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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1940
Page
6
A nostalgic guide promotes fruit drinks and iced beverages to beat heat, with tips for lemonades and sugar syrups. It lists recipes for lemonade, sugar cookies, chocolate chip ice cream, pineapple raspberry punch, fool proof cookies, chocolate freeze, blackberry cocktail, and a note offering Eleanor Howe’s Feeding Father cookbook.
A poem denounces Nazi bans on feminine beauty such as nail enamel lipstick and slacks, contrasting cosmetic rules with war crimes, treaties broken, and mass violence. It portrays slandered morality as the beastly foe and mocks cruelty as a "proper" course.
Basic method for making iced coffee and iced tea. Strong coffee with cracked ice and whipped cream optional. Tea uses one teaspoon per cup, steep 3 to 5 minutes, then pour over chipped ice and garnish with lemon and mint.
A composite wartime critique notes hypocrisy over gas masks and cosmetics, mocks U S defense ideas, and cites global figures. It references Tokyo anger at fuel embargoes, McCarthy politics, De Gaulle praise, LaGuardia caution, and Neville Chamberlain’s stance amid a broad panorama of 1939– era topics.
The article advises buyers to choose buttons belt buckles and shoulder paddings that endure frequent rubbing and to select contrasting trims that are color fast. It highlights ensuring color fastness for braid bindings and other decorative elements.
Two new appliances promise dual use. A washer converts into a kitchen table when idle, and an ironer folds into a hardwood cabinet fit for the living room. These compact innovations aim to save space in small homes.
ARATOGA N Y veteran horseman Thomas Hitchcock, age near eighty, trains winners with patience and instinct. He explains why front hoofs are unclad, favoring hind-foot drive and gradual jumps, starting horse and pony schooling young to build habit and agility without force.
Kathleen Norris argues that women still face gendered limits on authority and public life. She cites a Philadelphia wife’s letter about a controlling husband and the hidden costs of domestic subservience, urging women to evaluate happiness and seek change.
Kathleen Norris urges equality of women with men, condemning unconscious vassalage and tyrannical husbands. She analyzes the problem and offers practical advice to solve the condition and liberate wives from regimentation.
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