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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Recent savings bank figures show Germans saving again after inflation. In the last year and a half the number of depositors grew rapidly, with government officials and brain workers supplying the largest share of deposits as the mark stabilizes.
Senator Sorghum recalls a “sad story” of rising discontent with Washington, saying constituents sent him to Congress out of spite. The Washington Star quotes his remark on how public anger shaped his political path.
A terse reflection notes that a pessimist does not urge you to be up and doing. It contrasts motivation with dour outlooks and implies inaction or resignation.
The Dutch Society for Optional Cremation celebrates its 50th anniversary amid a historic shift in orthodox Protestant circles toward cremation. Researchers note petitions to King William III since 1876 without replies, the 1913 Westerveld crematory opening, and a 1914 test case cremation of Dr Vaillant leading to legal acceptance that cremation is not punishable. Since then many Dutch remains have been cremated at Westerveld.
Be beauty with Diamond Dyes. Dip to tint or boil to dye. Each 15 cent pack includes simple directions for tinting delicate shades or permanent colors in lingerie, silks, ribbons, dresses, coats, draperies, and more. Tell your druggist material type and dye accordingly.
Government experts report a method to extract sugar from artichokes that is one and a half times sweeter than cane and beet sugars. The simple refining process promises much lower manufacturing costs, with high yields making artichokes a potential major future sugar source. Crystallizing the extract has been a historical obstacle.
Thousands in America urged to insist on USKIDE soles for shoes. The United States Rubber Company claims its USKIDE soles save on shoe costs and offer comfort, waterproofing, and slip resistance. Look for USKIDE on the sole of shoes.
The quote contrasts an artist seeking feedback with a friend who withholds judgment. It highlights tension between professional honesty and personal discretion in closed relationships.
A concise proverb advocates keeping knowledge close and personal like a personal timepiece. It emphasizes self-guided study and private reflection as essential habits for steady growth.
A hive near a residence causes honey to drip from the entrance, with the scene described as a humorously named “Home, Sweet Home” moment. The note frames the incident as a quaint, if messy, household oddity.
A street faker hawks a patriotic motto “Fer 10 cents” while urging viewing Mars through a telescope. A passerby counters with “I believe in seeing America first,” reflecting postwar American Legion Weekly tone.
A floorwalker asks if anyone is helping Miss Liza as she replies that none of their concern. The brief exchange captures a rural setting and a coy dynamic between a store helper and a country woman.
Lawrence Abbott argues in Outlook that Americans from New York Boston and Philadelphia lack awareness of their countrys romantic past and vast future possibilities personal contact with locals in the Northwest offers a living Pilgrim Fathers experience. Cuticura ad touts skin care benefits for faces, dandruff and itching.
The dialogue shows Aunt Carrie urging Robert to answer. Robert replies there’s no use since Papa isn’t home. The article notes that in Australia heavy earthworks bridges and tunnels will be required for new railroads eighty seven miles long.
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