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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1922

Page

2

Monument to World War Dead by Sciortino Planned in Rome

A feature on Antonio Sciortino’s proposed Monument of Nations in Rome, described as a three-gallery complex with bells and an organ, meant as an international tomb for fallen soldiers. It recounts Sciortino’s career, a rapid mask model of pianist Leo Textonius, and a 1914 Russia contest won by his work.

Rome Antonio Sciortini Sciortiny Mlles Westminster Abbey Antonio Sciortino British Academy Paris Leo Textonius Sciortino Amer Ican Rodin Duma ‘Committee Kieff Russiia Russia Moscow Bolshevists Walter 8. Allward Toronto Canada Vimy Ridge Mr. Allward

Columbus Bones to Rest in Santo Domingo

A Pan American movement plans a memorial and final resting place for Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo. The project relaunches with War Department notice and calls for open coffin for visitors to view the relics, with beacon light plans for navigators.

Santo Domigo Washington Christopher Columbus War Department William II William Columbus Santo Domingo Spain

Memorial plan grows from Pan American idea for Columbus tomb

The article recalls historic visits by Stimson Knox and Dominican officials to Santo Domingo in 1911 and 1912 and notes a proposed Pan American memorial for Columbus. It describes a grand tomb inspired by Les Invalides and Grant's Tomb with a 300 foot beacon tower, meant to serve as a navigational aid, and mentions a sea urchin with five jaws and one tooth.

William Island Republic Stimson Knox Caribbean North South America Canada Columbus America Santo Domingo Pan-America Junta Nacional Les Invalides Paris Grant New York

Biso to be deported from Wichita National Forest

Washington report that Biso the famous buffalo bull is ordered deported by Secretary Wallace. The Wichita National Forest herd has grown from 15 in 1907 to over 150, kept under natural conditions. Montevideo requests a specimen for its zoo, but Biso faces exile away from his wives and herd.

Washington Biso Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Forest Service Wichita National Forest and Game Refuge Oklahoma Montevideo Uruguay Wichita Great Plains Mexico Canada Wichita National Forest Polk County South Omaha State University Chautauqua Park Beatrice Ray Wise Falls City Elkhorn Byron O. Pickard United States Bureau of Mines Argonaut Omaha Central High School J. M. Tingaard Hall Hardware Company Lincoln

Spain Dismisses Postal Force After Nationwide Strike

The Spanish government issued a decree dismissing the entire postal service staff after a strike that halted mail across the country. The decree outlines reorganization steps as the strike, led by letter carriers, disrupted business while other branches did a passive white strike.

Spanish Postal Service Spain

Scotland’s Many Islands Count Reaches About Eight Hundred

A historic survey notes Scotland hosts roughly 800 islands in total. The count reflects the archipelago’s vast geographic spread and variety from mainland-adjacent isles to distant clusters across the North Sea.

Scotland

Modest frame bungalow design with practical features

Readers learn how to plan a cost effective frame bungalow with a large living room spanning 23 by 13 feet 6 inches and ample porch space. Advice covers bids, working plans, and avoiding overstatement while praising simplicity and solid materials.

Daily Sermonette Reflection Cited by Boston Transcript

A brief quotation notes that a man who feels life is not worthwhile typically has neglected worthwhile things in life. The Boston Transcript framing emphasizes that fulfillment comes from engaging with meaningful pursuits.

Sworth Boston Transcript

Nothing New About That Phrase on Luck

A terse op ed lines note with reflective musing on luck and perspective, suggesting that appreciation follows possession and that many things share this trait.

High rank as orators in Depew reminiscences

Chauncey M. Depew ranks Wendell Phillips Henry Ward Beecher and Robert G. Ingersoll among the era’s great speakers. He recalls Shermans New York dinner and Grady Georgia addressing Confederate veterans, each speech stirring audiences to high enthusiasm.

Chauncey M. Depew Wendell Phillips Henry Ward Beecher Phillips Beecher Robert G. Ingersoll Mr. Depew New York City General Sherman Washington Henry W. Grady Georgia

Dinner Etiquette Quip Sparks Childs Remark

A Chicago Tribune anecdote notes how a family visiting neighbors judged dinner by appearance over technique. Alfred, the narrator’s son, giggles when the meat course arrives and quips that dad promised chicken half done.

Alfred Chicago Tribune

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