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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1937

Page

2

Victoria Herrendeen and the Lost Fortune

Victoria Herrendeen is a lively young girl in a tale about a family disrupted by her father Keith Herrendeen losing his fortune. Keith now works as a chemist in San Francisco for a small wage while Magda, his wife, struggles with the change and seeks pleasure and attention. The trio is at a summer resort where Magda departs to a bridge party, leaving Victoria and Keith to cope with the aftermath.

Victoria Herrendeen Keith Herrendeen San Francisco Magda Victoria Keith Mother the Harwoods Grace Cuthbertson Collins Hetty Pine Street Ferd Manners Ferdinand de Something Manners Manners Ferdinand Helen’s Connie Phyllis Braverman Ferdinand Manners Marsh Emporium

Darkening House On Pine Street Looms Over Victoria

A girl named Victoria recalls quiet days with her parents Magda Herrendeen and Keith in a five room Pine Street apartment. Tensions rise after a beach house visit as Magda's social life blooms and Keith grows silent, hinting at changing fortunes and a fragile family balance.

Victoria Magda Herrendeen Pine Street Keith Magda Ethyl Eleanor Paris Vic Florence Daddy Rudy Jane’s

Nebraska Senate Rejects Mercy Death Bill After Heated Hearing

Six Nebraska senators on the public health committee ended the mercy death bill debate with a unanimous vote and cleared the hearing room. Dr Inez Philbrick argued for the measure noting scripture and mercy while opponents urged God alone grants life. Other topics included river traffic expansion LB95 and public hospital funding LB6, with Governor Cochran detailing a 13 million dollar aid plan for the next two years.

Nebraska Comstock Lincoln Inez Philbrick University of Nebraska Regan Columbus Pizer North Platte Philbrick Miller Dr. Philbrick Missouri Omaha Sioux City Omaha Chamber of Commerce Platte Elkhorn Fort Peck Montana Senate John N. Norton

Three Pattern Styles Show Spring Clothes From Barbara Bell

The article highlights three Barbara Bell patterns 1832 1263 and 1958 with sizes 32 to 44 12 to 20 and 14 to 20. It notes yardage requirements for 39 and 35 inch materials and promotes the Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book available by mail for 15 cents. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU

Bird Skeleton: The Most Rigid Among Animals

The article explains that birds have the most rigid skeletons of any animal. Bones fuse and overlap, the wish bone is fused collar bones, and the breastbone bears a long central ridge for flight muscle attachment. Flight muscles are extraordinarily powerful, sometimes comprising half a bird’s weight.

Foreign Phrases in the Language Treasury

A compact list of international phrases with their meanings. Includes Au fait En arriere Lares et penates and more, covering Italian French and Latin terms.

Via Media

Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating with Harsh Treatments

A historical medical ad proclaims excess gas from constipation and dangerous bowel bacteria, urging readers to use Adierika for a full cleansing of upper and lower bowels. It claims quick, nonhabit forming relief and targets leading druggists.

Adilerika Adierika

Quotations on Education and Society

A collection of famous remarks on character education democracy restraint and civilization. Notable lines from Newton D. Baker Louis D Brandeis Fannie Hurst Cordell Hull and David Sarnoff reflect on education war radio progress and governance.

Newton D. Baker Louis D. Brandeis Fannie Hurst Cordell Hull David Sarnoff

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