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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

8

Arbor Day spirit and tree planting across the nation

A survey of Arbor Day history shows its origins with J Sterling Morton, the spread of tree planting to Nebraska Kansas and beyond, and modern programs like memorial trees and the Hall of Fame of Trees. The piece notes governors fix dates, school plantings, and federal efforts including forest protection week proclaimed by President Harding and memorial trees at Lincoln Memorial and Armistice Day ceremonies.

John Dickinson Sherman Minnesota New Mexico North and South Dakota Illnois Arizona Georgia Idaho Rhode Island Kansas Arbor Day J. Sterling Morton Arnold Arboretum American Forestry Association Cincinnati Adams Jefferson County N. Y Union College Nebraska Bellevue Nebraska City Cleveland State Board of Agriculture of Lincoln Morton Furnas Tennessee North Dakota Ohio Eden Park Federated Women's Clubs General Federation of Women's Clubs William McKinley United States Authors’ Grove Atlanta Sons and Daughters of the Confederacy and Veterans of Foreign Wars William D. McKinley Margaret D James Fuller McKinley Brance Hall of Fame Legion Earl Cooley Colorado Harding John Eugroness Clubs Lincoln Memorial Burroughs Whitman Emerson Thoreau Muir University of Washington Seattle Chicago Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Michigan Missouri

The Arab Bedouins and First Impressions

The Arabs judge outsiders by externals and words during early contact with a tribe. A British officer who sat with his feet stretched out on the guest rug offended the Howeitat sheik, highlighting the Bedouins’ sensitivity to manners and first impressions.

Justice of the Peace Receives Mistaken Identity Marriage Request

A justice of the peace who presided over a marriage a month earlier receives a note from the bride and groom requesting revocation of the license. They admit they were mistaken to marry, stating they now believe it was a case of mistaken identity and ask the judge to revoke the license.

Judge

Popular Begonias in Homes and Gardens

Begonias are among the most familiar house plants and widely grown for bedding. They originate from warm climates but tolerate cooler winter nights, thriving at 50 to 60 degrees. New varieties are well known and popular in the United States.

United States

Volcanic Ash Deposits in St Vincent Begin to Yield Fertile Soil

Reports from the Soufriere eruptions of 1902 and 1903 show ash layers 14 to 18 inches thick in the Carib country of St Vincent. Analyses reveal coarse sandy ash low in calcium carbonate with moderate phosphoric acid and potash, minor organic content, and bacteria activity including Azotobacter. Soil shows nitrogen fixing capacity and ammonifying potential but lacks purifying power, yet progress toward fertile soil is noted. Through the wide world he only is alone who lives not for another.

Carib St. Vincent Washington Star

Napoleon’s Tomb at St Helena Ledger Blues and Dust

A reader reports the Napoleon tomb at Longwood on St Helena is neglected since the body moved to Paris. The hilltop memorial is described as a dirtied slab with no inscription and overgrown grass surrounded by a tall tree circle, with no signs of when the body was moved or who laid the tomb.

Napoleon St., Helena the Invalides Paris Longwood

Think It Over Love as a Disease of the Emotions

A London Opinion quips that love is a disease of the emotions and praises marriage as a long pleasant convalescence while a Boston transcript notes mild cynicism in the exchange between cousins.

London Boston ‘Transcript

Red Cross Bal Blue Ad Turns Heads In Markets

A vintage advertisement urges buyers to try Red Cross Bal Blue claiming snow white clothes will result and that all good grocers stock it. The ad ends with a proverb about wisdom and certainty.

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