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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1923
Page
2
A survey notes Japanese immigrants in Sao Paulo rear gilkworms as part of agricultural and artisanal work. The article highlights cultural adaptation and economic activity among immigrant communities in Brazil.
Liberia appoints Gen Moody Staten, formerly Captain Staten of the U S S A, as commander in chief at age 32. He entered service at 21, served overseas with distinction, and after 1919 discharge pursued studies in Spokane Washington before Liberia sought U S help to obtain a capable officer of Negro blood to lead its forces.
Charles Edmund Noyes, son of renowned chemist Dr. W A Nuoyes of the University of Illinois, studies at the Sorbonne in Paris. At nineteen he is the youngest American student at the Sorbonne and the youngest AB from the Illinois university pursuing research for his doctorate.
Cabin floors of several big Atlantic liners require more than two miles of carpet. The lengthy measure highlights the scale of luxury and passenger comfort aboard the ships.
A cynical bachelor muses that one must be nearly blind to kiss the wrong girl by accident, delivering a wry observation on romance and forgetful judgment.
A London audience member tallies 249 coughs and 12 sneezes during the first act of a stage performance, noting a surprising level of interruptions in the crowd.
Reports say about 1000 novices swore allegiance to the Klan near Detroit during a midnight initiation.Authorities closed routes to block crowds while 11000 spectators watched. The event included a midnight barbecue as guards blocked access.
President Harding presents the Roosevelt award to Gen Leonard Wood Dr Henry Fairfield Osborn and Miss Louise Lee Schuyler. The newly created Roosevelt Memorial association medal honors distinguished public service in eight Roosevelt fields. Designed by James Earl Fraser the prize weighs 260 pennyweights of gold and measures 31½ inches in diameter.
Ensign Warren F. Taylor of Submarine 48 earned personal praise from Secretary of the Navy Denby after observers noted his flawless flag salutes on Pennsylvania Avenue during a parade. The incident left Taylor convinced he was the proudest man in the navy.
Theodore Roosevelt argues that parents must balance justice and mercy, meting out discipline first when children err and reserving mercy for later consideration.
A concise proverb notes that women tend to worry about what they suspect rather than what they know, reflecting a common belief about cautious foresight and anxiety. The line frames worry as anticipation driven by uncertainty and perceived risk.
A reflective aphorism states a single opportunity should be executed with full effort. It emphasizes purposeful living and urges prioritizing quality over timing in decisive actions.
A tubular hair shampooing dyeing comb debuts as a new device. The Russian military emblem is a red star on helmets. The Great Wall length, including branches, totals 3 930 miles. Soap factory workers are said to have cancer immunity. The cormorant rarely misses. Eugene O Neill spent six years at sea as a sailor. Plains Indians craft spoons caps combs bows and head dresses from buffalo horns. The average man peaks in muscular power at ages thirty to thirty one.
Attorney General Daugherty says any attempt by the United Mine Workers of America and foreign unions to block coal imports during strikes will be prevented by the U S government. He asks the federal coal commission for any obtainable facts on a claimed international agreement to limit shipments.
Manila reports Resident Commissioner Guevera announced a new Philippine independence mission will depart for the United States next December. Gen Leonard Wood returns to Manila after touring Mindanao where Quezon criticized leasing land and urged a solid Filipino front in political matters with the government. The senator warned against government meddling in domestic affairs.
The United Mine Workers of America executive board ordered district officers to remove all "reds" undermining the union. The statement cites William Foster for working with money from Soviet Russia to overthrow the miners' organization in Michigan under the antisyndicalist law.
Reports from Chihuahua claim state authorities confront friction over agrarian policy demanding expropriation of a portion of William R Hearst ranch, located about 200 miles southwest of El Paso. The dispute hints at cross border tensions affecting the region.
Spurred by numerous stock brokerage failures and serious irregularities the disclosure of irregularities suspensions of stock exchange members and heavy losses to investors District Attorney Banton has served notice to place Wall Street under state supervision.
James Hamilton Lewis former Illinois senator urged the United States to take the initiative and draft a new code of international law or risk the rest of the world doing so, addressing the Iowa state bar association in Mason City Iowa.
Bernard M Baruch proposed a farmer cooperative purchase of Armour Grain. J Ogden Armour and George E Marcy head of the grain company expressed favorable interest according to Marcy.
Mos cow dispatch reports Mlle Brusiloff daughter of General Brusiloff executed at Moscow for concealing church treasures.
German reports say coal shipments to Italy and Holland are halted after France seized the last German railways able to move coal for export.
Etna lava flows are cooling and slow to less than six yards per hour. Monte Santo remains endangered as nearby hamlet faces risk of engulfment while Catania reports calmer activity.
Rescue teams hunt for bodies after a high powered gasoline yacht explodes near New London Connecticut as it nears the Harvard Yale boat race route. Investigators seek to determine cause and identify missing crew members.
Colonel Ward M House promises Yale University his personal collection of political papers on the origin and conduct of the war and the peace conference, to be donated to New Haven institution.
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