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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

6

Garth Turns Tables In Airplane Claim Plot

A prospector Alan Garth faces betrayal by Burton Ramill and partner Vivian Huxley aboard a monoplane on his Far North claim. Garth foils their plan by removing a platinum breaker point, forcing a tense standoff on a rock ledge as Ramill’s party attempts to leave with the plane.

Alan Garth Airways Burton Ramill Lilith Vivian Huxley Garth Lilith Ramill Huxley Ramill Mr. Ramill Boob Vivian D—D Miss Ramil Woodsy Boy Miss Ramill Huxby Hurley Jack Canada Northwest

Garth asserts control as plane drifts toward falls

In a frostbitten hold up amid wilderness, Garth dominates Ramill Huxley and Vivian as a damaged plane drifts toward a lake and a glacier. He demands absolute trust and plans a moose hide exit while claiming mastery over their fate.

Vivian Ramill Garth Falls Huxley Mr. Ramill Missamill Jack Mr. Ramil Huxby Moosehide

Fast Growing Poplar Tree Developed for Paper and Products

Scientists at Columbia University describe a hybrid poplar that grows ten to fourteen times faster than wild types. The tree yields white wood for paper, lumber, and cellulose products and can be profitably harvested in eight years. Dr. Ralph H. McKee notes targeted crossing using protected female flowers and selected male pollen to produce the hybrid.

Cleveland Plain Dealer Ralph H. McKee Columbia University Scientific American Doctor McKee

Cross Stitch Quilt Blocks by Grandmother Clark

Cross-stitch instruction notes six inch blocks stamped with designs on white muslin for girls and grandmothers to assemble into items like dollies pillow tops and bedspreads. Outfit No 464 offers six blocks mailed for 10 cents from Home Craft Co Dept A Nineteenth and St Louis Ave St Louis Mo with a stamped addressed envelope for replies.

Address Home Craft Co Dept. A. Nineteenth and St. Louis Ave St. Louis

Ten Rack brothers honored for World War service

Ten Rack brothers from Kildorf near Bad Homburg in Germany were decorated with the Cross of Honor for active World War service. Only one was slightly wounded. The siblings, named Jacob Heinrich George Joseph Valentine Peter Gerhard Wilhelm Jean and Ferdinand, never met during the war but stayed in touch through their sisters.

Germany Rack Kildorf Bad Homburg Jacob Heinrich George Joseph Valentine Peter Gerhard Wilhelm Jean Ferdinand

Seaweed as a Superior Insulator Surprises Scientists

Scientists find seaweed packs tightly to form an effective insulating mat. A half inch layer reportedly rivals a 12 inch brick wall in keeping out cold, noise, and even fire. Seaweed also weighs only a quarter as much as traditional insulation.

Satisfy Your Childs Book Hunger

Alma H. Jones argues early reading exposure builds mental growth. Parents should maintain story hours, use picture books for toddlers, and read aloud to stimulate understanding, with clear type, uncluttered pages, and engaging plots to sustain interest.

Abraham Lincoln Alma H. Jones Sunshine J

Stop on White Ordinance Enacted in Memphis

Memphis adopts a new traffic rule requiring motorists to stop at intersections for a white cane. The law states only blind persons may carry the canes and drivers must stop until the cane and its owner cross the street.

Memphis Tenn

Speed claim for Nash of Wehte ning

A claim says the speed of a big Nash of Wehte ning could reach 20,000 miles per second. The readable text presents a speculative or erroneous technical note without clear context or verification.

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