory and amber art of Rome Greece Egypt
Fragments describe early handmade combs crafted from ivory and amber by ancient Rome Greece and Egypt. Engraving and carving on these relics are highlighted as notable works of their period.
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Rome
Greece
Egypt
Bermuda climate steady with mild winters and Gulf stream
Bermuda enjoys an equable climate with unknown frosts and winds tempered by the Gulf stream. The island serves mainly as a winter resort for those wanting to escape harsher winters.
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Bermuda
Early American Millionaires Astor and Girard
John Jacob Astor and Stephen Girard rank among the first U S millionaires. Astor lived 1762 to 1848 while Girard settled in Philadelphia in 1772 and amassed about 10 million dollars by his death in 1832.
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United States
John Jacob Astor
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Girard
Abolition of Slavery in DC and United States
Through an act of congress slavery was abolished in the District of Columbia on April 16, 1862. This was a step toward the abolition of slavery throughout the United States, which took place a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia
United States
Bau Brith Fraternal Order and Purpose
Bau Brith is a Jewish fraternal organization founded in New York in 1843 for charity benevolence and brotherly love and the disregard of dogma and ceremonial custom.
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Bau Brith
New York
Uniform Appeal Echoes in Farm and Fireside
A fragment praises military allure and uniforms as universal, noting the old saying All the world loves a soldier. The quotation reflects wartime sentiment and the romantic view of service attire in a Fireside style.
Odd Wedding Custom After Algerian Nuptials
An Algerian wedding custom is described where the groom enters the home backward while holding a dagger and the bride follows, touching the blade with her finger in a symbolic gesture.
Housekeeping Elevates to a Professional Mindset
A brief proclamation notes housekeeping has risen to a professional status, granting the mind greater freedom and command over broader possibilities as articulated by Woman's Home Companion.
Variation in Mankind Quote on True Men by Amiel
A reflective quote noting that great men are those shaped by nature’s success while other men fail to meet their ideal. It emphasizes the contrast between exemplary individuals and the rest.
Supreme Court Opens First Session in Philadelphia
The Supreme Court of the United States held its first session on February 7 in the Old City Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, marking an early notable event in the Court’s history.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Old City Hall
Philadelphia
First Bird Reservation Established in the United States
A historic note shows the creation of the first bird reservation in the United States with references to a pelican and early conservation efforts. The text is fragmented but marks a milestone in wildlife protection.
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United States
Pelican Ishing
Hotnehet
Notice of Final Report In Samuel G Pheasant Estate Polk Neb
In the Polk County Nebraska court the executor has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and order of distribution determination of heir ship and discharge. A hearing is set for June 14 1929 at 10 AM. Objections may be filed by interested parties. Dated May 21 1929. W W Norton County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Pheasant
Nebraska
W. W. Norton
Notice of Probate in Nebraska for Carl Vollbrecht Deceased
Petition filed for probate of the last will and testament of Carl Vollbrecht and for appointment of Edith Voßbrecht as Executrix thereof. interested parties are notified to respond per state probate rules.
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Polk County
Nebraska
Carl Vollbrecht
State of
Edith Voßbrecht
Osceola City Council Sets 1929-30 Budget and Hearing
Osceola Nebraska officials declare an estimated city expense for 1928 1929 to 1930 totaling about 22 110 dollars. The plan covers water works sewer park maintenance street improvement and fire protection with a June 14 1929 public hearing and June 22 1929 hearing date. City Clerk L M Smith notes the budget includes interest on bonds and a sinking fund and will be published in the Osceola Record for four consecutive weeks.
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Osceola
Nebraska
Goodyear Carcass Tire Statement Reveals Endurance
The remark emphasizes the tire's enduring design that prevents wear and blowouts, promising consistent mileage and reliability across many miles driven.
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