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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1940
Page
3
A home cooking piece offers step by step parfait and ice cream recipes including an Ice Cream Freezer standard mix and chocolate mint parfait with whipped cream and candy. It promotes Easy Entertaining and features Eleanor Howe with a note on a 10 cent booklet from Western Newspaper Union.
The piece blends odd notes about China’s food markets and vast chicken coops with a sermon on Psalm 119 and grace. It cites examples of distress from seasickness to homesickness, then notes German court witnesses all rise as they are sworn in, as reported by Collier’s.
A note lists lesson selections and scripture references for August 11 as published by the International Council of Religious Education under permission for use. It outlines the subjects and accompanying verses for study and teaching materials.
Lesson text centers on Psalm 19 and the golden text Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in thy sight. The excerpt emphasizes divine revelation in nature and scripture guiding speech and thought for believers.
A sewing pattern feature promotes No. 8680 for sizes 12 to 20 with a chic frock described as youthful and fresh. It highlights a full skirt front buttons and sash bow, with frills to accentuate a long limber silhouette and suggests silk or crepe fabrics with a large hat and patent shoes.
A guest and a listener exchange light banter at a reception. The woman deflects a compliment by saying she has been concealing her ignorance. The distinguished guest responds, assuring her she is not ignorant and praising her.
A dialog captures a parent asking about a daughter singing a popular tune. The reply stalls the idea and asserts it is not in their home.
A lighthearted line suggests humor remains intact despite a crack. The wry statement plays on word meaning, implying resilience of a joke under pressure or damage.
A terse exchange questions authority within the home as a wife asserts awareness of hierarchy. The dialogue implies marital power dynamics with the wife inclined to deflect further challenge. The scene centers on a private domestic dispute and its implied social commentary.
A lighthearted exchange reveals a family adjusting to a newborn. The mother notes how the baby’s arrival makes the home glow with activity, prompting the father to admit they keep the lights on through the night.
A tense dialogue centers on a confession about past affections. George admits not being the first love, while the other person notes growth in discernment. The exchange hints at evolving expectations and emotional honesty between two young people.
The U S Coast and Geodetic Survey lists the ocean’s average depth at 12 450 feet below sea level. The deepest noted point is near Mindanao Philippines with a sounding of 35 400 feet. The Atlantic maximum depth of 30 096 feet was found north of Puerto Rico on February 14 1939 by the U S cruiser Milwaukee during maneuvers.
A playful dialogue unfolds with a flirtatious question about learning to love. One character proposes an acquired taste, prompting a humorous counterpoint about the idea of growing to love someone.
A moral note asserts that unless a person becomes as humble as a child, they cannot enter the kingdom of heaven and likewise cannot enter the kingdoms of music art knowledge or scientific agriculture. The piece links childlike teachability with mastery across diverse fields.
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