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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
8
Motorists hear about a safety tube that seals punctures automatically. The tube uses a rubber compound to surround a hole when a tack or nail is removed, instantly sealing the puncture and reducing tube repairs. Visit to see Seal-o-matics installed.
A Christian Science view argues unemployment is misemployment of thought. By citing Luke 2 49 Eph 2 10 and Mary Baker Eddy the text claims all have right work and that supply follows spiritual understanding. It urges daily humble service to others as true employment and cites Science and Health pages for support.
About 300 inmates at Fulham Institution in London contributed whatever they could to a wedding fund for Princess Marina. They donated shrapnel pieces, buttons, wire, medals, clay pipes and foreign coins. Others added tin plates putty and gold bronze to form three wall plaques.
In Guanajuato a citizen tearing down a home found shiny gold particles in the masonry. Miners had used mine refuse to build houses, leaving gold behind and later selling almost every house by weight. In Verona a milliner was fined for killing a mouse that feasted on hats. The court ruled the mouse’s death justified, after public debate.
An essay by Raymond Pitcairn warns that amendments aiming to scrap the Constitution and Supreme Court could give Congress unchecked power, ending home rule and personal liberty. It argues Congress could override local laws and schools, leveraging a future without constitutional restraints. The piece concludes urging defense of the Constitution. Also a help-wanted notice seeks a man for a local farm job, with Box 641 Dept. 5318-D, Quincy, IL.
County officials meet to review the new 1956 New Chevrolet provided by Reed Bros Motor Company, including delivery figures and service terms. Officials approve purchase and outline warranty and maintenance plans for the vehicle.
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