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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
4
The lesson centers on Exodus 20 1 17 and Matthew 22 37 39 outlining Gods moral law as the basis for human conduct The twofold division covers true worship of God and right relations with others including family life physical life and social life with emphasis on rest and reverence for the Lord's day.
Hollywood gossip notes a public interest in Leatrice Joy Gilbert, daughter of Leatrice Joy and the late John Gilbert, as she undergoes a film test. Studio staffers recall the influence of her parents while colleagues discuss child-raising and actor temperament amid hot sets. John Ford reportedly enforces his direction by destroying unapproved takes.
The column highlights EKO's Super Sleuth with Jack Oakie and Ann Sothern, plus Joan Bennett’s cheering. It recalls Sonja Henie’s Norway trip and Tyrone Power’s quarrel, and includes Mrs. Post advice on doubles, college dances, cut glass use, and a gift-subscription dispute from the WNU Service.
Officials at NBC who found Doris Weston and drew Warner Brothers’ attention to her praise her performance in The Singing Marine. They say she is the only girl who looks intelligent while listening to other players sing.
A reader asks about differences in bridesmaids dresses for an evening wedding and church modesty. The response notes that dresses need small sleeves or matching jackets for church wear and that rich materials enhance evening effect. In a separate query, a caller asks whether to seat standing visitors. the answer favors inviting them to sit as a natural courtesy unless they stay briefly.
Extension poultryman H H Alp urges summer feeding to boost next fall egg output. A starting mash plus ground grain ration is recommended for 200 pullets with two range feeders, plus alfalfa pasture and clean water. Cull nonlayers to save feed. unproductive birds waste about 20 cents monthly.
A 5 ft 6 in woman weighing 225 pounds sought weight loss advice. Rather than reducing food, she kept eating the same amount but moved her heaviest meal to noon and lightened evening meals. Over four months she lost 16 pounds, aided by walking in stores and increased daily activity. Exercise raises energy use, and gradual increases in activity follow practice. Medical supervision remains essential.
Farmers study soil saving methods urged by the Soil Conservation Service. Demonstration areas show three main approaches. Planting grass or shrubs on gully sides slows runoff. terraces and diversion ditches reduce excess flow. where runoff is large, earth or masonry dams may be needed to halt headward erosion and create livestock or irrigation reservoirs.
The article notes that large eggs produced by farmers hatch less effectively than small eggs. It cites data on wheat production in Britain, university horse breeding programs, and the economic scale of poultry raising described as a billion dollar business. It also covers culling non-layers by September 1, farm horse costs around 100 dollars yearly, a summer shelter for yearling layers, a rose comb White Leghorn variant, and egg imports in various forms.
The ad promotes dotted Swiss dresses and pattern 1349 for sizes 12 to 20 with options for short or long sleeves. It highlights simple step by step sewing instructions and suggests coordinating fabrics gingham silk crepe broadcloth or percale. Includes yardage details for patterns 1341 1828 and 1349 plus trim needs and the Chicago address for ordering.
Willie asks his father for a penny to help a man outside. The father asks why and Willie explains the man cries for ice cream, so Willie uses the penny to comfort him.
A humor sketch features a husband claiming only one win over his wife. He recalls the argument, then recalls they were laying carpets when her mouth was full of tacks, delivering a punchline on domestic debate.
Children join a nature lesson as a teacher displays a bowl of goldfish. Teddy responds with a quip that a goldfish is “a sardine that has got rich,” drawing a laugh and lightening the mood.
An angler explains to a friend that the fish was too small to bother with so two men were asked to throw it back into the water.
In court the thief admits lifting a gentleman’s watch to know the time. The judge replies about twelve months, implying a year’s sentence or a related remark. The exchange frames the case as a light yet pointed exchange over theft and time.
The dialogue hints at a boxer who may be champion after a KO loss. Two past defeats since the knockout raise questions about current status and legitimacy of the claim.
Cream cheese softened with milk. Add confectioners sugar 1 cup at a time blending after each addition. Stir in melted unsweetened chocolate and a pinch of salt until smooth. Yields enough frosting for an 8 by 8 by 2 inch cake. Refrigerate tightly covered for several days before use.
A Ruskin quote extols reverence as the chief joy and power in life. It urges reverence for the pure in youth, truth in others, and all that is gracious among the living and mighty in the dead, and the powers that cannot die.
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