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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1939
Page
5
Read labels to find slices and contents. A grapefruit with a discolored stem end signals decay that can spoil flavor. Use leftover pickle liquid to flavor meat or fish for sandwich fillings. A wooden salad bowl filled with appetizers makes an attractive party centerpiece. Lemons with fine textured skin and heaviness yield more juice and better quality.
In Herai village Aomori Prefecture Japan Buddhists and Shintoists kneel before a mound surmounted by a pillar bearing three characters and a six pointed star. They tell a Romorian tale of Soraitaro a white man who died by crucifixion and taught religion before returning to die aged 105.
Christmas is celebrated on different days around the world and among U S communities. Saint Nicholas Day on December 5 is observed in Holland and by Dutch children while some places in the United States keep January 7 as Christmas day for Aleutian islanders who follow the Russian calendar. Alaska shows a split with December 25 and January 7 observed by different residents.
Postmaster General James A Farley receives about 1000 Christmas cards daily during the season. Vasco da Gama born December 25 1469 discovered Natal Africa December 1497 and died December 24 1524. Oscar Phillips Santa Claus Indiana postmaster cancels about 500000 pieces of mail each Christmas. President Roosevelt receives a toothbrush and soap in his stocking as a family custom. Edward Keenan Milwaukee Santa since 1927 keeps a herd of reindeer year round for the role.
Workers on Christies sane carry on steadily through the year. Artists have already produced designs for the 1940 41 season and printers will start after the holidays. A large English firm employs 500 men and women to produce these cards sometimes with calendars added.
Louis K. Sigman, once an orphan in Brooklyn, donates 50,000 pounds of meat each Christmas for Denver families in 5,000 parcels of 10 pounds. Over ten years he has given more than 250 tons, inspired by his own hunger as a boy and by observing locals in need at his packing plant.
Amid reports Dietrich returns to Paramount and joins Cecil B. DeMille in North West Mounted Police she delivers a standout performance in Destry Rides Again alongside James Stewart as a standout Western revival. George Marshall directs a praised production with strong cast and renewed star power across Hollywood. Allan Jones secures three more Paramount pictures while Mary Martin rises with The Great Victor Herbert and future Kiss the Boys Goodbye. Greta Garbo earns praise for Ninotchka and quietly relocates her family to a California home.
Actress Jane Withers begins her sixth year at Twentieth Century Fox co starring with Gene Autry in Shoot in High. The news notes the pair on the Fox lot as filming progresses and the project moves forward.
A wedding cake card from a New York caterer notes Mr and Mrs Harry Davis with an At Home CBS 12 15 P M EST listing and a radio program tease named When a Girl Marries suggesting a promotion or encounter.
Polls indicate 10 to 12 million Americans tune in weekly, with Canadian listeners and seven Mexican stations recently linked to the broadcast network expanding the reach of the Ford Sunday Evening Hour.
The La La land note reports Ilona Massey, co star with Nelson Eddy in Belajaika, plans a concert tour starting early next year following Dorothy Lamour on air with a near bow violinist. The Housekeepers Daughter faces little trouble despite Joan Bennett protests.
Ruth Wyeth Spears explores new uses for crazypatch stitches in Sewing Book 3 creating a striking border pieced from small cotton prints with red and blue strips. Instructions include a triangle pattern, seam allowances, and patterns for blue red and print sections. Readers can order Sewing Book No 4 and related patterns by mail.
The questions cover legal terms language and trade words. It asks about cov entry meaning national language of Brazil differences between favor and flavor and other word origins and definitions.
The passage outlines word pairs and definitions such as odor savor taste related synonyms. It lists items about trade balance exporters versus importers and headings on patent eligibility for Patent Office officers. It explains insulation isolation isolation and the carrousel term origin from French meaning a tournament and its cavalry maneuver likeness.
Sentinel features a quotation from Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, arguing the chief problem of democracy is the moral education and guidance of individuals, not suppression for any mass or group.
A provocative remark on virtue and hypocrisy notes that the only vice unforgivable is hypocrisy. The author hints that repentance by a hypocrite can itself become hypocrisy, inviting reflection on moral consistency.
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