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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
7
Washington debate focuses on how a bonus bill would drain the treasury and push higher taxes. Officials weigh inheritance taxes, life insurance premiums, and lowered movie exemptions as the administration suggests options while pork-barrel politics and Roosevelts ministers loom over Capitol Hill.
A column argues Americans can enjoy vast travel appeal at home, citing California and its Spanish heritage, national parks from Yosemite to the Grand Canyon, and Gulf coast climates. It promotes U S rail and tour programs, claiming lower costs than Europe and urging readers to see America first.
A crocheted rug titled Conventional uses solid colors with a black border on green and lavender background. It measures about 21 by 36 inches and uses roughly three pounds of rug strips. The design offers multiple color combinations and full instructions for this and 25 other patterns in Rug Book No. 25 from Home Craft Company.
Chicago zoo animals suffer tummy-ache from overeating peanuts, prompting remedies. The piece argues that animal restraint is overestimated and calls out the broader social issue of widespread peanut access fueling low mood.
Tourists visiting Orebro Sweden will view a great clock that has kept time since November 1916 without rewinding. The clock, moved to a public square view, runs on air pressure changes through seven metal boxes that wind a weight powering the hands. The weight has never reached its lowest position in its long run.
A Hungarian village Izsak sent a large consignment of live wasps and larvae to Canada by air. A London Sunday Observer correspondent reports a lone English professor from the London Zoo was commissioned by Canada to study a wasp that destroys tsetse flies. The wasps reportedly aided the harvest and helped reduce sleeping sickness in affected Canadian areas.
A brief remark on misreading silence as depth, noting that a man who cannot speak may seem profound but is simply unable to respond. The phrase “The deeps are dumb” is referenced to illustrate the error.
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