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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

8

Living as the reflection of divine Love

The piece argues happiness comes from expressing love, not selfish gain. God is Love and man reflects divine Love. by embracing unselfishness, gentleness, and patience, one gains health and lasting joy. Christ Jesus exemplified this through healing power and unwavering joy in Love. The Christian Science Monitor.

Mary Baker Eddy The Christian Science Monitor

No Royal Road to Learning

A London Answers Magazine correspondent recounts Euclid who ran a mathematics school in Alexandria. The Ptolemy asked for a briefer explanation to save royal time. Euclid answered there is no royal road to learning.

Euclid Alexandria Egypt London Answers

Barbara Fritchie and Barbara Hauer Life Summary

Barbara Hauer born in Lancaster Pennsylvania on December 3 1766. Educated in Baltimore she married Joan C Fritchie a glove manufacturer in Frederick Maryland they lived on West Patrick Street. She was benevolent quiet fond of flowers well read and had no children. Before the Civil War she and her husband owned slaves. She died in 1862 and was buried at the cemetery of the Reformed Church of Frederick.

Barbara Hauer Lancaster Baltimore Joan C. Fritchie Frederick, Md West Patrick Street

The Name Ireland Eire Eire and a Potato Adage

A brief etymology notes that Ireland was named Eire Eire about 2000 years ago and pronounced Air-a with the accent on air. It compares Ireland in size to Maine, stating a length of 306 miles and describing its irregular oval outline. The passage adds a playful comparison to the knobby potato nicknamed Irish.

Eire Ireland Emerald Isle Maine

New Model City to Be Shown at New York Fair

The New York World's Fair opens April 30, 1939, featuring Henry Dreyfuss designed Democracity a two mile high space garden city exhibit. The Perisphere hosts a sky projected parade of workers and lighted banners as visitors enter via dual revolving platforms.

New York Henry Dreyfuss Heaven Trylon Garden City Dreyfuss New York City

Live Stock Prices at South Omaha

Receipts at Omaha on Monday show cattle 13 000 head hogs 6300 sheep and lambs 20000. Corn fed steers and yearlings mixed demand. best steer calves 11.00, yearlings 9.25. Hog bids 8.25 8.50 for light and medium weights, 8.00 down for heavy. Fat lambs steady to 25c lower. feeders active at steady prices. aged sheep steady to 25c lower. Fat lambs natives 7.75 8.00. Rangers 7.75 8.25. fed good to choice 7.50 7.75. Fat lamb bid ranges reported near 5.50 7.00.

Union Stock Yards Omaha

The Menace of Autocracy: A Defense of Democracy

A public essay contrasts democracy with autocracy, arguing the people’s rule ensures freedom, progress, and peace. It warns that surrendering political power weakens liberty and invites a shadow over Europe, stressing America’s heritage of self-rule.

America Europe

Swiss Cow Fights At Valley Fair In Annual Showdown

In Valais region of Switzerland fighting longhorn cows clash yearly as queen cows lead up to a grand battle. The event draws owners and spectators from across the country to observe the bovine contest and its pre battle diet preparations.

Switzerland Valais Val d

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