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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
A nameless Legionnaire sacrifices for his father and beloved woman while a red mirage blinds him. The story explores how a “perfectly good” woman can ruin an impulsive, chivalrous man and how a sympathetic love can redeem him, ending with renewed life and hope.
Richard Farquhar seeks his mother’s consent for marriage to Sylvia Omney. In a tense drawing room scene, Sylvia’s poised calm masks deep emotion as Richard declares his love and presses toward a public engagement, while Mrs Farquhar weighs social consequences and family secrets.
In a tense scene, Farquhar presses Sylvia while fearing her departure to him. He presents an emerald ring as proof of his claim, but her obligations to family and a potential Algeria tied to Captain Arnaud complicate the bond.
The piece laments lack of tact in breaking unhappy news and urges considerate handling of romantic relationships. It references Sylvia and Richard as an example where sincere effort to spare distress might have saved sorrow.
The article describes the strong room as nearly burglar-proof and earthquake resistant. Experts boast that modern safes use hard weldable steel walls, drill resistant cores, and sealed locks with keys and combinations. Electrical alarms and flooded basements deter tampering by intruders or machines.
The article describes an apron front frock with four net flounces and flowered taffeta panels. It features a baby waist with a short embroidered net peplum, ribbon accents, and a slim belt, plus a matching light wrap and a high coiffure.
The article celebrates the return of the large picture hat with lace hair braid, silk covered wire, georgette crepe in white and rose, a wide white brim, rose facing, and an ostrich feather wreath. It notes versatile styling for afternoon wear and possibilities for black white or white emerald looks.
Coats in serge gabardine twill and wool velour attract interest. Long coats cover skirts while cape collars and draped hoods trend. Knee length motor coats dominate active sport wear with embroidery and rich trimmings enhancing the silhouette.
Silk coats showcase elaborate trims while capes gain popularity. The article notes capes growing in favor and the luxury of silk fabrics features in these garments.
A bedside set in a decorative arts and crafts box includes a small red porcelain candlestick and a cushion of pine needles. The five inch square cushion fits under the nose to aid sleep and induces a soothing scent.
Elizabeth Foster, 75, widow of a former street railway manager and wealthy real estate holder, was found unconscious in her North Tenth Street home. She died hours later at the Episcopal Hospital from uremic poisoning. Foster lived reclusively, left behind over $100,000 in real estate and more than $5,000 in cash, with no food or coal in the house.
Farewell, a 28 year old Springfield farmer, was arrested on a bigamy charge after it was learned he had married Clara Aiey in Canada six years ago and Irene Bennett last November. He lived with both wives, who are mothers to three and a yet unborn child, respectively. The women who are mothers of his two wives visited his home, promoting authorities to act.
Ruth Cheney a sophomore and former treasurer of Bryn Mawr College Self-government Association faced a dilemma over reporting infractions. She resigned as treasurer to avoid disclosing misconduct, and the association then resolved that only officers must reveal infractions, allowing her to keep the secret if she can.
Burlington New Jersey Peter Bimba leaped from a second story window in a bid to chase the devil from his room during a two day wrestling bout with John Barleycorn. He broke his leg in the fall and was reported recovering.
In New York a fourteen year old named George Ketchman confessed to stealing from his benefactor and relatives. He said the devil is inside of him and he cannot help the thefts. Authorities report the admission and ongoing investigation.
Three pallbearers were hurled into a grave when a supporting plank broke at the burial site in Kent Connecticut. The coffin pinned the men under the earth as mourners gasped at the accident.
A classic advertisement promises instant relief for a baby with hot water and Cuticura Soap. It directs drying and gentle application of Cuticura Ointment to affected parts, claiming the baby then sleeps soundly after weeks of discomfort and offers free samples by mail from Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.
In Soochow within the Shanghai consular district Consul General Sammons reports a rising price and widespread sale of flint rocks and steel as substitutes for matches. Retailers and peddlers are cashing in as the trade expands, with some Chinese dealers predicting flint and steel may supplant matches. Imports of matches to China fell from 4.7 million to 3.3 million dollars from 1913 to 1914, Japan supplying about 75 percent of the import.
A dialog questions whether peace is worth any price. The eminent pacifist responds he does not advocate peace at any price, noting a big position exists to make the price of peace prohibitive.
An inventor unveils a high frequency electric apparatus designed for massaging and shampooing. The device aims to streamline personal grooming and professional spa services with a compact, electric-powered head and body massager.
United States Senator Burton of Ohio announces he remains single and unmarried. The statement highlights his personal life while maintaining focus on his legislative agenda and upcoming policy priorities.
A Me person recovered from scarlet fever after indiscriminate feeding worsened stomach and kidney trouble. The patient credits Grape-Nuts cereal and Postum for restoring health and weight, noting renewed energy and ability to work.
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