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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
3
An advertising piece extolls Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a digestion and blood-building remedy from Buffalo. It links healthy digestion to happiness and overall health, claiming the product strengthens the system, aids assimilation, contains no alcohol, and has aided the American public for over fifty years.
Postseason notes describe uniformity and variety in winter suit styles with fur trim featuring squirrel accents and ostrich sprays. Left coat showcases fur side panels and shawl collar with a barrel-finished girdle. right coat leans toward matronly straight line with cloth buttons. Velvet urban hat with ostrich completes the look.
A detailed survey of children’s hats in beaver and felt with ribbon trims, velvet options, and playful embroidery. Describes bonnets, sash details, and miniature adult styles, noting how hats pair with plain coats this season.
A featured fall blouse showcases a bolero or Eton jacket of embroidered georgette worn over a taf feta or satin underblouse. The ensemble blends textured layers and rich fabrics for a refined, period-inspired look.
Paris retailers highlight beige silk stockings and black shoes as the correct ensemble for the season. Parle Footwear promotes pairing classic tights with versatile footwear, reflecting Paris fashion cues and consumer demand.
Satin for dresses on semi tailored lines presents smart fashions for autumn. Midnight blue, dark brown and black dominate the color story.
Heavy satins in darker shades are employed for wraps and coats, offering rich texture and refined color. The fabric choice emphasizes elegance in outerwear with a focus on drape and durability.
Paris millinery features chic hats adorned with wide ribbons. Designers showcase vibrant colors and textures for the season.
A brief quotation discusses the harm caused by the words they say, noting friendship broken and homes disrupted. The line emphasizes the power of spoken language and its impact on people and relationships.
A dessert guide outlines a canned berry pudding baked with layers of buttered bread and berries, served hot with sugar cream or sauce. It also covers Fancy Pastry with a butter dough, lemon cheese cake filling, and Banana Pie using ripe bananas, sugar, molasses, cinnamon, milk, and cream baked in pastry shells.
A reflective meditation on words left unsaid and the impact they might have had. The poem contemplates timing and sense in speech, contrasting quiet restraint with the potential grandeur of an overdue revelation.
Oysters with macaroni recipe combines tender pasta with scalded oysters, buttered crumbs, cheese, and paprika baked to a crisp. Cranberry salad with gelatine, celery, walnuts, and lettuce with mayonnaise follows. Quick peanut butter biscuits and a Duchess Cream dessert with tapioca pineapple and orange finish the menu.
Soften gelatin in cold water then dissolve sugar in grape juice. Boil mixture twenty minutes, add lemon juice, pour into a bread pan to harden. Cut into squares, dust with confectioners sugar, roll in sugar and set aside.
A writer notes the contrasting traits of her husband’s friends, from George’s restlessness to Edward’s shrill laugh, and wonders what binds them. She observes how habits and compatibility shape enduring affection, while acknowledging her own long friendship with Mary and Rose.
The article details Rosetta or Rashid in Egypt once a strong crusader era town now small, its population under 20 000, and notes a French engineer finding the Rosetta stone near the town in 1798. The stone bears inscriptions in hieroglyphic demotic and Greek from 186 B C during Ptolemy Epiphanes and was deciphered by Thomas Young. It was captured by the British and is kept in the British Museum. The tablet measures 3 feet 9 inches high 2 feet 444 inches wide and 11 inches thick.
In India the Juangs or leaf wearers number about 11 000 and are said to be unmixed in blood. Women wear two leaf batches in a belt of string with clay stems, changed daily, leaving village outskirts littered with discarded dress. Legend says a river goddess cursed the tribe to keep the leaf dress or face death and extermination.
The Christian Science Monitor notes Canada’s new arms with the motto A Mari usque ad Mare and discusses the term dominion for the nation. It cites a councilor’s Psalm reference and suggests the motto reflects freedom of thought from sea to sea and back to Britain.
France advances its oil sector after long neglect with historical notes on Pechelbronn where early refining began four centuries ago. Early efforts were flawed yet a refinery reportedly operated there for about 180 years.
A London Punch quip notes a mothers welfare meeting on Wednesday featuring a famous chef giving a lecture on The Decay of Cookery. The gag contrasts helpful guidance with a dismissive reply about wasting food.
Cartoon caption from Cartoons Magazine jokes about a left handed compliment as Smythe explains a phrase with a sly pun. The dialogue features a sister choosing bitters before sweets and a quip about being right or left in humor.
A humorous exchange hints at a library plan allowing an open fire described as grate news in a playful tone. No additional factual details accompany the witty line.
A terse exchange frames a tenant issue as a landlord shifts the burden of rent hikes onto tenants. The line suggests collective pressure and potential housing affordability concerns without detailing broader context or outcomes. It reads like a punchy quotable remark from a local human interest piece.
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