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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
3
An advertisement urges consumers to look for the Bayer Cross on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity. It claims Bayer aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 26 years, warning that fake labels may be dangerous.
The report notes Terry-Ie as a skilled but fair boxer who defends against punches and counterattacks when pressured. Local observers describe his discipline and resolve in the ring as notable, highlighting his readiness to retaliate after absorbing a jab.
A brief dialogue from a Boston tran script notes a theater spectator urging a man to avert his gaze at a woman in the box. The response suggests the woman should have something on. The exchange captures a public theater moment in a clipped, humorous tone.
A published health tip urges consulting a doctor and flushing kidneys by drinking a quart of water daily. It recommends Jad Salts to neutralize acids, cleanse sluggish kidneys, and relieve bladder weakness, claiming safety and pleasant effervescence.
Greenleaf W. Pickard argues weather and radio reception are tied to solar activity. He notes that atmospheric changes, sun spots, and corpuscular radiation influence radio fading and atmospheric electricity, with partial correlations across regions and times.
A teacher explains radio tuning using a piano and violin. Tightening a violin string changes pitch and when synchronized with the piano note, the string responds strongly. The experiment illustrates harmonics and how tuning to the same vibration period enables radio sets to receive a station.
A Sleeper Radio engineer explains that visible light from a radio tube is incidental. The essential is a flow of electrons. filaments glow due to heat, not tube performance. Advances use radioactive or coated compounds to emit electrons, reducing needed heat and enabling new UX and 216-A style tubes.
Fringe dominates the 1927 spring fashion scene with glamorous ensembles. Beaded ostrich fringe and long silk fringe embellish dresses, coats, and accessories. Matching leather trims in snakeskin and chic cloche hats complete the look, with coordinated shoes and bags to heighten the effect.
Chief Ranger Sam T. Woodring recounts a two week ski patrol through Yellowstone National Park. He and a companion crossed Yellowstone Lake by ice and visited isolated posts, noting fine snow conditions and a bath in natural hot water near the lake shore.
The schooner Rebecca of Machias Maine collided with the steamer Eastern Crown near there. Seven men were rescued by a coast guard boat after the ship managed to stay afloat, its load of laths apparently preventing immediate sinking.
In East Corinth Vermont or territory, A J Foisy is described as a versatile worker despite the loss of one leg. He handles farrier work, file work, saw filing, harness mending, and shoe repair. He built a workshop from the ground up including the cellar hole and roof.
Advertisement urges using Moone's Emerald O89 full strength two ounce bottle to apply night and morning to swollen veins. It promises veins grow smaller and normal with continued use, claiming rapid absorption and even piles benefit, through a druggist sale.
A vintage fashion snippet explains that a correctly placed soft girdle at the hipline can slim the figure, while improper placement high or low can accentuate hip curves and ruin the silhouette.
The bolero jacket appears among fresh designs and is described as a decidedly youthful fashion item. The piece signals a trend toward shorter, cropped styles suitable for contemporary outfits.
Describes how a bolero can flatter or flatten depending on body shape. Notes that it can shorten a tall figure and widen a very slender one, making fit dependent on starting silhouette.
Cape coats for girls aged twelve to fifteen look very smart when made of flannel in the cape style popular at present.
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