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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1922

Page

2

Glider Designer Foresees Long Flights From Upward Air

Dr. George K. Madelung, Hanover glider designer now with a U S airplane company, cites upward air currents as key to sustained flight. He notes hawks rise on thermals and argue night air is downward, hindering nocturnal gliding and night flight. His work influences a new seaplane type for the U S Navy.

Giidera Cleveland George K. Madelung Hanover Rhone Valley Doctor Madelung Germany Madelung United States Navy Pershing Samuel Woodfill Silver Grove

Literacy High in Virgin Isles Attendance Near 100 Percent

The Virgin Islands public schools report near perfect attendance with a just-opened year expected to match last year’s 99 percent. Compulsory education runs to age 15 and fines for absence or tardiness fund school operations. School nurses verify illness excuses and early back-to-class returns reduce truancy.

Charlotte Amelie St. Thomas V. L Virgin Islands United States Washington Denmark Nase Insular Virgin Islanders

Dancing bear on Sproat Lake island attracts visitors

A solitary black bear on a tiny island in Sproat Lake near Victoria British Columbia stands and dances on its hind legs when humans appear. Canoeists fed it sugar and honey, snapped photos, and left with the impression the bear was once tamed as a cub before being abandoned.

Victoria B. C Sproat Lake Vancouver Island Canoe Pfirty

Wisdom of the plain people quote from Birmingham candidate

A newly elected candidate asserts faith in the common voter while backing plain speaking governance, reflecting the Age-Herald’s framing of political sentiment after an election.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Copperhead Nest Disrupts Indiana Sawmill Operation

A log cut at the McDonald sawmill near Shoals Indiana uncovered a nest of copperhead snakes. The saw nearly halted work as slabs were removed. The carriage and mill became a writhing mass of snakes before lumbermen repelled the threat and killed all the reptiles.

McDonald Shoals Ind

Tabby Cat Destroys Alligator Threat to Kittens

A mother tabby called Snookums defended five newborn kittens from a five-foot alligator on W. F. Madden’s porch. She leaped onto the beast, slashing its hide while Mrs. Madden heard the commotion and helped imprison the wounded gator in the cellar.

Cincinnati W. F. Madden Snookums Mrs. Madden

Marquesas Islands to Seek Rehabilitation and Trade Growth

A French administration plan for the Marquesas aims to rehabilitate inhabitants and raise moral and material welfare. Dr. and Mrs. Handy report that the goal includes schools and direct San Francisco Marquesas steamship links to cut middlemen, open fertile valleys, and possibly establish fueling stations for ships between Australia and Panama.

Honolulu T. H Marquesas Islands Tto Museeum E. C. Handy G. de Poyen Belleisle San Francisco Marquesas South Seas Tahiti Marquesans Handy Australia Panama

Columbus man fined for illegal liquor possession in gutter salvage

Daniel Morgan of Columbus, Ohio, drank from five gallons of liquor poured into the gutter by state revenue officer J C Thompson. Morgan then filled a bucket and loaded it into his car before Thompson arrested him and Morgan was fined $110 for illegally possessing liquor.

Daniel Morgan Columbus Lquor J. C. Thompson State Revenue Officer Morgan Thompson Uor

Nebraska News Snapshots From The State

A scatter of notes from Nebraska towns reports events in agriculture crime and community life. A Salem of items notes a women’s club formation in Omaha a fifty year Albion church anniversary and a state federation convention in North Platte. Also cited are crop yields fires burglaries accidents deaths and civic developments across several cities including Lincoln Fremont Grand Island and York with details on people and local institutions.

Omaha Henmingford Congregational Church al ‘Bion American Legion of Columbus Bloomfield High School Superior Country Club Surprise State Federation of Women’s Clubs North Platte German Reformed Church Sutton Foster Harry Butler York John Solt Callaway Awnee County N. J. Anderson T@dge county Nebraska Wahoo Agricultural College Peoria Richard Rood Herbert F. Rood Lincoln Grand Island South Omaha Henry Wise Clay Center Nebraska City Otoe County Minatare George Schley Don Pettigrew Methodist Church James G. Southewick Whittier Cal California Henry Davis North Loup Seward County Dodge County Fremont Hassan Masson John Livingston Pioneer St. Elizabeth's Hospital Supreme Court Nebraska Supreme Court Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Nebraska, Town and Kansas Lutheran Synods Kenneth Downing Arnold Grand Lodge of The Independent Order of Odd Fellows of Nebraska Department of Agriculture Oscar Fauver Wymore Stotck Beis. Grimes South Omaha Live Stock Exchange Norfolk Elkhorn Northfork George W. Burlingame Central City G. A R. Department of Nevada Des Moines Burlingame Ctargaret Stoner Charles Liston Dickens Liston Red Willow County Fair McCook Walter Campbell Raeger Cross H. J. Pratt Dr. C. Garlick Ilighteen Charles Clark William Jimerson A. Kiain C. E. Harris C. M. Pare Fred Thomas War Finance Corporation Wounded Knee Clinton Niobrara Rosebud Pine Ridge Darius M. Amsberry Congress Edith Engquist A. Engquist Pelham Barrows Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture James McNamara

Some Dogs and Some Folks by C. B. Whitford

A Dane with a wounded leg in a doctor's office brags about courage while the veterinarian and a bull terrier named Snap recount a rough alley fight. The narration links canine bravado to human vanity as the doctor patches both animals and their stories.

Bismarck Doc Germany Iron Bismarck

Gather in Wheat Largest Crop in Western Canada History

Reports at season end indicate a wheat yield between 350 and 370 million bushels from 21.471 million acres across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. The figure marks the greatest crop in the West, grown with heavy public and rail support and 40 000 workers drawn from across the country.

Canada Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Western Canada

Degrees of Homage in Medieval Kneeling Practices

The article explains kneeling customs in the Middle Ages, noting that kneeling on both knees was for divine worship while homage to the sovereign was performed on one knee. It contrasts ceremonial postures and situates them in historic ritual usage.

Confidence Must Be Natural, Not Forced Trust

A Webster quote notes confidence cannot be manufactured by coercion. It states people cannot be compelled into trust and emphasizes inner assurance over pressure. The line presents a concise moral about authentic belief in others and in oneself.

Daniel Webster

Judging Others by One's Self Quote

A compact reflection on virtue from Montaigne noting that trusting another's virtue reveals one's own. The aphorism links self-insight to judgement of others and cautions bias in moral assessment.

Montaigne

Well Directed Fashionable Wedding Staged by Director

A chic wedding unfolded smoothly staged by a famous movie director. Guests described the ceremony as stylish and well coordinated, with attention to detail and cinematic flair throughout the event.

Honesty and Questioning in Public Discourse

A brief meditation contrasts blunt honesty with the merit of resisting cross questioning in public life, suggesting caution in how truth is pursued and presented.

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised as friend indeed

Mrs George Harder of Los Angeles recalls using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for twenty years to recover from illness and support family cases. She says eight bottles improved her strength and she has recommended it to many women including her sister.

Los Angeles Calif Lydia E. Pink Lysis E. Pinkham Guthrie Oklahoma Lydia F. Pinkham George Harder Byram St California Lydia E. Pinkham

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