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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1938
Page
7
In a reflective talk, Dale explains how his father's devotion shaped his memory of his mother. He admits imperfect morality yet pride in his upbringing. On a quiet drive home to the parsonage, Lee and Dale part with thanks as the night ends.
Jonathan Farwell frets over an unexpected dinner invitation as his son Dale wrestles with duty and romance. The Marblestones arrive for Lee Bradys birthday party, while Pink Mulgrew navigates social pretensions and Dale’s conflicted loyalties.
A sewing pattern feature promotes Easy to Sew designs for women and girls. It highlights The Woman's Dress with decorative ricrac and easy darts, plus a Little Girl's Dress with a high waist and puff sleeves. Patterns No. 1559 and No. 1468 specify sizes and fabric needs, and a book SUCCESS IN SEWING is offered for 15 cents.
In Locust Hill the Old White Church greets Dr. Jonathan Farwell amid speculation about his character. Cassius Brady recommends Farwell after his son Dale, a geologist, graduates. Evelyn Marblestone unsettles Dale as townsfolk note Farwell’s womanless housekeeping and a mysterious housekeeper named Pink Mulgrew. Dale visits Cas sius Brady, evades Evelyn’s advances, and confides to Lee Brady about his lost mother Elaine, deeply mourned by his father.
A Columbia University Press survey recounts how a bacteriologist identified insect pests as the real enemies behind a trade dispute between Latin American exporters and the United States. Proper pre shipment treatment of hides resolved accusations and preserved currency payments.
Decorative towels brighten kitchens and tasks with applique flowers. Pattern 1783 offers a transfer of six motifs about 5 by 9 inches plus an applique piece and stitch illustrations. Send 15 cents in stamps to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Ave New York City.
A quote by Madame Swetchine contrasts force with perseverance. It states force favors the privileged, while austere sustained perseverance can be practiced by the least, and its silent power grows irresistible over time.
When Mrs Smithson feels down she buys a new hat. Her friend asks where she shops, prompting a light exchange about hat sources and friendship.
Harvard professor Dr. Paul Zahl reports discovering a massive waterfall in British Guiana along the Karanang river eight miles from Mount Roraima. The falls, described as a ribbon like stream, plunge 3 000 feet in total with a 1 400 foot ledge and split into two forks before entering a valley.
A mother confronts her daughter about a kiss with Allen. The daughter explains sympathy for his claimed bereavement. The mother retorts that the young man will have no relatives left soon, while a child comments on a rainbow as a film star notices it.
Two fishermen joke they will let two more big ones slip away before quitting as night falls and they have yet to land a fish. The brief exchange captures a humorous moment in a quiet coastal setting.
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