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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1926
Page
2
A Burling ton Iowa resident Mrs M Jepsen reports flu left her sickly and weak she gained 49 pounds after Tanlac restored strength and vitality She praises the tonic as natural Harmless to man or child and says it cleans the blood stirs the liver and improves digestion Tanlac Vegetable Pills are also advertised for constipation
A three year old minister's daughter named Elnora helps a distressed new pupil by bringing her doll to Sunday school and sitting beside her. Two weeks later another new pupil cries, but Elnora reassures her by returning with the doll. The helper then lures the girl into a corner where her troubles fade.
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions for tinting delicate shades or dyeing permanent colors in lingerie silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters draperies hangings and more. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist material type wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods for best results.
Mary Holden, a ninety year old aspiring extra from Rutland VI, frequents casting offices for odd bits in motion pictures. She says she never planned acting until eighty and now aims to appear in 100 pictures, insisting she will never be too old for parts.
A 1926 proclamation sets Arbor Day Week for April 18 24 and outlines varied state observances. The piece details how legality of holidays differs by state, how Arbor Day dates vary, and explains American Forest Week broadened to stress forest protection, reforestation, and national welfare. It notes leaders like Frank Lowden and Mrs John Dickinson Sherman and organizations including the U S Forest Service, Izaak Walton League, and American Forestry Association.
A Christian Science Monitor correspondent notes Monte del Vaschi di Siena, one of Italy’s oldest banks, celebrated its third centenary. The bank formed from three old lenders and grew after Siena's magistrate began accepting deposits and investing them. Political shifts over 300 years did not deter its stability or growth, especially after Siena joined Italy.
A storyteller recounts Adam and Cain leaving labor for a humble dwelling and stumbling on a garden. Cain eyes the beauty and wishes to live there while Adam recalls losing it after their parents ate from the forbidden tree.
A 1926 Western News or Union item presents a Stevenson quote on happiness, noting true happiness comes from beginnings and desires rather than endings, inviting readers to ponder what one seeks over what one possesses.
A home kitchen guide lists meat loaf with pork and steak, egg, tomato, and crumbs, plus sauces. other dishes include crushed wheat with raisins, eggs sur le plat, liver with onion sauce, baked sardines, steak and rice, and spinach greens. A fruit guide rates citric acids, laxatives, and nutritional values for common fruits and advises seasonal fruit use and juice for children.
Mahogany remains the chief export and economic lifeblood of British Honduras, with over two centuries of reliance on the timber trade. The wood's value sustains the country as its primary economic activity and export product.
A Washington Star quote attributes a simple focus to a lucky man, saying one attentive moment can take his mind completely off the clock. The remark reflects a folksy view of concentration and distraction.
The Brazilian consul in Sao Paulo plans to encourage picture brides to ease loneliness among Japanese bachelors there. Miyako reports 3000 brides registered for Brazil, 3000 for Argentina, 2000 for Mexico, and similar numbers for other Atlantic destinations.
An advertisement urges buyers to verify Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It claims Bayer aspirin has been proven safe by millions and prescribed for 25 years, warning that imitations may be dangerous. The call to say Bayer when purchasing emphasizes brand authenticity.
A probate entry records a husband bequeathing his house with first and second mortgages to his wife. He mentions his piano, still owed $220 to complete payments, plus his automobile and the privilege of continuing easy payments. He also notes a life insurance policy of $1000 naming Joan.
A cow on Charles P. Steele's farm at White Sulphur Springs, New York, drowned after its head became caught under a partially ice covered water tank while drinking. The body was not submerged.
A brief recipe describes mixing dry ingredients with fat and grated cheese then adding milk gradually. The dough should be rolled to about one half inch, cut, and baked on a sheet in a hot oven for 12 to 15 minutes.
Commander Donald B. MacMillan used electrical refrigeration to keep a steady food temperature while spending most of his arctic voyage amid ice.
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