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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1936

Page

3

Astaire public fuss over a publicity plate incident

Movie star Fred Astaire created a scene to obtain a photo plate after his wife Mrs. Astaire declined publicity. The exchange raised questions about fame and privacy in Hollywood. Madeleine Carroll and Joan Crawford figures are noted for careers and marriages, while fashion trends from films influence wardrobes. Albie Booth will describe football broadcasts for WHN after attending a Yale game.

Red Astaire New York Astaire Albie Booth Yale WHN

Understanding imbecility and dementia in mental health guidance

The article explains imbecility as lifelong low brain power and dementia as brain power loss with varying types, including apathy and excitement. It contrasts ideas of balance, then discusses reducing weight through diet, advising careful fat and starch reduction without cutting protein, and noting meat fuels energy faster.

Aneles WNU

Donkey as Democratic Symbol Preceded Nast by 30 Years

Cartoon history notes an unknown artist first used the donkey emblem during the 1837 Jackson era amid wildcat currency and bank war fallout. Thomas Nast later popularized the symbol, portraying Stanton and Democratic papers as donkeys in pivotal anti presidential feuds and press attacks.

Thomas Nast Democratic Party Harper’s Weekly Andrew Jackson Martin van Buren United States Bank Treasury Balaam Jackson van Buren Andrew Johnson Edwin M. Stanton Nast Stanton Grant Supreme Court Copperhead Press Democratic James Gordon Bennett New York Herald

Fable of the Hobo and the Ballyhoo Oil Stock Moral

A roaming hobo named Bill encounters a raffled prize car and a sham oil scheme. He is duped into trading for stock that collapses fast, followed by relatives seeking favors and fuel for greed. The tale ends with a wary moral about people's motives and risk.

NCE Bill Legion Boys Henry Ballyhoo Oil Company

Pyrethrum Crop Notes and Import History

Pyrethrin is used as an insect killer with many tons imported annually, mainly from Japan. The pyrethrum belongs to the Compositae group, which includes chrysanthemum and daisy. Its flowers resemble the ordinary field daisy.

Japan

Actress Jane Hamilton Considers Gray Shade for New Coupe

RKO star Jane Hamilton eyed a new coupe and debated a custom gray finish with the salesman. A gray Dusenberg driven in prompts her remark, "That color will probably do," as the car proves to be Clark Gable's $20,000 vehicle.

Jane Hamilton RKO Jane Clark Gable

Hollywood Buzz and Rumors From Studio Row

Joseph M. Schenck imports a Shetland pony Samuel of Spleen for Shirley Temple as she grows. Robert Taylor rises to Metro’s most popular player in two years. Loretta Young heads to Honolulu with rumors of a Sutherland honeymoon. Swing Time extends for a third week at Radio City. Jack Oakie enchants radio audiences amid sponsor hesitations.

Joseph M. Schenck 20Th Century-Fox Shirley Temple Samuel Shirley Robert Taylor Metro Miriam Hopkins Clark Gable Loretta Young Honolulu Eddie Sutherland New York Radio City Music Hall Jack Oakie Bob Burns Bing Crosby

Parental Guidance and Balancing Child Rearing Demands

The piece argues against overreaching expectations from child study and the adult standard, urging parents to practice a balanced approach. It emphasizes individuality, gentle discipline, and guiding with love while mixing theory with practical experience to shape character.

Iron Hand and Ruth banter echoes romantic past

Dialogue features Ruth and Dorothy exchanging quips about gallant knights and romantic eras. The jest centers on not wanting iron imagery in affection, contrasting nostalgia with modern sensibilities. Pathfinder notes the humorous exchange.

Ruth Dorothy Pathfinder

Pop Was It Seven Wonders of the World

A playful line lists seven wonders as the subject of a child’s memory. The speaker Johnny recalls knowing only one of them as a boy, namely his father. The tone is light and nostalgic, reflecting a family recollection of famous wonders through a child’s view.

Pop Johnny Papa

Improvement in an Odd Exchange Between Master and Maid

A master comments on the maid's appearance. She blushes and responds that she is prettier when clean. The exchange highlights social tension and implied propriety in a domestic setting.

Sign Reflects Prosperity and Specialist Care

A reader notes a sign indicating wealth and hints the subject now seeks specialist medical care instead of the family doctor, suggesting a shift in status and access to advanced services.

Uncertain Union Amid Family Tirths

A young man asks if the father will object to their marriage. The daughter replies coldly that he would likely object if he is anything like her, signaling familial tension and potential obstacle to the union.

Encouraging Proud Mother And Frank The Pianist

A reader quotes a mother praising her child Frank and a professor comments on his piano performance. The brief exchange reflects family pride and a light musical moment.

Frank

Pajama Pattern No 1923 B for Barbara Bell

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1923 B offers a simple relaxed pajama set in cotton satin silk crepe pongee or rayon with sewing instructions included. Sizes 12 through 20, busts 30 to 38, 4 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 14, order 15 cents and mail to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Adams St Chicago I. — Bell Syndicate WNU

Softball comes to reduce jai alai injuries

Report notes jai alai players suffer frequent head and limb injuries from a hard ball. Observers say a safer alternative is needed, leading to the introduction of American soft ball as a gentler game for less reckless athletes.

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