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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

7

Henequen Binds Yucatan to World Grain Supply

Yucatan’s henequen fiber enables cheap binder twine essential for harvesters, boosting grain production and bread affordability. The cactus-like plant has long been grown locally, with U.S. harvesting machinery driving demand for larger fiber quantities. Nearby, Thomas Jacobs faced a nest of blacksnakes while plowing, escaping to the road in a record sprint and burning brush to scare them away.

Yucatan America United States Bayser Jacobs Philadelphia

Satank Kiowa Chief Dies in Texas Raid Arrest

Satank also known as Setangya Sitting Bear led the Kaitsenko real dogs. He fought a guard with a knife during arrest and was killed by bullets while shouting defiance. His death followed a 1871 Texas raid, part of a feud with U.S. forces.

Satank Setangya Sitting Bear Kaitsenko Texas Satanta Big Tree Fort Sill Sherman Sherwan Texas Fortria

Captain Jack the Martyr of the Modocs

An account of Captain Jack Kintpuash facing execution at Fort Klamath Ore after the Modoc war. He rejects a ministerial comfort and proclaims his readiness to die, while the piece reflects on justice, betrayal, and white perceptions of his people.

Jack Kintpuash Modoc Fort Klamath Ore United States Captain Jack General Canby Doctor Thomas Ben Wright Peace Commissioners Squaw

Death toll clocked in quoted Ledger alert

The Philadelphia Ledger warns of imminent deaths with a dramatic time clock style. It claims every 23 seconds a death occurs in the United States and projects thousands more in the near term and year ahead.

United’ States United States Philadelphia

Canadians adopt scientific farming transforms rural life

A Canadian agriculture short promotes farming as a trained profession with crop rotation and soil preservation. It notes agricultural education, colleges, experimental farms, and government literature uplift farmers and invite urbanites to take up farming. An Omaha advertisement invites readers to request Canada pamphlets from W. W. Bennett.

Canada W. W. Bennett Bee Bldg Omaha Neb

Why the Cook Wept A Humorous Dog Death Note

A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader shares a lighthearted tale after a dog’s poisoning loss. The family mourns while the cook laments, then recalls Toto’s kitchen defiance and the dog’s saving of many meals from washing.

Katy Toto Cleveland Plain Dealer

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Promoted

An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a premier kidney liver and bladder medicine. It claims quick, mild healing with a vegetable formula and offers sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York.

Dr. Ilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

Names of The Three Musketeers

In a Boston Transcript exchange, Athos is recalled while the others are misnamed Patmos and Atropos. The remark humorously questions knowledge of Dumas figures as a woman discusses a job lot of trinkets and her jewels.

Three Musketeers Athos Patmos Atropos Boston Transcript

Wealth race and frugality in public life

In the race for wealth the average man acts like a horse of the long-eared breed. Few people are stingy with the things they don't want.

Errors in Pairs Highlight Tribune and Times Parody

The New York Tribune is accused of misnaming Ralph Waldo Emerson while the Times reports Mary Hastings Bradley plans to leave New York this month to hunt guerrillas in the African wilds.

New York Tribune Ralph Waldorf Emerson The Times Mary Hastings Bradley New York

Widow Laughs At Ex Husband's Alimony Check

A Chicago widow received a check for alimony from her ex husband at dinner. She accepted it and quipped that payment felt like taxation without representation.

Chicago

Dull Man Finds One Extremely Attractive Quality

A description portrays a dull man who realizes he possesses one highly attractive trait that defines his appeal. The line emphasizes inner worth over outward polish and hints at social consequences of that singular strength.

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