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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1921

Page

2

Great Lakes Tidewater plan urged by North Dakota

A long memorial from North Dakota urges the Great Lakes St. Lawrence Tidewater project to open ocean access from Duluth to the Atlantic. It cites reduced transport costs, power potential from hydro energy, and international cooperation with Canada, detailing locks, canals, and estimated costs.

Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Great Lakes Senate House of Representatives North Dakota Congress of the United States Lenroot Wisconsin International Joint Commission St. Lawrence Montreal Lake Ontario Dominion of Canada Congress of the United States Upper St. Lawrence Middle West Duluth Atlantic Western Hemisphere Europe Atlantic Seaboard Hamburg London Marseilles Canada Welland Canal Lakes Erie Ontario Lake Erie St. Lawrence River St. Regis Detroit River John M. Nelson Niagara Malls Niagara Falls Superior Liverpool Lake Superior St. Mary River Lake Huron St. Clair River Lake St. Clair Lake Irie Belle Isle Milwaukee Chicago England Great West Ocean Panama Canal Kiel Canal Suez Canal Ogdensburg N. Y Canadian New York New England Alexander T. Vogelsang Detroit Toledo Cleveland Buffalo St. Lawrence-Tidewater

Farrell Calls for Maritime Conference to Stabilize Shipping

James H. Farrell president of United States Steel urges American exporters to boost overseas trade and prevent crowding by foreign ships. He proposes an international maritime conference and loosening of shipping laws to curb government control and improve efficiency. He notes allocations that let Americans use foreign vessels and cites recent Hanson steamers in U S India trade as example. He favors continued laying up of tonnage and chartering to reputable operators to reduce government involvement.

America James H. Farrell United States Steel Corporation Farrell Mr. Farrell Shipping Board Hansane Steam United States India

Inca Raymi Festival Returns Sun God Reverence in Cuzco

The Inca sun festival Raymi unfolds in Cuzco with the emperor as chief priest. Carved gold and silver regalia parade through the plaza as sun worshippers prostrate and offer wine to the sun god. Virgins replenish the eternal flame while priests perform secret rites and a grand feast follows.

Golden Inca Empire Peru Cuzco Hand

Viscount Bryce Praises American Democracy in Modern Democracies

Public Eye notes Viscount Bryce, former U.S. ambassador and British authority on democracy, lauds American democracy in his book Modern Democracies. He highlights two weaknesses in U S government an inadequate justice system and municipal mismanagement, while predicting progress toward order and reform.

Viscount Bryce Macmillan United States

Benson on Yap Cable Center and Pacific Impact

Admiral William S. Benson, adviser to the Paris peace mission, emphasizes Yap as a key Pacific cable center. He notes Yap anchors undersea cables, reducing wear, and warns exclusive Japanese control would force Western Pacific communications to pass through Japan.

William S. Benson Washington Paris Pacific Benson Western Japan Western Pacific

Schurman Selected by Harding for China Mission

President Harding chosen Jacob Gould Schurman former Cornell president and diplomat to China Greece Montenegro 1912 for minister to China. Schurman born 1854 in Freetown Prince Edward Island, educated in London Paris and continental universities, earned multiple LL.D. degrees and authored books including Why America Is in the War.

Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell University Harding China Schurman United States Greece Montenegro Freetown Prince Edward Island New York London Paris Edinburgh Heidelberg Berlin Gottingen Italy

Wellesley Debating Team Tops Vassar and Barnard

Eleanor S. Bureh of Hartford leads Wellesley to a double victory over Vassar and Barnard in the debate on European immigration limits. The team, captained and coached by Bureh, argued both sides and won on the central question regardless of stance.

Wellesley College Eleanor S. Bureh Hartford Wellesley Colleges United States

Tanlac Credited With Three Years Of Good Health By Couple

J T Montamat and his wife of Nashville praise Tanlac for curing gas and heartburn and restoring appetite and energy over three years. Montamat, sign painter for Cusack Company, says Tanlac keeps them healthy and ready to share the remedy. Knights of Columbus founded 1882 in New Haven described.

J. T. Montamat Third Ave North Nashville Venn Cusack Company Montamat Tanlac Anlac KK. of C Knights of Columbus New Haven Conn

Cuticura Toilet Trio Advertised for Skin Care

Cuticura Soap and Ointment are praised for a clear complexion, clean scalp, and soft hands with daily use and occasional treatment. The advertisement also promotes Cuticura Talcum as part of the trio for toilet care.

Woman hobo Intercepted by Sparks Division Trainmen

The Southern Pacific Sparks division reports the third woman hobo warned off a train this year. Trainmen describe her as young and attractive and say she was intercepted a few days ago. The Portland Oregonian notes rising concerns among crew members over hoboes traveling aboard trains.

Sparks Southern Pacific Company Portland Oregonian

Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Georgetown Illinois resident Mrs Margaret McCumber describes relief from back and side pain after multiple doctors and an expected operation. She praises the Vegetable Compound for enabling her to resume daily tasks and urges other women to try it.

Georgetown Ill Lydia E. Pinkham Margaret McCcumber Frazier St Illinois McCumber

Eatonic Helps Woman Recover From Long Hospital Stint

Mrs. Dora Williams recalls ten months in bed after stomach trouble and credits Eatonic. The ad claims Eatonic neutralizes excess acidity and gas, easing indigestion sourness heartburn belching and repe ating. A big box is offered cheaply with a druggist guarantee.

Dora Williams Eatonic

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