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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1945
Page
2
Kathleen Norris Aroline Terry recounts her wartime loss and decision to place Evan with her older sister and husband. Caroline questions a possible legal fight, but warns of the heavy burden and dangers of two nurses caring for two young children.
A playful story follows The Buzzbomb as she manipulates a romance between Diane and a marine sergeant on a wartime backdrop. Diane cunningly uses tactics to reclaim a costly engagement ring from a predatory Tall, Handsome and Predatory, who disappears after taking the ring.
A historical print lists economical company dinners with recipes like Green Bean and Shrimp Curry and Poached Lake Trout. The menu includes desserts with fruit, mint grapefruit ice, and a vitamin enrichment note on pork from Washington State College, noting enhanced nutrition via enriched feed.
Dialogue satirizes surrender terms and implausible bravado as generals debate Halsey's fleet close approach. A mock air force death by own action campaign terrorizes allies while Japanese ancestors and shirts become absurd symbols in a grim wartime scene.
A young widow nurse named Caroline struggles to raise her son after her husband’s death. Her sister briefly cared for the child and now resists returning him. Caroline considers legal action and shares plans with another war widow to split shifts and keep a parent at home.
Civilians get about half the meat of former years so stretch meat by using stews with noodles dumplings and vegetables. Extend ground meat with cereals and crumbs and stuff cuts with dressing. Use bones shanks and other inexpensive cuts for rich soups. Combine leftovers into hash with potatoes and vegetables.
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