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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
3
Walter J. Herbes serves as editor and publisher for the Osceola paper published each Thursday. The paper is entered at the Osceola post office under the act of March 4 1878 with an annual subscription of $2.00.
Mrs Hazel Hartle visited Osceola and tended her mother while Mrs Hotchkiss recuperates in York. John Deere tractor and binder arrive. new music pupils learn in Osceola. Local social calls unfold with families traveling between Osceola Shelby Stromsburg Papillion and David City. A thrasher meeting, Knights of Columbus picnic, a car accident near Osceola, and residents purchasing a thrashing machine round out the week.
Observance of Loyalty Sunday stresses loyalty to laws under President Hoover and to Christ and the church. Holy Communion follows a brief meditation with the theme Our Loyalties. soft piety guides evening services. Sunday School at 10, Ladies Aid Friday. Mrs. Lydia Addison to lead. Also an advertisement touts Sargon for gallbladder and liver issues with a testimonial from Francis H. Morgan, 1226 P St Lincoln, noting availability at Crouse-Tex Drug in Osceola.
A McClure Syndicate piece explains why boys dip horsehair in water hoping for a snake, linking the habit to atavistic echoes of primitive belief in life after severing hair and in water’s reproductive power, suggesting child mind mirrors cave dwellers.
The text explains force as anything that produces or tends to produce motion change and energy as the capacity to do work. It notes energy can exist as motion heat sound light electricity and other forms even without an active force.
A fragmented dialogue contrasts tenderness and encounters in life. The speaker claims genuine character shows in tenderness and discipline, notes women’s varying reactions to shock, and suggests men rarely admit giving less than their fullest effort.
A Thrift Magazine excerpt cites Cash Miller a cigar store philosopher noting many seek happiness as someone lifting a watch. He adds hope arrives unexpectedly like jury duty or a fall on ice and often wears false whiskers and disguise unseen until too late.
California farmer Charles Crite driving a gravel road tire blows out. He discovers a gold nugget in the puncture, sells it to a jeweler and buys an inner tube with the proceeds.
The Portland Oregonian notes that many grievances arise from individuals who lack genuine deservingness of kindness, misperceiving themselves as worthy while their complaints reveal otherwise.
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