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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
7
A lesson on Josiah the godly king who ordered the nation to follow the Book of the Law found during temple repairs. The reading. covenant. removal of idols. Passover restoration. and expulsion of occult workers marked a sweeping reformation guided by repentance and obedience.
The article guides children to operate a freezer for ice cream with rewards and explains two main types French and Philadelphia. It details ingredients, methods, and flavor ideas including vanilla chocolate and caramel, plus freezing tips and ratios.
The guidance states that iron work to be painted must be cleaned of scale dirt and grease. New galvanised iron should weather about six months before painting to let the paint film anchor firmly. if not possible a special primer should be used.
Lydia Le Baron Walker explains a risk free method of fresh air pressing to restore rumpled dresses. Hang on a garment hanger, clip tapes, and use outdoor air or near an open window. Twilight and cloudy days help damp air ease creases while preserving fabric. Clean results from portable itinerant wear.
A meditation on city life and the illusion of quick sightseeing. The author argues visitors miss the citys true essence the music libraries hospitals churches universities and homes while focusing on tall buildings museums and sights. The piece notes varied reactions from awe to homesickness and hints at urban migration trends.
Louise Bourbon unveils a large beige velour hat trimmed with ostrich, shading from white to dark brown. A low telescope crown pairs with a wide rolling brim and a pale green belting ribbon bow.
Practical household hints cover bulb storage after fall leaves, pie crust sealing to prevent juice leakage, chair refreshment with glazed chintzes, and clarifying bacon fat using a raw potato and baking soda followed by cheesecloth straining.
Amos Pinchot argues capitalism endures beyond any single generation as a form of financial feudalism tied to government funds. The piece notes Senator Borah predicting five billion plus in extra appropriations and hog prices topping 10.10, while Rear Admiral Stirling urges long range submarines to guard Pacific interests with Japan’s expanding submarine fleet.
Newell P. Sherman a choir singer and Boy Scoutmaster admits to sinking a canoeing companion after falling in love with a 16 year old girl. He describes pushing her away from the boat until she drowned. He stands about six feet four inches and faces possible execution by electric chair.
A moral appeal rejects leniency for a man with a violent past and two children. The speaker warns against offering another chance after a life of crime and mentions drowning the mother of his kids as a grave outcome.
Rome reports Fascist excitement as Japan claims leadership of Asiatic and African peoples against white civilization. Fascist papers call Japan enemy of Europe and America dreaming of world conquest. The passage contrasts this with calls for controlled experiments on a finite number of American guinea pigs rather than all 130 million at once.
Readers respond to executors offering to care for “Pet” in return for an income of $25,000 left by Miss Margaret McDermott of Chicago. The notice notes fortune hunters and scheming suitors targeting heirs, citing a Ryan case as context for such schemes.
Cheerful simple frock for house wear designed for easy summer sewing. Choose sheer swiss or dimity for a dainty look or sturdier fabric for hard labor, with printed cotton and ric rac as a bright substitute. Pattern 2241 sizes 14 through 42, 3 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 16, illustrated instructions included. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York.
Senator Sorghum calls communism an old idea that claims equal property would let each person grab more than his share. The Washington Star quotes his line about redistribution provoking greed.
The caption notes a beetle confronted by the Rhine bug theme asks where the castle appears. The quirky cartoon suggests misdirection between rind and castle elements. No further context provided.
Edith asks about suffering from tonsillitis and Ethel replies she could not speak for two days due to the illness.
A Pathfinder Magazine quote notes fortune favors the brave but cautions that bold investors may risk wildcat stock buys. The remark frames a warning about speculative markets and investment bravado.
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