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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1935

Page

7

Barnabas The Philanthropist And Christian Statesman

Lesson centers Barnabas as a generous giver who sells property to aid believers, befriends Saul and mentors him in Antioch, and fosters Gentile missions. It links his charity with spiritual discernment, leadership, and the birth of the Christian community’s identity as Christians in Antioch.

Barnabas Joseph Simon L’eter Saul Paul Jerusalem Antioch Mediterranean Sea Syria Lord Jesus Christ Christ

A Strong Will and Moral Discipline

A short aphorism by Count Mole noting that a strong will is essential to do good and even more crucial to avoid evil, asserting that the most modest life is where inner resolve is most exercised.

Mole

Bedtime Story of Lightfoot the Deer in the Green Forest

Lightfoot the Deer fears the hunting season as leaves fall in October. Burgess describes antlers growing, velvet shedding, and a wary creature keeping to himself while Buster Bear remains a safe presence. The story sets the stage for seasonal danger and quiet forest life.

Lightfoot Green Forest Buster Bear Buster

Summer picnic cooking from the mother’s cookbook

A Western Newspaper Union guide advises easy summer lunch ideas for families. It promotes involving children in planning and packing, simple sandwiches with eggs and bacon, tomato and onion fillings, and hot coffee cooked over a campfire. It also suggests milk or cocoa in thermos bottles and simple salads with green onions.

Grindstone Western Newspaper Union

Womans Eyes By Jean Newton Sermon on Ideals as Life Rock

The sermon titled Womans Eyes By Jean Newton argues that ideals and personal principles grounding life outlast wealth fame or success. It emphasizes that holding to ideals gives substance and spiritual strength, while life without them leaves the soul dead.

Lfe Bell Syndicate WNU

One Day in Autumn by Anne Campbell

The speaker recalls a grandfather on a wagon jobbing the roan team and smoking his pipe. Though quiet, the granddad’s lesson rings clear saying the weakest wheel squeaks most, a memory of a boy listening to a measured, unspoken wisdom.

Three-Piece Suit Makes Subtle Statement in Tweed

A navy and tan alpaca tweed three piece suit features a heather mix with a hand knit look. The skirt and jacket pair with a ribbed navy blouse and belt, plus navy pocket linings and a cowhide buckle for a refined accessory note.

Question Box by Ed Wynn and the Perfect Foot

A reader asks why Hamlet prompts laughter in a Shakespeare play and why musicians close their eyes while playing. Answers joke about performance, audience, and conduct. A counterfeit ten dollar bill dilemma is advised to wait for the “green light” day to pass it. A snake bite remedy query ends with a humorous shrug. Associated Newspapers. WNU Service.

Mr. Wynn I. M Associated Newspapers WNU Service

New Nail Makeups Feature Tip-Only Red Enamel

The article describes a nail fashion using a red liquid enamel on the tip while the rest of the nail remains natural. It notes deep red shades and occasional metallics like gold or silver for evening wear and mentions the peacock tone with green.

Public Ledger, Inc WNU

Jerusalem’s Wailing Wall and its sacred history

The Wailing Wall in Jerusalem stands near the Mosque of Omar. A 59 foot section is said to include Solomon’s temple stones. Jews gather Fridays to lament and pray, claiming the wall was built 3000 years ago by Solomon to guard the temple. It remained a sacred shrine after Titus destroyed the temple in 63 A D.

Jerusalem Omar Solomon Titus

Shirtwaist Frock Simple and Chic Pattern 2212

Fashion note promotes feminine sportswear with gathers and pleats in a shirtwaist frock. Describes neckline collar front closure and pocket, suitable in sport silk or cotton. Pattern 2212 offered in multiple sizes with illustrated sewing instructions and 15 cent price, order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Senator Sorghum Seeks Votes for Washington D C

In a candid remark ahead of Congress, Senator Sorghum vows to bypass global economics and focus on a plain fact justice issue namely voting rights for Washington D C. He stresses the urgency of federal action and appeals for support.

Sorghum Washington, D. C

A Sea of Troubles in a Mermaid’s Swim

Miss Cayenne remarks on the seaing of trouble as a kingfish dominates the waters and a mermaid may appear to push him aside, illustrating the shifting currents of the scene.

Miss Cayenne

Not Single Long June Promises and Fiance Revelation

A Detroit News fragment reports a vow not to mention a secret about a choice of being single or not. The dialogue involves Alice and her fiancé, who is described as not single but two days more.

Alice Detroit News

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