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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1937
Page
3
A column blends guidance on bed linens with a portrait of Thomas Chippendale. It covers sheet size, true sizing, anchor lines, and thread counts, then dwells on Chippendale’s diverse forms and style, citing chairs with cabriole legs and various back designs.
Yale professor G R Wieland notes fossils from North America’s richest petrified forest will be moved to a national museum in the southern Black Hills South Dakota. The site includes 120 million year old formations and petrified flowering cycads. Wieland estimates final museum development at 65000 dollars.
With CCC aid quarrying uncovered over a ton of fossil cycads left in place from a hundred million years ago. Wieland calls the finds unmatched, un-eroded remains that will form a premier display in the field museum at the monument, showing relationships of ancient plants and their modern relatives. Architectural designs by Yale students place the primary exhibit on the monument itself for maximum effect.
The earliest U.S. occupation traces lie in California Arizona and New Mexico deserts once lake regions. Coastal shores housed stronger tribes while explorers found calmer communities in arid zones with antelope bison and jackrabbits among the wildlife.
Leonard A. Barrett reflects on nature and art in a Florida inscription on Edward Bok’s memorial. He argues flowers reveal power and beauty beyond mere artistic expression as one nears the natural world.
The text extols the lily as a model of growth through silent obedience to law, contrasting noise with quiet development. It cites Emerson on surrender to a great ideal and argues lasting service arises from selfless dedication to a higher love, guiding personal and social progress rather than self-serving effort.
A reflective aphorism from the Western Newspaper Union on self improvement. It contrasts human toil with the calm growth of lilies, suggesting personal worth comes from inner growth rather than outward labor.
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Joe Penner avoids ducks in New Faces filmed by R K O and appears in blackface for the first time. Ken Murray stays conservative on set but wears bright colored robes at home. Rosa Lind Greene’s intimate voice for Mrs Roosevelt’s radio program thrills producers who sign contracts for pictures.
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