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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
7
ED HOWE reflects on enduring maxims and human temperament. He contrasts Henry Holt and the Unpopular Review, recalls a Bryan meeting, references wartime loans, Spartans and Pennsylvanian Dutch, and warns against gullible trust in wisdom. The piece closes with a wolf fable and a 1933 credit.
The article discusses tonal harmony in interior decoration, emphasizing color strength, soft tones over strong hues, and harmonious relation between rooms. It notes the value of centralized tones between colors, the need for restfulness, and the importance of viewing wallpaper and woodwork in context.
It seems a coincidence that today decorative period pairings and international affairs subtly connect. Attention to the Orient lately influences country decorations even in distant America, 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
An analysis by Leonard A Barrett discusses government gold recalls, the legal questions of demanding return, and the role of gold in monetary systems. It explains that pure gold is too soft for practical use, hence jewelry uses alloys like silver.
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union piece compares daily use to a gold pen and argues that pure life is soft and impractical. It says alloying with trials and heartaches strengthens character, enabling perseverance and firm convictions. Isolation brings misery, while balancing gold and iron leads to life’s highest station.
Magnesium ranks among the most important metals for use in lightweight alloys. In engineering applications it provides a high strength to weight ratio and aids in reducing overall component mass.
Ansell Hall leads forty archeologists and zoologists into the so called Pit of Hell in the Southwest to survey uncharted districts north of the Colorado River. They face heat, dust, scarce water, and possible hostility from renegade Ute descendants while discovering ancient ruins, bones, and pottery.
In Castillon France a 13 year old bride and a 17 year old groom wed under a special presidential decree to permit their marriage. The unusual union totals thirty years in age.
Gerald Haines, a 25 year old widower from Philadelphia, advertised in a Camden newspaper that he will marry any respectable woman who offers $300 to care for his three year old baby. He says he needs the money to help destitute parents and promises to be a good husband and mother to his child.
Noted American writer Thomas Talley Aldrich quotes on deciphering letters. A Golden Book Magazine piece recounts Horace Greeley's manuscript reaction. Morse correspondence is cited, praising unread letters kept forever unread as a perpetual charm.
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives because doses are measurable and effects controlled. A mild liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is non habit forming, gentle on kidneys, and suitable for all ages. A regular regimen can restore bowel regularity without discomfort.
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