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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1917

Page

2

Father and Son in a Web of Honor and Duty

Rodney and Helen Illingworth weigh motives in a mystery tied to Bertram Meade. Rodney argues Meade’s boundless devotion to his father and family pride could drive self sacrificing acts to shield his father’s name. Helen agrees the case rests on strong personal ties and motive rather than clear evidence.

Bertram ‘Meade Rodney Bert Meade Miss Illingworth Helen Nlingworth Meade Asi Harvard Helen Illingworth Meade, Jr Colonel Illingworth Helen’ Illingworth Mr. Rodney Bertram Meade Martlet Bridge Company Helen

Meade Forges New Life Away From Bridge Tragedy

Bertram Meade Sr plans an international bridge project for Martlet Construction. Jr a trainee engineer, and Helen Illingworth seek to prove Meade Jr innocent after the disaster that cost 150 workers. Meade goes underground under a false name, seeking humble labor while Winters and Rodney pursue the truth.

Bertram Meade Martlet Construction Company Helen Illingworth Ilingworth Martlet Company Young Meade Meade Shurtlife Helen Mississippi River Hils Nebraska Winters Rodney Eiven Shurtliff Illingworth Nasde Melen Illingworth

Secrets of the Meade Bridge Case Emerges

Rodney and the woman piece together a theory that Bertram Meade Sr forged a final statement taking the blame for a bridge fault. They deduce a missing design sheet, ink stains, and a secretary with motive point to concealed letters and a private agenda, with Shurtliff as a key holder of papers.

Helen Meade Burma Schmidt- Chemnitz Schmidt-Chemnitz Bertram Meade Mr. Rodney Shurtliff Bert Rodney Meade, Sr Martlet Company Gertram Meade

Strange Path for Young Meade at New Job

Fate marks a curious course for Meade as events unfold at his new workplace. Readers can expect intriguing developments in the upcoming installment.

Meade

Power of mind drives success through persistent focus

The text argues success comes from months or years of mental motivation and unwavering belief. It cites Napoleon and Jeanne d Arc as examples, claiming champions reach goals by constant effort and a single minded pursuit of success despite setbacks.

Apoleon Jeanne d’Arc

Concrete milepost signs aim to endure on the road

An Illinois prize design features a post built of concrete for long wear along auto routes. Other concrete posts bear town names and distances. In the West signs suffer from vandalism as hunters shoot holes in boards. A new design places directions on one board and a painted target on another with a warning to "If you must shoot, shoot here."

Illinois

Cleaning Rust From Metal With Grease And Acid

A historical cleaning tip advises coating rust with grease and rubbing it in, letting it sit for hours, then wiping with ammonia to remove rust. If stubborn spots remain, wipe with diluted hydrochloric acid quickly and carefully to avoid nickel loss, then wash and polish.

How It Came About in Dublin Streets Ice Cart Tale

The Norwegian narrator recounts travel experiences to Pat explaining how ice appeared in the Dublin streets in July. Pat responds that they already have two feet of ice in July, astonished by the tale. The traveler asks how that could be, and Pat explains the ice fell from an ice cart in Norway.

Pat Norway Dublin

Cincinnati Man Reveals Pain Free Corn Removal Method

A Cincinnati man describes a simple method to dry up a corn so it lifts off with fingers without pain. He explains steps to treat the corn using tension and time, claiming the method eliminates the need for cutters or medicated treatments.

Cincinnati

Freezone Shoe Corn Remedy Promises Quick Relief

Cincinnati authority promotes Freezone as a low cost treatment that dries and loosens corns or calluses so they lift away with no pain. A small bottle is inexpensive and said not to irritate surrounding skin. ask your druggist to stock it if unavailable. Knowledge is power only to the aware.

Cincinnati Adv

Cuticura Soap Advertises Daily Facial Care

Soft clear skins are claimed from using Cuticura Soap with hot water at night and morning. Pimples or dandruff can be treated with Cuticura Ointment before bathing. Contains offer of free samples by mail with a book, address postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.

Dept. L Boston

Weird animals from abroad arrive on British freighter

A diverse shipment including lions tigers emus chimpanzees snakes chameleons zebras parrots leopards and 700 monkeys arrived for Louis Ruhe to distribute among western U S zoological gardens. Notable claims include four chameleons and zebras that changed color with temperature and water a pair of trained chimpanzees named Dog and Joey that resembled humans in attire.

Louis Ruhe New York Times Uganda Theodore Roosevelt Lambam Dog Joey

Figure of a Neighbor Digging for Love or Duty

A passerby wonders if a man digging in his backyard for a week does so from genuine gardening passion or from a sense of patriotic duty. The dialogue hints at motives while observing ordinary yard work.

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