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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
7
The remark frames a witty take on a person’s role in covering up or bridging a flood of scandal. It suggests a clever, biting commentary without detailing specific events or names. The line reads like a terse epigram on responsibility and perception in public life.
In a country setting people praise living outside crowded streets and tall buildings. They note Subbub’s billboard walls as the only barrier to open space and quiet days in the countryside.
A playful exchange turns on fit and fashion as a customer and tailor discuss how trousers should fit. Witty line about preferring trousers to fit rather than the gloves. The dialogue captures lighthearted streetwise humor.
A dialog snippet shows a woman asking to limit a man’s calls to a five day work week while noting he calls nightly since meeting two weeks ago. The exchange emphasizes balancing affection with boundaries in an evolving relationship.
The Montreal Star quotes a speaker expressing haste with the remark I have only ten minutes and I hardly know where to begin. A bystander suggests Begin at the ninth minute noting the quick exchange captured in the report.
A brief aphorism reflects on happiness arising from helping others rather than pursuing self interest. The note cites Besant and frames content about ordinary life and the joy of giving.
A collection of vintage kitchen instructions detailing pound cake fudge and rich sponge cake methods, plus sauces, salads, meats, and a lemon pie. Includes tips on using papaya leaves for tenderness and sauerkraut with ham bone and onions for flavor.
Nutritional guidance describes vitamines as essential food substances for the body. It lists milk butter eggs calves liver vegetables whole grain cereal and fruits as foods highest in these vitamines, noting natural sources suffice for daily needs.
The village smith invites visitors to stop for gasoline, oil, sandwiches, curios and postcards, reflecting a roadside attraction under the spreading chestnut tree as noted by the Nashville Banner.
An advertisement promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for infants and children, claiming it soothes babies within moments with no drugs. It asserts Castoria eases colic, constipation, or diarrhea and notes twenty five million bottles were sold last year.
A punchy lines exchange questions a woman’s lipstick habit. The dialogue hints at vanity and persistent application with the quip Is she addicted to a lipstick Sticks her lip in every chance she gets.
An old promotional piece touts Dr. R. V. Pierce and his Golden Medical Discovery as top herbal remedies. It claims skin benefits and blood improvement, urging readers to buy tablets or liquid and request free medical advice from the Buffalo clinic.
A clipped news item recalls Phil May the artist joking about portraits of Lord Iveagh head of the Guinness fortune. The anecdote involves a proposed pairing of Lord Iveagh and May as a single comic unit with a pun on Cause and Effect.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as essential for every department of housekeeping including kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases. It promotes broad use and practical cleaning benefits for domestic cleaning tasks.
The Tucson Light and Power company tested a massive Maxim silencer to curb the engine roar from a 32 inch diameter exhaust. It weighs 26,000 pounds, is seven feet wide and twenty feet long, designed to quiet noise heard up to fourteen miles away. The first silencer was only six inches long and fitted on gun barrels.
The article notes Jerusalem’s current population around 64 000 to 65 000. It compares this to estimates of Jesus time between 60 000 and 70 000 and recalls a Greek historian placing ancient Jerusalem at about 120 000 three centuries earlier.
A playful barter of bragging rights unfolds as one speaker notes spending ten dollars on a canary while another counters with a twenty five dollar lark purchase. The exchange captures a quirky moment of hobbyist bird buying.
The advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the finest product of its kind in the world and claims every user knows the statement to be true. It adds a motto about personal growth, saying a man learns to live when he begins to live and learn.
Overeating smoking or rich diets can sour the stomach but Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly corrects acidity. Take a spoonful to alkalinize the system and find relief, endorsed by physicians though they favor Phillips.
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