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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
3
A column on how a wife crafts a welcoming home with practical touches. It notes Marietta's kitchen radio and mirrored entry view, plus a husband’s praise of a wife who balances discipline, warmth, and a successful household. The piece argues women and homes are powerful, well-managed careers.
Smithsonian experts challenge common translations of state names citing linguistic roots. Alabama may mean thicket cutters or medicine gatherers, Kentucky level country, Minnesota land of the sky blue water, Oklahoma red people, and Missouri he of the big canoe, with several derivations still uncertain.
Alvie Dague of Tula Oklahoma wins the Mulvihill bronze trophy in outdoor stick model flight with 33 minutes 2 seconds and the Bloomingdale trophy for indoor cabin flight with 15 minutes 41 seconds at the National Championship Model Airplane meet in Detroit attended by over 500 enthusiasts.
A collection of practical notes on kitchen and home care. Add bread crumbs to scrambled eggs for flavor and extra serving. Wax the furniture legs to avoid floor scratches when moving pieces. Oil pans before jam cooking to prevent burning and taste. Clean ermine furs with hot dry Indian meal and heat to lift dirt. Hollyhock seeds germinate best when fresh and sown ripe. Clean iron beds with a damp cloth, then paint with white enamel after drying.
Soil erosion exposes glass within ancient ruins causing its surface to gleam with iridescent tones. The find highlights how environmental processes reveal or transform artifacts over time, offering new insight into past human activities and material use.
A brief essay exhorts citizens to safeguard liberty and the pursuit of happiness as the nation’s inalienable heritage. It cites Burr and Douglas as traitors, honors Lincoln’s sacrifice, and urges a new patriotism rooted in world peace and brotherhood.
In Romeo Michigan at William N. Gray’s home a collection of about twenty turkey feet are all that survive of wild turkeys Gray hunted as a youth seventy years ago.
Fremont Nebraska introduces air cooled dairy barns to combat 100 degree heat. Farmers adopt technology to improve comfort for cattle and maintain productivity during peak summer months.
Berlin reports Germany collects shaving shop hair for the four year plan. Hair will be spun into felt and rugs to ease textile shortages.
The state of Ohio owns about 30,000 acres of inland lakes, highlighting public access and resource management by state authorities.
Hollywood studios push private life themed pictures while divorces churn. George O'Brien stars in Hollywood Cowboy, Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell lead Stand In, Nino Martini sings in Music for Madame, and Grand National debuts Something to Sing About. Margaret Sullavan eyed by Wyler and Fonda as partners. Leland Hayward negotiates.
The article surveys Tinseltown chatter about Frances Farmer and The Toast of New York amid Fisk era intrigue. It notes box office surges for Saratoga starring Jean Harlow, and contrasts her current form with earlier hits Bombshell and Reckless. Ruby Keeler signs with RKO for two films a year, while Joan Fontaine prepares for the lead in the next Astaire project.
Josephine Hutchinson faced low spirits over Warner Brothers parts. After her Warner contract ended, MGM signed her but she plans to return only as an older actress in character roles. Freddie Bartholomew’s guardian sues for higher pay and loses one round. the studio replaced him in Thoroughbreds Don’t Cry with Douglas Scott from Wee Willie Winkie. The guardian battle prompted a court fight, with the aunt ultimately winning guardianship as Bartholomew’s wealth grew.
The Buccaneer crew near New Orleans lost their camera barge in a sudden storm. Spawn of the North halted by an Alaska earthquake. California desert heat disabled Wells Fargo members. Clyde Elliot’s gang in Singapore faced late expense checks. Mischa Auer unveils a pop o phone using water filled bottles as a novelty instrument.
A lesson on Exodus 25 1 2 8 9 29 43 46 40 34 38 explains the tabernacle as God s chosen meeting place with Israel. It covers making offerings, consecrated priests, and God dwelling with his people while guiding their steps toward Canaan.
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