Nickel Cries Spark Simple Wallet Lesson
A child asks for a nickel and Uncle Bob consoles with guidance. The exchange ends with the boy detailing his reason for tears, a desire for a coin, and a quick, pragmatic response about the nickel.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1929
Page
3
Knew a Lot of New Words Farmer-How are you coming along at golf
Golfer-Oh fluently.
Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right
The basis of treating sickness has not changed since 1875 and Dr Caldwell used simple vegetable laxatives herbs and roots. His Syrup Pepsin remains mild safe and free from narcotics and is ideal for elderly people. A free trial bottle offer is available by writing Syrup Pepsin Det BB Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Illinois
Emperor Moths Describe Life Cycle and Size
The text explains several large green cater pillars that mature into cocoons for winter, then emerge as striking Emperor Moths. It notes their large size and explains the origin of the name Emperor Moths due to their impressive form.
Ise for a five day week end
A brief exchange echoes labor rhythm debates as two speakers discuss work schedules. The line contrasts a five day week with a lighter, longer weekend cadence, illustrating workplace culture shifts.
Best Escape From the Alarm Clock
Quote about leaving a daily job by moving into a business free from fixed schedules. Emphasizes independence and avoiding the need for an alarm clock to start the day.
France Leads In Tennis And Golf Prestige Globally
An overview asserts France dominates tennis with top amateurs in Lacoste and Cochet while noting U.S. strength in golf with Bobby Jones Johnny Farrell and Walter Hagen. It also mentions Helen Wills as leading woman player and contends France may challenge for flyweight boxing with Emile Spider Pladner. Overall the U.S. performance is strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Lacoste
Cochet
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
United States
Bobby Jones
Johnny Farrell
Walter Hagen
Jones
Helen Wills
Emile
Spider) Pladner
Multisport Leaders and Rising Stars Highlight 1930s Athletics
Reggie McNamara, veteran cyclist with 61 six day events, headlines a field of early 1930s athletes. John E. Blood is named Philadelphia’s 1930 swim captain and footballer. Ray Conger recent foe of Hahn and Nurmi is 22. Penn State’s Dutch Herman serves as basketball coach and history professor. Harvard taps Howard Wenner as next season captain. Oregon’s John J. McEwan to coach all west football against all east in New York on December 14. Western State Teachers’ coach Earl Martineau joins Purdue as assistant football coach. Warren Brenzel misses a potential 300 in Kaukauna bowling. Milwaukee’s bowling growth boasts 140 tenpin centers led by Plankinton Arcade. England women embrace lacrosse with 98 schools and 7 clubs affiliated. Cuba’s Havana hosts two amateur basketball leagues as interest surges. Columbia’s Ramey Tys named basketball captain next season. Indiana Uni coach honors for Herbert Snyder and Fritchon (Ind.) high school star’s 49 of 50 free throws.
Henpecked Umpire Causes Onfield Mixup in Little League
A West coast little league game features an umpire who declares a batter out after a foul ball rolls into fair territory. The catcher throws to first as the umpire insists he heard foul, then admits he yelled Ow not foul. The batter protests while the manager questions the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotta
Ump
Baseball Notes Show Veterans and Trades Across Leagues
Melvin Ott of the Giants is noted as a veteran at twenty who has a long career ahead. The Memphis club nicknamed Chickasaws buys Al W Nie haus from Mobile while Rube Robinson and Jimmy Johnston begin their twenty-first Southern association seasons. The Yankees pursue a fourth straight American league pennant as the National league contemplates abolishing the MVP award. Jimmy Walsh starts his twenty-third season with Jersey City in the International league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis Club
Southern Association
al Wniehaus
Mobile
Rube Robinson
Jimmy Johnston
Jimmy Walsh
Jersey City
McGraw Confident Giants Can Win Pennant This Season
New York Giants manager John J. McGraw says the club is stronger and improved after a year of experience. He cites the pitching staff and players like Leach and Reese as key gains, expects breaks to favor a championship bid, and notes Chicago and Pittsburgh as formidable rivals. The team aims to finish ahead for McGraw’s first pennant since 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McGraw
New York Giants
McGraw
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Leach
Reese
Giants
Miller claims backfields surpass Notre Dame's Four Horsemen
Don Miller now at Ohio State as backfield coach says several backfields rival the Notre Dame Four Horsemen of 1924. He cites Yale 1923 with Mallory Richeson Pond Stevens and Stanford with Ernie Nevers as superior combinations, challenging prevailing views on versatility and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Miller
Georgia Tech
Ohio State
Notre Dame
Stuhldrehr
Miller
Crowley
Layden
Yale
Bill Mallory
Lyle Richeson
Ducky Pond
Mal Stevens
Stanford
Ernie Nevers
Peck Sharpe in Joe Cantillon Tale Spurs River Adventure
Mil waukee ballplayer Peck Sharpe, now living in San Antonio, Texas, stars in a Joe Cantillon reminiscence about a Mississippi river houseboat trip. Cantillon recalls Peck waking the crew with a shout about reaching the end of the river after they ran ashore in a bayou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Peck Sharpe
Milwaukee
Joe Cantillon
Peck
Joe’s
San Antonio
Texas
Mississippi River
Cantillon
Irish record holder quits army to coach at college
Lieut G N Coughland, holder of the Irish native half mile record and Irish mile champion, has left the Free State army to become physical director at the Irish College of Physical Culture. He is studying modern athletic training in Germany and will not retire from track competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Coughland
Free State Army
Irish College of Physical Culture
Coughland
Germany
Trace the Source of Queen of Sheba's Gold
Zimbabwe ruins in Mashonaland southern Rhodesia invite an English expedition to study them. Researchers hope to explain the source of the 120 talents of gold the Queen of Sheba gave Solomon and to link local relics to Asiatic trade. Zimbabwe’s legendary status fuels mystery and fear amid ancient relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimbabwe
Mashonaland
Rhodesia
Sheba
Solomon
Sir Rider Haggard
She
Allan Quatermain
Director's Idea Backfires on Screen Romance
A studio director allowed stars to improvise dialogue during a love scene. The plan backfired as the hero asks about dreams and love, the leading lady responds that she dreamed he loved her, and the moment collapses into a character gag.
Mayor Walker's Palm Beach luncheon quip on romance
New York Mayor Walker sparked a laugh at a Palm Beach luncheon with a remark about a novel's success. He noted its hero draws women, then mused that women like a strong silent man because they think he is listening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Walker
New York
Palm Beach
Coal use makes laundries heavier this winter
Soft coal increases load on laundries this winter while Red Cross Ball Blue helps remove grime, advertised for all grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Firemen to wear metal hats for protection in Waterloo
The metal hats used by soldiers in France will shield Waterloo New York volunteers from falling glass bricks and wood. One helmet will be white for the chief's personal use. Firemen say the tins helmets offer the same protection as bulky old style helmets and are lighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Waterloo
N. Y
Law Proves Useful in Getting One Out of Trouble
A brief note states the law helps individuals escape trouble and trouble’s grip, underscoring its usefulness in securing relief and safety amid legal or social challenges.
A Cynic Who Can Weep Notably Reflects
A wry remark notes that a cynic who can show tears may fail to be a successful cynic, blending irony with emotion.
He Couldn't Refuse That Politician
A dialogue notes a politician arranging a railway job for a friend who cannot speak English, with the manager suggesting a role calling out trains, as observed by a watchman examiner.
Proud Parent Rejects Actress Daughter-in-Law
A comic exchange shows a proud parent refusing to recognize an actress as his daughter-in-law while a lovesick son insists she is an actress though she only thinks so.
She Does The Wife Bursting With Singers Wish
A husband grants his wife a chance to sing as she expresses a strong longing to perform. The dialogue captures a domestic moment where support follows ambition.
No one can be suave and amiable enough to make bill collecting plain sailing
A wry observation notes that even charm cannot ease the task of collecting debts, suggesting that diplomacy and persistence are required in financial matters.
Small Unkindness Sparks Notable Offense in Town
A minor act of unkindness triggers a larger offense report in the community. Authorities note the incident involved a single confrontation and led to local attention and discussions on conduct. No injuries reported.
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