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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1924

Page

6

Sergeant Has Attractive Job

New London Conn. Fort Mansfield on Watch Hill hosts Sgt Joseph Eros United States Army and his lone private Harry Dell in a fully staffed garrison with 96 acres of reservation 29 buildings and a web of pipes roads and cables. The article pans the fort's decayed state and notes its sale offer was rejected keeping the post active under Eros who also serves as post sergeant major and many other roles despite a largely peaceful mission.

New London Conn Joseph Eros United States Army Jos Fort Mansfield Here Watch Tin Eros Harry Dell Harry Long Island Sound Watch Hill Napatree Point Fisher's Island Sound Narragansett Bay Fort Wright Fisher's Island Michle Terry Gull Plum Islands Atlantic Westerly R. I

Washington Granted Fourth Patent Found in 1791 Document

An authentic copy of the fourth U S patent, issued in 1791, bears Washington Jefferson and Randolph signatures. Francis Bailey of Philadelphia received a fourteen year exclusive right for a printing punch method. The grant, issued in Philadelphia, reflects early patent practice before a formal patent office existed.

Washington United States American Republic Thomas E. Robertson Secretary of State George Washington Thom Jefferson Edmund Randolph Francis Bailey Philadelphia Pennsylvania National Capital

Fort Mansfield Sends Family to Mainland for Brief Calm

Sergeant Eros issues a pass for his superior, the Robinson Crusoe of Fort Mansfield, to visit the mainland with his wife and child for a day off. Meanwhile Harry Dell remains in full charge at the fort.

Mander Eros Eros Robinson Crusoe Fort Mansfield Missus Kid Harry Dell

Chinese Magistrate Sells Opium as Cure

The magistrate of Chinyanghsien seized large opium stores and praised by locals for welfare. He marketed pills claimed to cure opium habit, profiting from fines and confiscated drugs. Authorities stopped his antiopium pills after uncovering double dealing.

Nanking China Chinyanghsien

Roosevelt Service Flag Presented to Museum

The service flag from Sagamore Hill, Theodore Roosevelt's Oyster Bay home, has been given to the Roosevelt Memorial Museum in New York City. The 3 by 4 foot red and white banner with four blue stars hung at the colonel's Oyster Bay residence from enlistment of the first family member until the last returned from overseas service. The Roosevelts had four sons who were decorated for bravery. two were wounded and one was killed.

Oyster Bay N. Y Sagamore Hill Theodore Roosevelt Roosevelt House New York City Roosevelts

Japanese Admitions Dominate Hawaii Immigrant Flow

The 12 months ending June 30 show 5,184 aliens admitted to Hawaii with 4,050 Japanese. Among them 501 were picture brides. Other admittances mainly Chinese and Koreans according to A. E. Burnett, chief of the immigration office.

Honolulu Hawaiian Islands A. E. Burnett Immigration Office

Teach Clergy to Speak London

The article notes elocution is neglected in clerical training. Authorities plan to provide young clergymen with training in effective speaking to address this issue.

London

Budapest Stamp Embargo Lifts and Gold Passport Fees

The Hungarian government lifts the embargo on rare stamps and stamp collections. It decrees that from August 1 passport fees must be paid in gold kronen.

Budapest

Vast Nebraska Roundup Highlights Farms And Fires

A sweeping Nebraska digest reports fruit blossoms on an apple tree near Obert, a Callaway grain sowing push, theft at Wymore, and a Bostwick bank robbery. It notes Dr. Harold Gifford’s shift to emeritus, Ak-Sar-Ben events, dairy sire train tours, and Nine-year-old injuries in Lincoln and Palmyra incidents. It covers rail, road, and weather matters plus community milestones.

J. S. Gilmore Omaha G. H. van Horne Beatrice Post Office Farmers Lumber and Coal Company Wymore Yeggs Callaway D. E. Squier Comstock George C. Hanson Obert Donald B. McMillan Arctic Fine Arts Society Nebraska Pawnee City Auburn William Myers Louisville Hastings The Odd Fellows Wendel Meyr Papillion State Bank Cortland Burlington Beatrice Merchants Harold Gifford University In Nebraska Medical College Board of Regents University Farmers of Ak-Sar-Ben Cc I Brainard State University Lincoln Oakley Brothers Palmyra Marsh H. E. Crandall J. H. Scott Furnas County Beaver City Bostwick Roy Farley Winnebago Alliance Hemingford Gaddis Brownsville Western Public Service Company Elmer George Seaman Washington Alaska United States ‘Navy G. C. Seaman Navy

Charming Unusual Brick Home Combines Apartment Ideas

William A Radford explains how a brick home on a corner lot uses apartment concepts like a built in bed closet to gain a six room feel. An arched entrance, field stone chimney, vestibule and sun porch enrich the livable living room area and a hidden bed solves spare room needs.

Moderate Priced Homes Urged by Indiana Real Estate Man

Indianaapolis real estate man William Elder argues for moderate priced homes of about 5000 dollars to fit working families. He warns current conditions reflect postwar shifts with less building unless affordable bungalows replace 10000 dollar-plus houses to stimulate industry and aid debt‑burdened buyers.

William Elder Indianaapolis Elder Sider

Concrete Block Used Now for Building Entire House

Concrete block walls offer 20 to 50 percent dead air space providing superior insulation. Built examples show solid masonry protects homes from winter cold and summer heat, with rock-face blocks valued for appearance and ease of construction.

Hanging Doors Must Wait for Plaster Drying

Do not fit outside or interior doors until plaster has thoroughly dried. Coat freshly cut surfaces with filler and varnish to prevent moisture absorption and warping. Untreated doors may swell and stick, causing improper operation.

How Doors Swing Left or Right

Facing the door as if you will open it, stand on the side that moves toward you. If the knob is on the right, the door is right hand. if on the left, it is left hand.

Plumbing Householder Facts from Designer Magazine

A primer on house plumbing definitions and layouts explains traps grease traps house sewer and drain soil line waste line vent pipe and the role of fresh air outlets and main traps in preventing sewer gas and odor intrusion. It notes traps must be visible under sinks and outlines connections from the house to public or private sewers and cesspools.

Designer Magazine

Weather Stripping: A Practical Home Dust Shield

The article explains how weather stripping for doors and windows reduces heat loss and protects rugs, drapes, wallpaper, painting and furniture from dust, dirt and soot. It notes that proper sealing prevents drafts and wasteful heating while uneven heat distribution highlights the need for insulation.

Built-In Beautification in the Living Room

The living room offers the greatest opportunities for built-in beautification with fireplaces mantels bookcases benches ledges and quaint nooks. Beamed ceilings half partitions with ornamental end posts paneled walls French doors and artistic windows add charm. Old ideas persist but modern taste favors pleasing simplicity over garish excess.

Weatherstrip advice for saving fuel and costs

A brief note urges homeowners to weatherstrip to save coal and medical bills. It emphasizes choosing an easy to install strip that seals doors and windows, improving energy efficiency in a good economy.

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