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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
3
Joyce Kerr a University of Minnesota coed is crowned Big Ten beauty queen in a conference pageant. The selection crowns Kerr as the event’s top contestant among rival campuses and showcases campus pride.
A profile of Samuel Colt, born 1814, whose revolver earned the nickname Judge Colt. The piece traces his whim to reinvent firearms, the wheel of repeating fire, and his role as a pioneer of standardized production, labor division, and the assembly line, shaping military history and industrial capitalism.
The piece notes how Thomas A. Hendricks died in office in 1885, prompting Congress in 1886 to create a presidential line of succession. It recalls earlier vice presidents who died in office and explains the new order starting with the secretary of state if the president and vice president are unavailable.
Hollywood studios curb visiting stars as thieves steal ideas behind films. Alice Faye shines in On the Avenue while Cary Grant signs with Columbia after Grace Moore film. Deanna Durbin notes a miscount on the Statue of Liberty stairs. Gable birthday joke and Joan Crawford style updates close the column.
The article argues that dwelling on grievances worsens both speaker and listener, spreading discontent. It urges replacing troubled talk with pleasant topics, noting sympathy rarely helps and that discussion of woes deepens gloom, while constructive conversation lifts mood and improves social bonds. Bell Syndicate. WNU Service.
A farmer sued a company over a large neon advertising sign beside his rice field. Courts in Japan and similar science groups believe plants need sleep and contend the sign prevented his crop from sleeping at night, harming yields.
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