Local Proverb Echoes Hard-Grit Justice Mindset
A terse saying argues that securing a dangerous suspect now can be wiser than risking two innocent lives later, reflecting a grim social attitude about crime and punishment.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
6
California Fig Syrup Endorsed by Physicians for Children
Denver mother shares a testimonial praising California Fig Syrup as a safe vegetable remedy that regulates bowel and stomach function and strengthens underweight children. It boasts a 50 year physician endorsement and strong sales, with a Denver mother noting rapid improvement in her constipated child. The genuine label shows the word California on the carton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Stewart
Raritan St
Denver
Colorado
Raymond
California
Help Others Forget Troubles Says London Tit Bits Quip
A London Tit-Bits quip notes a domestic mishap where Mrs Higgs asks who broke a window and the answer blames her husband for ducking. It closes with a counsel that helping others eases one’s own woes.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Becomes Global Laxative
In 1875 a earnest physician sought a gentle remedy for constipation and created a mild laxative that eased sluggish bowels and related symptoms. The prescription evolved into Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, reputedly the world's most popular laxative, widely available in drugstores.
Thacher Nominated Solicitor General to Succeed Hughes
Thomas Day Thacher, solicitor general nominee for the United States, would replace Charles Evans Hughes Jr who retires after his father is chosen as chief justice of the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Day Thacher
United States Court For
Southern District of
New York
United States
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr
Supreme Court
Gotham Police Headquarters Plan by Joseph Freed
Architect Joseph Freed proposes a Midtown Manhattan police headquarters on a 200 by 300 foot plot costing about 8 million dollars. The plan outlines a modern building for the New York Police Department in the midtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Freed
Ander
New York
Police Department
Almanac Snippets Highlight 1920s Facts and Oddities
A roundup of varied notes includes death rates by gender, Alaska college students publishing a 4000 circulation monthly, the first Chinese daily in America led by Dr Ng Poon Chew, Alaska's airport density, early spectacles invention, young bird mortality, a Dart mouth college freshman class record, Dartmouth's youngest student age range, a $600 diamond ring theft in Yonkers with a pawn ticket for $75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Students of
Alaska College
Fairbanks
Northern Territory
America
Ng Poon Chew
San Francisco
Chinatown
Dartmouth College
Henry Stelza
Yonkers
N. Y
Stelza
Large grape-like blueberry bred by government botanist
A government botanist has bred a blueberry as large as a grape from native American stock. London traffic officers will wear red back lights to reduce hit risk. Retriculated pythons from the Philippines reach about 30 feet long and 15 inches in diameter. Underground chapel services at Mynydd Newydd colliery are broadcast from 600 feet depth for Swansea radio. The Brussels Ostend air route lights complete a 1100 mile beacon chain from London to Koenigsberg via Brussels Hanover Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mynydd Newydd
Fforestfash
Swansea
South Wales
Brussels
Ostend
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Hanover
Berlin
Rabbit's Many Colors Snowshoe Hair Structure
The snowshoe rabbit shows four hair colors in winter: white tip, brown middle, tawny layer, and blue base. This description notes the hair’s gradient from tip to base as observed in cold seasons.
Mankind’s Virtues Defined by Catholic Teachings
The Roman Catholic church identifies three theological virtues faith hope and charity. It also lists four cardinal virtues prudence justice fortitude and temperance as foundational moral qualities.
Amanda Serves Escapee a Cold Comforting Meal
Amanda welcomes a shabby stranger seeking warmth and food, unknowingly sheltering an escaped convict. She lends him Tim's shoes and frees his bound wrists, then the man escapes while police later arrive and search the yard. She feigns shock as officers collect details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manda Stockton
Amanda
Tim
Nath
Missus
Medieval andirons: rarity due to damage and disposal
G Bernard Hughes notes that few medieval andirons survive though use was widespread. Destruction from heat moisture rust warping and breakage led to discard. Cardinal Wolsey's Hampton Court inventory shows 47 pairs of brass andirons and many wrought iron ones, some bearing his coat of arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bernard Hughes
Boston Transcript
Cardinal Wolsey
Atampton Court
Wolsey
Early Plant Life Predates Trees and Man
Fossil rocks reveal ancient plant life well before trees and animals. Remnant club mosses and fern-like forms are cited as distant tree ancestors. Tulip poplar, once widespread with nine species, now survives as two: one in America and one in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
America
China
Education Providence and the aim of nurturing talent
The text argues that education should develop a child’s inherent abilities and lead each person to success in their chosen path. It stresses that children should not be made to feel dull and that parents should not despair. A dull child can become bright, and a bright child may become dull over time.
Resourceful girl in Paris challenges father over tiara in Rue de la Paix
An American girl in Paris stops her millionaire father at a jeweler's shop on Rue de la Paix and demands the coronet crowned tiara. She declares she will find a duke to wear it, while the father jokes about needing a duchess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rue de la Paix
Chicago Tribune
The Pastor Says on Preparation and Economy
A noted quote from John Andrew Holmes contrasts hearing the call to preach with the call to prepare. It reflects on frugal living in earlier economical days and the idea that young women could maintain appearance with no expense for pinking materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Andrew Holmes
Old Time Toys Then and Now Question Joy in Simpler Toys
A Kansan City Star contemplation asks if modern elaborate toys surpass the pleasure of rag dolls and simple toys that many children once knew. It contrasts today's complex playthings with bygone, basic amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Preface to Morals Sees Science Under Siege By Faithful Factions
Walter Lippmann argues in a Preface to Morals that science loses integrity when hyped as revelation and when cults form around theories such as Darwinism Lamarckism and psychoanalysis. He cautions that genuine science rejects dogmatic popular faith and upholds provisional, testable knowledge despite public craving for certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lippmann
Japanese persimmons grafted on native wild persimmon, says Florida horticulturist
A Florida horticulturist states that Japanese persimmons may be grafted or budded onto native wild persimmon stocks. The technique could aid propagation and cultivar development in regional orchards and home gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
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C. W. Beggs Sons & CO
Chicago
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Canadian Government Information Bureau
A. N. Pilkie
Farnam St
Omaha
Batai
Russia
The
Milwaukee Journal
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Olivia Stevens
Representative Bankhead
Mamie Hale
Jed Johnson
Ann Ivens
Representative Kemp
Evelyn Lang
Representative Buckbee
Nancy Dean
Representative Simmons
Kitty Hawk
Wright Memorial
Act of Congress
N. C
Orville Wright
Robert P. Rodgers
Alfred E. Poor
Gotham’s Police
Senator Smoot
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate Finance Committee
Alice Chambers
Frederick Chambers
Chambers
Alice Smoot
Harold Smoot
Around the
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Philippine Islands
D. J. Walsh
Hanford
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hannah M. Eversmeyer
N-16 Street
East St. Louis
Illinois
Evans
Dean's
Detroit
Mick Maree
Eagle Ave
Alter
Doan
W.N. U. Lincoln
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