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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
3
Discussion of biblical inspiration and value based on II Timothy and Psalm 19. It defines Scripture as God breathed, urges adherence for salvation and conduct, and outlines the Word's perfection, reliability, righteousness, purity, and life guiding effect. It ends with pleading for cleansing and right thoughts and words aligned with Scripture.
Danny Meadow Mouse hides at the Smiling Pool as danger closes in. A big Pickerel surfaces then Plunger the Osprey dives from the sky, prompting quick thinking to escape.
In a woodland chase, Plunger dives to strike the water and seize the Big Pickerel. The scene unspools as Grandfather Frog, Snapper the Turtle, Billy Mink, and Reddy Fox react while Danny the Meadow Mouse flees toward Laughing Brook, hoping the drama passes unnoticed.
A church or religious pamphlet quote emphasizes that being more than conquerors means honoring the Captain and God, crediting the cause, and so glorifying God through conduct in the campaign. It reflects a duty era mindset attributed to A.B. Simpson.
A short syndicated column from the Jo You Know series presents light human interest sketches and humorous observations. The piece reflects midcentury feature writing style with brief anecdotes and social commentary.
A poetic tribute to Helen, likening enduring friendship to a shawl that warms, shields, and supports through cold and heat. The speaker celebrates a lifelong bond woven with love, wisdom, and cherished memories, promising that the fabric will endure beyond the years.
A historical cooking note from the Western Newspaper Union outlines a one third Gruyere and two thirds Parmesan cheese mix for Italian dishes. It details Risotto a la Milanaise with rice, butter, onion, and stock, plus cabbage and Herring or Mackerel a Vitalienne preparations with onions mushrooms garlic and a cheese enriched sauce.
The column presents a humorous Q and A with Ed Wynn answering odd questions from readers. Topics include a taxi dermist lion tale mumps at public school, a practical job for a new arrival, steam from a kettle, and Liberty Enlightening the World.
A clubwoman argues against domination in marriage stating that victory by either spouse over the other injures partnership and love. She warns that the "boss" dynamic destroys affection and trust, noting many couples pursue dominance yet both lose, urging couples to rethink such conflicts. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Fashion notice describes a straight loose summer jacket to pair with a short sleeved dress. It highlights a draped front girdle and flared revers, with options for length and fabric contrast. Pattern 9963 available in multiple sizes. order requires 15 cents and the Sew ing Circle Pattern Department address in New York.
Kidskin resembles caracul in look but is lighter stiffer and less supple with inferior leather quality.
A legislator laments excessive statutes and promises to pass a law against useless laws, only to acknowledge it will likely be ineffective. The exchange captures a satire on legislative overreach and the challenge of meaningful reform.
A lawyer questions a female witness about her age saying she is twenty four, then incorrectly concludes she is forty two, reflecting a misstep in courtroom questioning.
In a terse back and forth, a coroner dismisses a challenge about driving ability, mocking the notion as a silly chump remark and defending a stance on competence. The exchange appears in Answers Magazine.
London Dispatch reports a terse exchange asking and answering who Percy Smith is and what nickname or title he bears, hinting at recognition or notoriety.
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