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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
This excerpt contrasts a genuine, selfless suitor with a fortune hunter who pursues wealth through marriage. It argues that true love seeks happiness and support for the beloved and family, while the fortune seeker corrupts affection for money and status, risking the bride’s future and grandmother’s fortune.
A reflective meditation on marriage and divorce outlines the dangers of hasty unions. The piece argues women seek lasting love and warns that unhappy marriages lead to regret, urging patience, prudent choices, and the hope for reconciliation before formal separation.
A reflective piece on a young woman awaiting marriage from a visiting suitor. It warns that those who outstay their welcome threaten a maiden’s chances, as gossip and hopeful patience shape her romantic prospects and sense of timing.
Across 1913 more than 240 game laws were enacted, with California, Connecticut, Maine, New Jersey, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin filing ten or more changes. Several states broadened or restricted seasons for migratory birds and big game, codifying restrictions on hunting times and equipment, while aliens faced new hunting bans in four states. Wyoming allowed limited moose hunting again after 12 years, and Indiana reopened prairie chicken shooting after a long gap.
George Cram aged eighty six leaves Sing Sing after twenty five years for the murder of his wife. He appears aged yet lively and is whisked from Ossining to New York in an automobile and electric railway ride. He enjoys an electric dinner at Herald Square hotel as part of his hometown return.
Quote from Professor Pate about reading a man’s intentions from how he carries a suitcase. Observational detail notes carrying toward the railway station signals departure, while carrying away signals return. Kansas City Star attribution.
Turpentine can remove stubborn tile stains on a hearth. Rub with a flannel cloth soaked in turpentine, then dry Polish with a clean cloth. The tiles should regain a fresh, renewed appearance.
Fragmentary text references three inches or four inches lengths and mentions Celifornia prohibits a practice described as spike becks. No clear event, date, or identifiable organizations are present to confirm a news item.
A freek dog in North Clarendon reportedly climbs to 22 feet, a feat unmatched by veterinarians. The dog’s unusual grip and broad paw pads puzzle experts, while it sleeps two feet above the ground in tree branches. The animal is three years old, part pug and part bull, and trained to think ahead.
Matthew McNulty once known as Lefayette’s village blacksmith retires after nearly six decades in the trade. He estimates shoeing over 2.5 million horses and mules, from the era of the Wabash & Erie Canal to the mule teams powering boats between Toledo and Lafayette. He amassed about $46,000 and plans to retire to a farm.
Chief of Police Vollmer announces plan to subject criminals under UC Berkeley psychology department to scientific tests. University psychologists will assess the extent and reasons for defendants’ deficiencies to guide understanding and handling.
Kenosha Wisconsin Raymond More a mail carrier joins the silk stocking class after a night of worry over rising living costs. The next morning he wakes to a letter announcing he is an heir to a substantial estate, changing his financial future.
A portion of the estate of Louis Morehouse, once of Kenosha county and long separated by his gold field journeys, funds a reunion as the San Leandro-based relative returns to Laurel with his aged mother. The family recalls dance steps from slavery days and now lives together in harmony and happiness.
Laurel Mississippi resident Lou Grayson, a 65 year old Black woman, has reportedly reunited with her mother after 52 years in Ellisville’s Jones county poorhouse. The elder woman is described as 110 years old.
Deer Park Wisconsin reports a lizard infestation with an estimated 5000 individuals gathered near a pond drawn to an electric street light. The unusual swarm caused local concern as residents observed the creatures clustering in the area.
The column surveys key happenings in Sweden Norway and Denmark and highlights their relevance to Scandinavian communities in America. It notes political and cultural shifts that could affect emigrants and their descendants abroad.
Debates on whether Sweden can or should remain entirely neutral while balancing imports to England and Russia amid wartime shortages. Eric de Trede, former foreign minister, says Sweden must stay neutral or risk alignment with England and lose broad neutrality. Sweden resists transferring supplies to Germany and maintains restrictions on exports despite pressures.
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