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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1936

Page

7

When People Read the Bible Lesson Digest

A summary of Acts 17:1 5 11 and 2 Thessalonians 2 7 12 with focus on preaching in Thessalonica and Berea. It highlights Paul's method reasoned exposition in the synagogue, reception by the Bereans, and the living example required of ministers. The lesson emphasizes gospel boldness, doctrinal preaching, and a holy life.

Thessalonians God Jesus Philippi Paul Silas Thessalonica Berea Thessalonian Church Christ

Present Moment Advice From Fuller Quote

A reflective aphorism urges embracing happiness now and not postponing action. It warns against waiting for a future time as if it were different, stressing that the current moment is ours to seize.

Fuller

Dillinger Death Was Fueled by a Live Capture Plan

A detailed FBI operative account reveals orders from J. Edgar Hoover to seize John Dillinger alive, with agents positioned around the Marbro and Biograph theaters in Chicago on July 22, 1934. Dillinger drew a pistol as guards closed in. Hollis and others fired in self defense, killing him before he could fire. Anna Sage collected a $5,000 reward after Dillinger’s death and signed a release of claims with the Department of Justice.

John Dillinger Alcatraz J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Public Enemy Dillinger Chicago Department of Justice Hoover Samuel P. Cowley Secret Service Washington Police Department of East Chicago Ind Anna Sage G-men Frank Sullivan Polly Sage Cowley Biograph Special H. E. Hollis Nelson Hollis Agent A Agent B Agent C Agent D Agent L Agent Hollis United States S. P. Cowley U. S. Dept. of Justice

The Republican Elephant Myth and Campaign Tunes

The piece explains how the elephant became the Republican symbol from Nast’s 1874 Third Term Panic cartoon and notes the tradition of using old tunes for campaigns. It compares Nast’s satire with later songs like O Susanna and The Sidewalks of New York, linking them to Landon and Smith campaigns.

Republican Party Thomas Nast Harper’s Weekly The Herald New York Tribune Times Democratic Party Nast Republicans Susanna Stephen Foster Alf M. Landon Kansas Cleveland White House Harrison Free Soil Party Martin van Buren Dan Tucker Camptown Fremont New York Charles B. Lawlor James W. Blake San Francisco Alfred E. Smith Smith Gov. al. Landon Gov. al. Smith Union

Old Oaken Bucket Wall Panel Pattern Release

A wall panel commemorating the tune Old Oaken Bucket is promoted as a quick embroidery project. Pattern 1067 includes transfer art 15 by 20 inches, color chart, stitch illustrations, and material needs. send 15 cents for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, with your name and address.

Sewing Circle Needlecraft Eighth Ave New York

Rhythm Aids Soldiers in Marching Longer Distances

Psychological studies show fast rhythmic movement helps endurance. Soldiers marching to band music cover more distance, as rhythm masks fatigue and reduces conscious focus on tiredness and remaining effort.

Disproportionate Votes and the Cross ley Poll Theory

A King Features executive promoting the Cross ley Poll argues that election returns are skewed by state size. He notes Nevada with 23 000 families has three electoral votes while New York with 138 times as many families has 47, claiming voters do not have equal weight across states.

King Features Crossley Nevada New York Washington Star

Talking of Ourselves and Listening Fear

A concise meditation on self talk and the risk of neglecting listeners. The author notes that excessive self reference can undermine communication and appreciation from an audience.

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