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Osceola Record in Osceola, Nebraska

20 Mar 1930

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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1930

Page

3

Hughes and the long line of U S Supreme Court chiefs

The piece traces the succession of chief justices from John Jay to Charles Evans Hughes. It notes Hughes is the eleventh chief justice, Taft’s unique double role, and historic firsts such as serving as secretary of state and returning to the court. It also covers terms, notable decisions, and ceremonial precedence.

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Elmo Scott Watson HS Charles Evans Hughes United States Supreme Court William Howard Taft Hughes Supreme Court John Rutledge Edwin D. White John Marshall Marshall John Adams Harding Roger B. Taney Taney Rutledge Washington John Jay Jay England Senate United States Supreme Court of the Fin The House of Joe” Cannon Roosevelt New York New York City King’s Columbia) College State Supreme Court Continental Congress Spain Paris Franklin Adams Congress Daniel Webster South Carolina Oliver Ellsworth Connecticut Constitutional Convention Treasury France Alexander Hamilton Virginia Patrick Henry Edmund Randolph Supreme Judicial Tribunal of the Jackson United States Bank Duane the Treasury Clay Webster Illes Dred Scott Fort McHenry Baltimore Salmon P. Chase New Hampshire Chase Ohio Lincoln Morrison R. Waite Grant Melville Weston Fuller Maine Cleveland Ilinois Fuller Edward D. White Louisiana
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Milk Manufacturing Plant for Forty Cows Farm

Article outlines a model barn and milk plant for a farmer with forty cows. Describes layout with silos, feed room, milk house, and concrete floors, plus ventilation and stanchions. Also notes adaptable sizing for different herd numbers and details color trends in plumbing fixtures and matching colors in bathroom ensembles.

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Fider
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Proper Windows Add Value to Structure

The value of windows to a building from esthetic and utilitarian aspects is emphasized. Windows express the spirit of the building and bring in the outdoors. They are the life of a building, and without them a structure would seem lifeless like the pyramids.

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Egypt
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Washable wallpaper now available for homes

Soap and water washable wall papers offer designs for every room. Previously varnished tile papers appeared austere with limited color, but new washable options provide easier cleaning and more visual appeal for house walls.

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Washable scenic patterns brighten rooms with water lilies

The author notes patterns in soft colors including a pale shell pink and faint yellow water lilies on pale green suitable for many rooms. It can be used in bathrooms, kitchens, entrances, bed chambers, nurseries, and sickrooms with soap paste cleaning.

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Whose Genius: A Conceited Poet and The Other

A playful exchange argues over authorship and genius, pitting a conceited poet against another voice. The dialogue questions identity and attribution in a witty, self aware tone.

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Shame and Fear Intertwine, Cites Milton

A brief remark links Milton’s maxim about shame with fear, noting how moral pressure can drive anxious behavior and social scrutiny.

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Perfect Dyeing Made Simple With Diamond Dyes

Diamond Dyes offer high quality anilines for true bright colors on dresses drapes and lingerie. The easy to use formula promises even tones with no spotting or re dyeing look and sells for 15 cents at all dealers.

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Canada Prairia Canadian Government Information Bureau
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Diamond Brooch Found Near Vienna Forest Path

A Vienna bank employee returning home with his wife from Coblenz woods spots glitter along a path and picks up a small diamond brooch offered for a $500 reward. He shines his flashlight cautiously, fearing a lurking murderer, to light the way. The incident centers on the recovered jewel and the offered reward.

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Vienna Coblenz
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Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad For Children and Adults

A vintage advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe pleasant remedy for ac id relief in children and adults. It claims neutralizes stomach acid effectively, is a universal sweetener, and endorsed by physicians with a long trademarked history dating to 1873.

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U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co Charles H. Phillips
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