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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1916

Page

3

The Cedars of Lebanon A Glimpse of Lost Forest Glory

Remnants of Lebanon's primeval cedar forests survive as five small groups on the Amanus Taurus and in southern Lebanon. Once a mighty source of timber for Babylon and Israel, the cedars are now barren relics amid rugged mountains. The best known grove near Kadisha valley houses the oldest trees, with Baruk and Ain Zaharia among the others.

Lebanon Hiram Solomon Palestine Syria God Eden Amanus Mountains Euphrates Israel Taurus Range Asia Minor Himalaya North Africa Kadisha Tripoli Beirut Ain Safa Damascus Ain Zaharia Maasir Baruk Esherreh Jebel el-Arz Cedar Mountain

Concise World Notes On Science and Society

The article surveys diverse facts from seaweed as fuel to ostrich farming in Stockholm and world coal reserves. It notes medical findings on nervous diseases from standing in streetcars and gender differences in muscle use, plus a Whitman college home economics class budgeting effort and regional famine relief plans. It ends with a light Browning’s Magazine joke about Sally’s marriage.

Whitman College Walla Walla, Wash

Elephant Ear Order Sends by Trunk Line

A playful exchange about shipping flowers turns into a pun as the florist and assistant joke about transporting elephants ears by branch express versus trunk line, reflecting a lighthearted miscommunication.

What Is a Weed According to Webster

Webster defines a weed with two senses, a wild growth or any plant growing where it harms crops or landscapes. The note adds that a weed is simply a plant not wanted, with variation by location.

Thiever Finally Out In Bizarre Baseball Play

Claude Berry recalls a Dallas game where a runner on first attempted a steal as pitcher Walker swung for the plate. The ball struck Walker on the head, bounced high, allowing the runner to reach third before the shortstop tossed to third for the out. The official scorer credited three assists. Berry notes Walker’s head being deflected to the shortstop and the shortstop’s return throw. Berry also claims Jerry is the only catcher to jump into a grandstand after a foul ball in 1908 San Francisco. He caught 34 games in 12 months during 1908–09 in California.

Claude Berry Pittsburgh Feds Dallas Tex Walker Jerry San Francisco Berry California

Giant Outfield Will Benefit From Eddie Roush

Eddie Roush joins the Giant outfield after coming from the Federal league with Bennie Kauff. He is a hard hitter and a remarkable fielder with uncanny judgment of fly balls. He was a holdout but has reached terms with the New York club.

Roush Eddie Roush Bennie Kauff New York Club

Willie Keeler Returns as Allentown Manager

Willie Keeler, famed Wee Willie of baseball, signs to manage the Allentown club in the Pennsylvania State League. After years away from playing he last left the Yankees and spent time with the Dodgers as a coach and as a scout while pursuing real estate in Brooklyn. He reportedly may hold a financial stake in the team, making his managerial debut highly anticipated.

Willie Keeler Wee Willie Allentown Keeler New York Yankees Superbas Brooklyn Willie

Money tied up in baseball and bowling costs

Secretary Langtry of the American Bowling Congress compares national sports spending. He notes over 200000 bowling alleys in the United States with an average setup cost of 500 dollars per alley excluding rents, pins and balls, totaling around 100 million dollars for alleys and about 1 million for pins.

Langtry American Bowling Congress United States

Baseball figurehead condemns players and quirks of life

Clark Griffith says he fired Chick Gandil for smoking while Joe Tinker and George Stallings ban automobiles and Buck Herzog blocks bowling. The remark ends with a jab about Cozy Dolan being denied custard pie, revealing a witty, era-specific take on control and discipline.

Clark Griffith Chick Gandil Joe Tinker George Stallings Buck Herzog Cozy Dolan

Dobbs Aims For Pennant With Thirteen Players

Manager Dobbs of the New Orleans Southern league club plans to tread a bold path using thirteen players to seize this season's pennant.

Dobbs New Orleans Southern League Baseball

Davis and Gallagher reveal a misnamed hero figure

In a reminiscence, Richard Harding Davis recalls his Philadelphia newsroom days and a precocious office boy Gallagher who later learns Davis became famous. A Duffy anecdote shows how Gallagher doubted Davis's fame until a library copy proves the story.

Richard Harding Davis Philadelphia Gallagher Davis J. O. G. Duffy Big Bradford Merrill R. E B. A. Dorr Andy Watrous Duffy Dick’ Davis Philadelphia Ledger

Wolves Used as Working Animals on Alaskan Trail

Deming Wheeler a fur buyer in Alaska drew comment by driving a team that included three pure blooded wolves. He claimed they function like dogs and are hardier to work, marking a first known use of unhybrid wolves as workers amid musk oxen preferences. Reindeer, though used by natives, are unreliable as they halt to feed and refuse to move until they choose.

Deming Wheeler Tenana Goodpasture Alaska Koyukuk

Jackknife Dangers Compared with Jackpot Risks

A lighthearted note compares the danger of a jackknife to the risk of a jackpot, highlighting caution with sharp tools and the allure of large prizes in a playful contrast.

Misguiding Example Sparks Fresh Mischief

A concise editorial warns that harmful models for behavior breed new mischief when copied. It argues social norms hinge on visible conduct by leaders and peers, urging restraint and responsibility to prevent ripple effects across communities.

Postum touted as coffee replacement with patient testimonials

An advertisement recounts a Pennman family experience claiming Postum eased a wife’s nervousness, stomach issues, and poor appetite after switching from coffee. It promotes two forms, Postum Cereal and Instant Postum, with pricing and preparation notes and asserts similar cost and taste to coffee.

Pennman Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

Cuticura Soap and Ointment advertise free samples

An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to cleanse and Cuticura Ointment to soothe for pimples blackheads redness and rough skin with free samples by mail and a Boston address. A quip ties in Van Smythe claiming relation to a Declaration signer and jokes about I O Us.

Cuticura Dept. L Boston Apdy

His Preference. Dead Dorgs in a Quirky Exchange

A humorous exchange features Tatters asking about preferred dogs and the reply is dead dogs with a punchline suggesting macabre taste in pets. The brief vignette captures a comic conversation and oddball humor.

Kill the Flies Now and Prevent Disease Daisy Fly Killer

Advertises Daisy Fly Killer as a season long solution killing thousands of flies. Claims all dealers or express paid for $1 with H Somers at 150 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY and notes a separate line about not always flourishing and a quip about love and bilious humor.

Aix Express Somers de Kalb Ave Brooklyn N. Y

Epilepsy Medicine Claims Fifty Years of Success

Dr Kline's Epilepsy Medicine from the Dr Kline Company of Red Bank New Jersey touts fifty years of uninterrupted success and lasting results. An ad promotes a large bottle of the remedy as a cure for fits falls sick spells and epilepsy with quick stopping action.

Dr. Kline DR. Ekline Company Red Bank N. J Adry

Conversation Reveals Private Boundaries Between Spouse

A brief exchange highlights the tension around what is shared with a spouse. The man asserts his wife already knows everything, while the other challenges the need for transparent disclosure. The dialogue centers on trust and privacy within marriage.

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