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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1936

Page

7

Princess Juliana to wed for love after long search

The Hague reports engagement of Princess Juliana to Prince Bernard zu Lippe-Biesterfeld of Germany. Queen Wilhelmina eyes a throne-friendly match while Juliana seeks genuine affection, amid royal scrutiny and public celebration.

Hague Netherlands Juliana Bernard Zu Lippe-Beisterfield Germany Europe Benno Kaiser Wilhelm Wilhelmina Hendrik Mecklenburg

Red Lobster Found Off Guilford Shores

In Guilford Connecticut a strangely colored lobster was netted by Joseph Dolan while pulling lobster pots. The crustacean showed a bright red body with scarlet claws and a purple tail band. Locals note they haven’t seen such a hue in years.

Guilford Conn Joseph Dolan

When Is a Man Broke Moral and Spiritual Insight

The piece argues that financial ruin is not the true measure of being broke. A man is broke when his spirit, hope, and heart fail, not merely when money is lost. Sustaining friendship, love, and inner ideals keeps one from ruin and preserves morale.

When Is a Man Broke

A business man boastfully claims he will not go broke if his venture fails, implying he would vanish or die rather than face bankruptcy. The piece asks what “broke” means and whether the speaker was already near ruin when making the remark, noting common usage of the term.

Covers and windows in homemaking guidance

This piece discusses practical and decorative covers for protection and odor control, including kitchen and textile covers. It advises washable, easy to remove fastenings, and addresses window treatments using glass, curtains, and lighting to improve unattractive views. Plants and colored glass enhance window appeal.

Power of will and self trust in personal resilience

A reflection on wealth, willpower, and social duty. The author argues that money loss ends when one retains the will to begin anew, and that diminishing self regard erodes concern for others. True selfhood requires nurturing both innate and learned strengths.

STAR DUST Movie Radio Highlights and Star Notes

Virginia Vale surveys Hildegarde’s radio rise and European links, noting Marlene Dietrich’s return to Hollywood, the sunlit cast of My Man Godfrey, Simone Simon’s rising fame, Ed W. Hill’s new news series, Errol Flynn’s varied interests, Nelson Eddy’s fall broadcasts, and ongoing network plans through January.

Nelson Eddy Hollywood Columbia

Odds and Ends From Hollywood and Broadcasting News

Buster Crabbe taught Harold Lloyd's children to swim and now gives lessons to Shirley Temple. The March of Time is off air briefly after sixty weeks of broadcasts. Eleanor Powell ordered fifteen pairs of slacks, seeking a mink coat to match. Helen Hayes returns to broadcasting wearing a slave bracelet. Bing Crosby will be new president of the Del Mar Turf Club near San Diego upon resuming work. Production on Camille is halted by Irving Thalberg's death, affecting Greta Garbo.

Buster Crabbe Harold Lloyd Shirley Temple Eleanor Powell Hollywood Helen Hayes Bing Crosby del Mar Turf Club San Diego Camille Irving Thalberg Greta Garbo Western Newspaper Union

World as a looking glass mirrors our own face

A compact reflection of Thackeray's idea that the world returns what we show. Frowning brings sour looks, laughing yields companionship, and the world acts as a mirror of our mood and actions.

Thackeray

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