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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
2
Kerry Young stages a tense escape after being shot at from ambush while paddling near Townline Lake. He survives, hides the danger, and discovers suspicious floor tampering at his cabin suggesting a planned setup as he plans to head to town.
The flying squid, a ten-armed marine creature about a foot long, is the only animal whose travel is a series of surface leaps. These leaps are so long and high that the squids frequently land on ship decks, notes David M. Whipp from Glendale, California in Collier's Weekly.
A sly tale follows Cyril Frappey a man who hides emotions behind aristocratic manners. He pursues detachment and disdain, courts Estelle Gimpey with feigned civility, and is finally rejected when she drops him from a fourth story window. The moral: after a volcanic outburst, calm returns.
Eggplant is described as native to India where it has been cultivated since ancient times for its large white or dark purple fruit.
A newspaper ad notes a free week’s supply of Postum health beverage for any reader who writes to the Postum Company. The offer appears in another section of the paper.
Editorial urges readers to prioritize correct aims over certainty in beliefs. It argues that having the right goals matters more than claiming perfect knowledge. The piece emphasizes disciplined thinking and steady progress toward clear ends.
A new mantle lamp by W C Coleman delivers 300 candlepower with air pressure and self generated gas from kerosene or gasoline. It promises daylight like quality, eye friendly illumination, and low cost, with details and illustrations available by postcard request to Wichita Kansas.
The article discusses new insights from Explanation Psychology that illuminate ideas readers already intuitively understood. It outlines how framing and cognitive processes reveal why intuitive judgments feel correct and how explanation improves decision making.
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