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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
7
A sermon summary focusing on Jesus as the God of the living, the resurrection of Christ, and the way to the Father. It emphasizes the empty tomb, angelic testimony, Peter's investigation, and Jesus as the path, truth, and life guiding believers to eternal home.
Amy Meadow Mouse faces a mishap after crossing the Smiling Pool. He records his error to avoid repeating it and uses clever wit to escape trouble with Reddy Fox, the Big Pickerel, and Snapper the Snapper nearby on Green Meadows.
Danny Meadow Mouse fears enemies from all sides as Billy Mink Redtail the Hawk and a fat Meadow Mouse loom near the Smiling Pool. He contemplates escape while pondering hunger and a perilous stake for his safety and life.
The text explains building a house from factory made concrete panels that are pre-fabricated and joined to light reinforced concrete columns after a wooden or steel stud frame is set on a foundation. Panels are attached solidly, allowing interior finishing to proceed in any weather with walls completed in a day.
A lyric expresses how love makes life meaningful and hopeful. The speaker finds paradise in a loved one’s touch and presence, promising enduring affection through good times and bad. The verse highlights companionship as a source of strength and joy across years.
A veteran tale weighs devotion and the coming reunion of a man jailed for twenty three years with the sweetheart who waited. The narrative follows harsh changes time may bring and whether inner values endure beyond years and aging.
A reader asks why women back off streetcars. The reply says hash is an accumulation, not a dish, and offers no stock market guidance. The column closes with a quip that novices on Wall Street will become a monkey rather than a bull or bear.
A Western Newspaper Union article offers tips on seasoning foods. Tiny amounts of nutmeg, mace, ginger, mustard, cinnamon, lemon rind, orange peel and sugar can enhance lima beans, oats, oysters, beans, vegetables, soups, roasts, custards and desserts. Salt is repeatedly emphasized to heighten sweetness and reduce sugar.
A non immigrant is any non citizen seeking temporary entry to the United States for business or pleasure. The stay is typically six months and may be extended for good cause. Non immigrants are not counted toward the immigration quota.
A reader and Jean Newton ponder lasting romance after a prisoner’s return to Italy to wed his childhood sweetheart who waited twenty three years. The column recalls a miner’s near tragedy when a mistaken act delayed his plans to marry, sparking reflections on enduring affection.
A one piece dress designed for sports wear features a pressed front, short sleeves, and kerchief collar. It is crocheted in a fancy stitch using yellow and brown mercerized floss for a bright athletic look.
Pattern 2174 features a pleated sleeve and contrasting pockets for a fresh look. Back buttons at the side add smart detail. Suitable for casual or dressy wear in creams beige pastels or patterns. Available in sizes 12 to 40. 3 1/2 yards fabric for size 16. includes illustrated sewing steps. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
The old legend ties the spring flower anemone to Venus and Adonis. Adonis is mortally wounded by a boar, his blood mixing with Venus tears to birth the flower.
Mr Dustin Stax likens regulating the stock exchange to winding a family clock, noting continuous upkeep is required and judgment must be used to gauge real facts. He stresses ongoing regulation and interpretation rather than one fixed rule.
A terse exchange shows a father warning Daisy to avoid bringing home a young man at midnight. The daughter counters with a sharp retort about alternatives.
A humorous exchange from Parts Magazine questions men and women about marriage. The man notes many women resist matrimony while the woman asks how he can know, revealing attitudes on the topic.
A comic exchange features two hobos arguing over luxuries and personal life. One wishes for a big limousine while the other questions consequences of divorce from a partner and their dog.
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