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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1936

Page

2

Night Road Imminent Death Shocks Couple at Oak Lawn

Larry and Tony, stalled by a flat tire on a moonlit highway, seek help at Oak Lawn. A pale man answers their call for a telephone only to reveal his wife has been murdered, upending the night and foreshadowing tragedy.

Larry Caroline Tony Italy Ruth Bendy Fitch King City San Jose Scott Santa Barbara Lawrence Bellamy Antoinette Taft Call Miss Taft Bellamy Pebble Beach Mrs. Bellamy Mr. Bellamy Meg Brenda Cliff

Donny murder case looms in unfolding romance triangle

In a Bay Area frontier tale, Harold Donny’s murder dominates headlines as Tony and Larry confront a tangled affair with Ruth Bellamy. Tony fears gossip and Ruth’s stance while Larry vows they will always belong, even as a gossip-filled parting nears.

STAR DUST NOTES ON FORTUNE AND FILMMAKERS

A roundup of Hollywood chatter notes Norman Foster to star in The Outcasts of Poker Flat at RKO and praises The Ex Mrs Bradford with William Powell and Jean Arthur. Bill Hart wins $85,000 in his UA case over Tumbleweeds while Jack Benny partners with Goodman Ace on scripts. Show Boat and Old Man River hailed, Carl Laemmle sells Universal, Sally Eilers tours New York, Kay Francis White Angel praised, Fred Stone toggles studios, Rochelle Hudson buys a costume, Ann Harding eyed England.

RKO Studio Bradford William Powell Jean Arthur Powell Flo Ziegfeld Ziegfeld Bill Hart United Artists Fred Stone Rochelle Hudson W. C. Fields Poppy Ann Harding England Hollywood

Skyscrapers Require Solid Bedrock in New York

New York skyscrapers rise in two clusters on Manhattan near the southern tip and midtown where bedrock lies close to the surface. The rest of the island was once marshland later filled in, creating unstable foundations unsafe for taller structures.

New York City Manhattan Island

Uncommon Sense on Youth From Doctor Butler

The New believes that the younger generation's manners shock adults but will improve by reading classic literature. Youth is ardent and eager to find its place, but will learn through experience and mistakes. Doctor Butler has done good by admonishing, and the coming generation will soon be on the bridge.

Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Doctor Butler Butler

Blake column derides youth as light minded

By John Blake the columnist notes that the Bell Syndicate and WNU Service suggest society underestimates young people due to their carefree attitudes in their salad days. The piece carries a critical tone toward perceived juvenile laxity and its social implications.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Foreign Phrases Glossary From Classical Roots

A compact guide to terms used in legal and scholarly writing. Each entry gives a foreign phrase with its language origin and meaning. It includes ad captandum vulgus and Lex talionis among others and explains usage context in plain English.

Rome Archimedes

Amazing new stove uses 967 air four percent fuel

Inventor W. C. Coleman introduces a cooking stove that generates gas from lead free gasoline. The device vaporizes fuel then mixes with air to yield about 96 percent air and 4 percent vapor. Coleman claims major fuel savings and efficiency with Band A Blu Burners. Wichita Kansas address offered for literature and a store check chart.

W. C. Coleman Dept Wichita Kansas

Greatest opportunity near the biggest man, moral reflection

The adage suggests that major chances arise close to powerful figures, emphasizing proximity to influence. It implies ambition should align with prominent leaders to seize pivotal moments.

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