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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1930
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture offers a recipe for large pork chops stuffed with a savory bread crumb filling spun with celery onion and parsley. Each chop is baked slowly in a covered dish with apples, using skewers to seal and finish with a parsley garnish.
David and Equator recognize each other and chat beside Lake Victoria in Africa. Equator, fat and round, explains his equal division of the earth into northern and southern hemispheres. He recalls old Uganda tales and agrees to sing for David, smiling warmly as he prepares.
A USDA bureau report shows 700 farm women average over sixty three hours weekly, with 52 hours on home making and 11 hours on outside tasks. The sample spans the Middle West New York state and three western states, describing high effort by likely productive homemakers.
The article stresses rigid foot cleanliness as essential and notes perspiration and dust cause odors, skin abrasions, and blisters. A cool or tepid foot bath after a long walk refreshes the feet, relieves burning, and helps harden the skin for comfort and renewed walking.
The bureau of home economics of the U S Department of Agriculture explains heat control is key to cooking pork well done in the center while keeping the exterior tender. Do not add water or cover roasts. chops may be covered to prevent drying. serve pork well done.
Hot milk makes mashed potatoes smoother. A worried or tired child may not digest meals well. A filing case in the boy's room encourages early business habits. Cow liver oil stains dissolve in carbon tetrachloride or grease solvent when fresh. if brown after laundering, bleach with avelle water. Boiled milk sticks. remove from heat, cover, let steam escape, cool, then soak pan in cold water.
A simple skillet recipe guides frying onions in bacon grease then mixing in boiled rice green peppers grated cheese butter tomatoes Worcestershire sauce salt pepper and paprika. Cook on low heat for about thirty minutes to blend flavors thoroughly.
A 1696 deed issued to King William II of England was recovered from a rubbish pile at Newark City Hall. The document, long believed lost, was unearthed by a maintenance worker during building cleanup. authorities plan preservation and examination by historians and archivists.
A collection of kitchen instructions for preparing salmon with butter and lemon sauce, pike la Tartare, spinach with eggs, consomme royal, and glazed peach fritters. The piece also discusses child nutrition emphasizing bulk foods like spinach, chard, broccoli, and greens for iron and minerals.
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union recipe overview suggests serving greens with eggs and cheese, wrapping greens and meat in cabbage leaves, and using sauces. It advises including spinach in child meals, mold spinach with salmon, and making vegetable salad with potatoes beets carrots and anchovies, dressed with oil and vinegar.
The United States Department of Agriculture bureau of home economics urges bright colored play suits and outer garments for children to increase visibility. It notes that vivid reds oranges blues and greens stand out against traffic and reduce accident risk when children must cross streets or play near roads.
The article explains a method to kill ants by mixing tartar emeth (arsenate) with sugar in equal parts to form a syrup. Place in shallow dishes along ant runways. ants ingest it, carry it to nests, and feed it to larvae, killing both old and young. Replenish if the water evaporates.
The modern homemaker saves money by doing housework but not all tasks yield equal returns. She should track time and costs, including travel and equipment, to compare self done work with purchases. The U S Department of Agriculture urges starting with preferred tasks and measuring time and money spent.
Break one half pound of noodles into pieces and cook ten minutes in salted boiling water. Drain and keep warm. Melt butter, add bread crumbs and minced onion. Stir until crumbs crisp and brown, then mix with noodles. Serve with gravy or meat instead of potato.
Mrs. George E. Pillow of Franklin Virginia recounts a life change after using Nujol a crystal clear bottle found by a friend in a purse. She describes relief from laziness and poor complexion and says it renewed her energy and happiness. The ad touts Nujol as internal lubrication and urges readers to buy sealed packages.
Mrs Elsie Clarkson a settlement worker criticizes short skirts saying they are unsafe for working girls and foolish for fashion conscious crowds. She cites a joke about twins with matching legs as a cautionary aside from a Los Angeles Times story.
The notice cautions against selecting laxatives impulsively and advises doctor guidance. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, effective laxative used widely across ages and available in bottles at drugstores.
The Fiji group in the South Pacific comprises about 250 islands and forms a British crown colony.
The article promotes crocheted or knitted cotton berets to express personality and coordinate with spring and summer wardrobes. It notes white will be popular, suggests beret, belt, and bag sets, and explains two beret styles with head measurements and yarn requirements.
A short dialogue notes a girl’s wistful remark that she is growing beautiful, with a young man correcting her to say beautifully. The exchange hints at developing self image and social awkwardness in a small scene. The piece reads like a quiet domestic moment from a period newspaper.
The article states the American end of the proposed transatlantic cable will land in Newfoundland, connecting to the Bell system in the United States, while the European end will land in Ireland, revealing the envisioned terminal points for the project.
A vagabond sleeping in a barn loft discovers a needle in haystack prompting chatter among fellow travelers. The moment sparks curiosity and a quick exchange about luck and lucks from the barnyard community.
A quirky dialog riffs on marriage and philosophy with playful lines about a daughter’s marriage and a lobster pot worth about 500. The exchange ends with a Hobbes quotation about leisure and philosophy.
An ad-promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid urging readers to take a half teaspoonful daily in hot water. It promises fat loss within three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and a healthier, younger feeling body. The bottle costs 85 cents and comes with a money back guarantee if not convinced.
A collage of quotes frames opinions on airship passenger service and mortality. It contrasts a skeptical doubter with a pragmatic tramp and includes a widow recalling her late husband, chief of the fire department, and a Whitman aphorism about enduring personal qualities.
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