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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1932

Page

7

Beware the Cough or Cold that Hangs On

Persistent coughs and colds threaten health. Creomulsion, a creosote emulsion, soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims to heal respiratory troubles and boost recovery after colds or flu with a money back guarantee if relief fails.

Sacred Pigeons Starve as Turkey Budget Cuts Feed

Thousands of sacred pigeons in Stamboul, Turkey, now beg for grain as economy cuts reduce offerings from Muslims praying five times daily. The birds, once fat from steady feeding in mosque courtyards since the 15th century, migrate due to scarce food.

Stamboul Turkey Sultan Bayazid

Safe Pleasant Way To Lose Fat

An advert promises rapid weight loss of 15 pounds in a month with Kruschen Salts. It urges measuring weight, taking a half teaspoon daily in hot water, and reducing pastry and fatty foods while highlighting skin improvement and health benefits with a money back guarantee.

Atlantic City Builds World’s Largest Organ

The organ in the convention hall near completion is the world’s largest by pipes wind pressure and horsepower. Built for Atlantic City’s auditorium with 41 000 seating capacity and funded by general bond funds, its cost is 368000 dollars.

Atlantic City

Unmarried Women Hold Vast Wealth in Newport Society

A dozen unattached women in Newport control fortunes totaling about half a billion dollars. Notables include Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, sculptor and heiress. Mrs. Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt at The Breakers. and others linked to Ellington, Moorings, Wakehurst, and Ocean Lawn. Families like the Van Alens, Belwards, and Dukes figure among the wealthiest widows and heiresses.

Newport Cliff Walk Bellevue Avenue Harry Payne Whitney Whitney Gladys Vanderbilt Hamilton McK. Twombly Cornelius Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Fifth Avenue Fifty-seventh Street New York City Anita Stewart Miguel de Braganza William Rhinelander Stewart James Henry Smith Moses Taylor Morocco Taylor the Glen la Sandhe Marrakad America James B. Duke North Carolina Tobacco King Duke University North Carolina Doris Duke Nanaline Holt Inman Julia Berwind Elms Edward J. Berwind Nicholas Brown John Nicholas Brown Mrs. Brown James Laurens van Alen Wakehurst T. Shaw Safe Ocean Lawn Edward V. Hartford Seaverge James B. Haggin Villa Rosa

Waits Four Years for Five-Cent Pay

Alonzo L. Keefer a watchman at the war trade board waited four years for retirement funds. After repeated efforts from 1928 to 1932 he finally received a five cent check from the United States Treasury.

Washington Alonzo L. Keefer War Trade Board Keefer Government Employees Retirement Fund United States Treasury

Ferryman Probes Sea Gulls Foot Pain Across San Francisco Bay

Ed Spellman a San Francisco ferry conductor spent ten years studying why sea gulls have fallen arches. He believes nature gave gulls no knees to absorb landing shocks and that their heels wear down, causing daily discomfort as commuters discuss the birds on the bay.

San Francisco Ed Spellman Spellman San Francisco Bay

Scientists on Trail of Fire Secrets of Indians

Smithsonian researchers study Fox tribe medicine men who claim immunity to boiling water and fire. Dr. Truman Michelson documents rituals where bare arms touch fire while Fox elders attribute protection to a weed juice applied to the skin.

Smithsonian Institution Truman Michelson Iowa Pathfinder Magazine

Living Costs Close to Present-Day Income Levels in 1932 Trends

A Chicago based summary notes prices across farm goods, foodstuffs, fuel, textiles, and more fall sharply since 1929. It compares 1929 national income of 86.8 billion to 1930 70.8 billion and 1931 46.9 billion, showing broad price reductions aimed at matching income.

Chicago

Drunken Fish Reef Ashores in Moss Landing California

Two hundred fish staged a bizarre scene in Moro Cojo slough Moss Landing California as they staggered onto land and died, drawing skeptical comment from local citizens who call it no fish story.

California Moss Landing Calif Moses Landing Earth

Tar and Feathers Shocking Tax Protest in Romania

In a Romanian village near Cluj peasants outraged by tax foreclosures punished the tax collector by stripping him and smearing him with paste and papering him with foreclosure notices after tar and feathers proved unavailable.

Cluj Romania

California Fig Syrup Promoted by Mothers in Endorsement

A long testimonial touts Richy fruity California Fig Syrup as a safe, effective remedy for biliousness, headaches, and weak bowels in children. It claims fifty years of medical backing, broad use by Western mothers, and states to insist on the genuine article with the California label.

California Joseph W. Hill Bedford Ave Omaha Nebraska John

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