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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1934
Page
7
Peter the rabbit snoops in a thicket near the Fareen Forest and observes Chewink the Ground Robin scratching for breakfast. Reddy Fox lurks nearby as Peter signals danger then flees, while Chewink scolds the fox and vows revenge.
A reader asks about reducing doughnut waste by using less dough. The answer: make the holes larger to use less dough. Other questions cover age and cleanliness, painting a door, and a blind eye theater ticket pricing puzzle with a paradoxical twist.
The Post Office Department notes engraving a new postage stamp costs 300 to 500 dollars depending on stamp size and detail. It adds the expense is offset by collector sales, making each new stamp a source of revenue for the government.
A reflective poem describes a parent grieving a lost infant. Vivid imagery of wings stars and celestial fields conveys sorrow and longing for a pure soul. The speaker wonders about the child's brief presence and the tolling bell at heaven's gate.
A vintage recipe collection details cooling drinks for hot days. It describes a Citrus Cocktail with lemon, orange, grapefruit juices, sugar, salt, strawberries, sparkling water and mint. It also explains tea ice cubes using green and black tea with citrus peels.
A light airy openwork crocheted sweater for hot days features mercerized crochet cotton, high square neck, four brown buttons, very short sleeves, and a snug girlish waist. The garment emphasizes practicality and comfort in a summer wardrobe.
Combine crushed pineapple with lemon juice orange juice and boiling water and sugar to taste. Chill then serve over ice with extra sugar. Mix white grape juice orange juice and sugar until dissolved. Fill glasses with ice add fruit juices and garnish with orange slices. Western Newspaper Union.
Medical science boosts life expectancy with declines in infant diseases while heart disease remains the top killer. Two statisticians show a newborn today may reach about sixty years, with decade gains. older cohorts lag by several years.
Books in 26 languages were sent last year to the Shakespeare Memorial library in Birmingham England by British embassies and legations worldwide.
The St. Paul Dispatch reports doctors want reforms to capital cases involving insanity by limiting evidence of mental condition to what a jury can grasp. Juries struggle with clinical subtleties and jurors see only normal or crazy, so a clearer presentation of mental disease could curb abuse and restore justice.
Prof H J Deuel Jr of the University of Southern California told the American Association for the Advancement of Science that women are less able to burn fat due to the interaction between female sex glands and the pituitary gland. He cited a hormone produced at the brain base that tends to prevent fat burning.
Alexander Hamilton, first secretary of the treasury, born in Nevis, spent youth in St. Croix. His desk and stool remain in a dingy store where he drafted early dreams that shaped the United States.
A terse dialogue mentions an aviator's death with a reference to a severe sinking spell and an Ei change. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, or locations to establish full context.
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