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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1935

Page

6

Saviour Themes Highlighted In Lesson On John 3 16

The text outlines a lesson plan titled Why Jesus Came and What It Means to Be Saved, citing passages from John Luke and Romans. It discusses the predicted Saviour, his birth, his role as seeker of the lost, his death for the lost, his keeping of believers, and blessings like justification freedom from sin and victory through the Holy Spirit.

Philippian Jesus Christ Calvary Jesus Christ Bethlehem Temple Simeon God Moses

Hen Danny Meadow Mouse Faces Danger at Smiling Pool

Danny Meadow Mouse crosses the Smiling Pool and fears capture by Reddy Fox and the Big Pickerel. He hides in a hole as Snapper the snapping turtle looms, recalling Old Mother Nature’s quick recovery from fright.

Danny Smiling Pool Danny Meadow Mouse Green Forest Green Meadow Reddy Fox Reddy Jerry Muskrat Grandfather Frog Pickerel Snapper T. W. Burgess WNN

What’s the use of being king says a mouthful

A grandchild questions power and freedom in a reflective piece on responsibility and happiness. The dialogue contrasts royal privilege with the constant effort required to hold success, noting the modern reality that those on top face ongoing scrutiny and pressure.

Orotedt Peter

Marriage Poem by Anne Campbell Bove

A poetic vignette expresses enduring love above daily toil and hardship. The piece likens love to a bright star and a shining saber cleaving clouds, claiming love remains constant and warm. published as a brief Love Poem.

Question Box by Ed Wynn and Readers’ Questions

Reader letters and answers from a humor feature recount comic misunderstandings and quips. Topics include a fur nace remark about a husband, animal eating tales, slumming dining, knife use at meals, aRobot confusion about Robinson Crusoe, fish brain claims, a policeman shooting a dog, and witty responses from Ed Wynn’s column syndicated by the Associated Newspapers WNU Service.

Shrimp and Chicken Salad Ideas From A Vintage Note

A vintage recipe fragment describes salad ideas using cooked shrimp with celery olives and dressing, seasoned with salt and cayenne, then finished with mayonnaise on lettuce. It notes accommodating canned shrimp and suggests chilling to season before serving. It also mentions preparing chicken salad from light meat cut into cubes for each quart of ingredients.

Lend Your Ear Phrase Sparks Reflection

A fragmentary note from the Bell Syndicate-WNU Service hints at listening, knowing Nora, and the idea that overtalk can lead to giving up one’s puree.

Bell Syndicate WNU Nora WNU Service

Salad recipes include Waldorf and almond pineapple cabbage variants

The text describes multiple salads with celery apples almonds and pineapple. Waldorf style uses celery apples pecan meats with lemon juice olive oil salt and sugar, served on lettuce with mayonnaise. Another almond pineapple cabbage salad Mix celery almonds and pineapple with mayo and serve on lettuce with olives capers and eggs.

Renaissance of Character for a Distracted World

A call for a daily renaissance of character among readers to recognize debts, act with faith, courage, and a willingness to help rather than hide. The message urges a communal reset toward integrity and service in challenging times.

Dice use among ancient Germans linked to wealth and liberty

A fragment discusses dice popularity among ancient Germans and the risk of losing freedom. The text notes that those who failed to submit could be bound and sold in the market, highlighting harsh consequences of gambling in that era.

A. McClura WNU

Notable Dentists Feared in Poker Draws at Showdown

An aged Philadelphia Bulletin item notes a dentist famed for expert drawing and filling actions in a poker game. The quirky line implies skepticism about professional skill translating to card play. No formal outcome or participants listed.

Philadelphia Bulletin

He Knew His Business Toutist This Niagara

A fragment notes a hotel keeper praising an artist while a toutist comments on cataract and musically themed terms, with references to Charleroi and Sanoculisti-Mous tique in a dialogic chatter.

Toutist Niagara Sanoculisti—Moustique Charleroi

Commercial Candor Inquiries At The Grocer Stall

A fragmentary dialogue shows a grocer and customer debating the limburger sale as a clerk asks about pricing and service. The clipped text hints at a storefront exchange captured in a newspaper snippet.

Gell

Car Troubles Spark Family Grumble

A fragmentary overheard exchange shows a family debating a stubborn car that won’t start. Kenneth mentions their father has been working on it again, with informal complaints and confusion implied in the dialogue.

Lulu Kenneth

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