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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
6
In a Marland jail interview Tony Peyton reveals she is Pat Thayer's wife. Detective Hanvey questions her about Thayer and Ivy Welch, seeking truth that could expose campus jealousy and motive linked to Thayer's death.
Tony Peyton reveals her marriage to Pat Thayer and the past two days as Jim Hanvey and Reagan press for truth. She explains fear of a fight with Thayer, protecting Ivy Welch, and Larry Welch’s possible involvement. Hanvey questions whether she told Larry the whole story, and Tony asserts she has spoken honestly to help Larry.
The article notes a mild boom in the salute market and explains that governors visiting army or navy posts within their states will now receive 19-gun salutes, aligning with Presidential cabinet members. It traces the history of gun salutes from seven to twenty-one guns and explains special patriotic ceremonies such as the nation salute on July Fourth.
A rare oriental handwoven Liberty Bell rug valued at 150000 has arrived in Buffalo. Its fame stems from the 1915 Panama Pacific Expo when the bell rested on it for over five months with notable figures like Theodore Roosevelt Governor Lehman Warren G Harding and the Versailles treaty signing associated with it.
Dr. O. M. W. Sprague takes the oath as financial adviser to the United States in the Treasury building. Secretary Bergfeld administers the oath while Secretary Woodin observes. Sprague previously advised the Bank of England and is recognized as a leading authority on currency.
In El Paso Texas two Mexican boys aged sixteen were sentenced to five days in the county jail for smuggling liquor from Mexico. Federal Judge Charles A Boynton told them he hoped their parents would give each a sound whipping after they served their terms.
Philadelphia social leaders launch a marriage bureau to advise unmarried youths and comfort those in unhappy marriages. Mrs. Stuart L. Mudd says the aim is common sense romance, not to blunt Cupid, and warns the petting route often ends in divorce. She notes rising requests from both genders seeking permanent union and mutual duties.
The U S flag once raised at Sitka on October 18 1867 marking Alaska’s transfer from Russia to the United States has been returned and placed in the territorial museum. An elderly Sitka resident recalls the transfer as rain fell while Siberian Battalion troops stood guard and Captain Peschourov formally transferred Alaska to the United States.
A fragment describes a soldier tearing down a flag from a hal yard, dropping it onto bayonets of Russian troops, and a bizarre flag being raised while Americans cheered. The vivid scene portrays a volatile moment and shifting symbolic gestures.
A local man received a misaddressed letter after four months of travel. The envelope bore sixteen Geneva postmarks as it visited 16 U S towns named Geneva across Alabama Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Minnesota Nebraska New York Ohio Pennsylvania Texas and West Virginia. Ohio hosts a second Geneva on the Lake.
Miss Julienne Wolters, a Sequoia Union high school teacher near Redwood City, uses a 300 piece Germany map puzzle to teach geography. Daily assembly of the puzzle helps students gain a clearer understanding of Germany's geography.
Otto the Palo Alto squirrel, living in a tree on Palo Alto Avenue, bites postman E. A. Yount on the right thumb after months of blaming the U. S. Postal Department for ill effects from stamps. The incident follows Otto eating stamps that detached glue.
Bright colored bicycles have become a fad among chic Parisians for Sunday and holiday locomotion. A boy and girl attracted attention with a Yellow and green tandem, dressed in green breeches and yellow and green checked sweaters and caps. Parking along the curb is becoming a problem.
The piece argues that true kindness must benefit the recipient and not merely satisfy the giver. It warns against self indulgence and excessive sacrifice, notes parental limits, and stresses discrimination guided by love to grant wishes that truly help others. Published 1933 Bell Syndicate.
A New York World Telegram note recalls a mnemonic listing all twenty seven New Testament books to aid children in memorizing their order. It cites Saints Matthew through Revelation with abbreviations such as Gauls for Galatians and Cols for Colossians, as explained in a footnote.
Des Moines Iowa resident Ruth Mies promotes Kruschen Salts as a safe daily fat loss method. One half teaspoon in hot water each morning allegedly removes ugly fat, controls digestion, and improves skin and energy with a money back guarantee.
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