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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1927
Page
8
John Quincy Adams skipped Harvard ceremonies in 1833 when Andrew Jackson received an honorary Doctor of Laws, criticizing him as unlettered. Dr Archibald Henderson counters with Jacksons reputed schooling from Waxhaw academy to New Acquisition region and lessons from Rev Francis Cummins.
A famed guest visits the Jones household on Long Island to a swell of excitement. Five year old Willie, kept quiet at the table, breaks the decorum with a childhood question about a pickle as the lord dines, drawing amused reactions from his parents.
A Kansas City Times reflection credits Dona Felipa Columbus wife and Dona Isabella mother-in-law with nurturing Columbus during his explorations. It recalls how Felipa listened to him and how Isabella kept an old box of maps and logs that may have sparked his belief in a land beyond the horizon.
The Abrus precatorius plant, native to Cuba, is described as flowerless with a long stalk and many twigs bearing delicate leaves. Its leaves often color or close and twigs bend into curious positions. It is claimed to be highly sensitive to electric and magnetic influences and to predict major natural convulsions by interpreting its movements under electrical currents.
A British florist colors flowers by dropping silver coins into the water where the blooms stand. Silver hydroxide forms, altering the flowers’ natural color to new tints. After achieving the desired shade, the coins are removed and lime is added to fix the tint.
Nurich proposes a mixed medium portrait for his wife. D'Auber agrees to oil for the head and neck while using watercolor for the dress to allow easy updates as styles shift.
A pair of viewpoints contrasts marital trust with double standards and warns against overbearing behavior toward waiters. Advice urges balance between charm and firmness, urging men to involve partners in decisions and to avoid being easily manipulated.
Smith comments on his son showing professional level piano performance and skills likened to a piano tuner.
The City of Osceola Nebraska invites sealed proposals for Street Improvement District No 3. Bids due September 26 1927 at 7 30 P M. Plans and specifications at city clerk and engineers offices. Bid bond required. city may reject any or all bids.
Hattie E. Howard sues to exclude defendants from the North Half of the Southwest Quarter and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter in Section 29, Township 14 North, Range 4 West, alleging ten years of adverse ownership and occupancy. answer due by September 26, 1927.
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