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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1944
Page
2
Kathleen Norris argues that Christmas reveals Christianity as the true ark of civilization. She contrasts Christian mercy with worldly power and notes how faith sparked libraries, colleges, and public works, unlike many Eastern societies still without such progress.
The article argues Christianity laid the ethical base for Europe’s civilization, from hospitals and laws to free speech and education. It links wartime fidelity to Christ with enduring cultural achievements and urges returning to Christ’s teachings to rebuild after the war, emphasizing forgiveness and brotherhood.
A manpower shortage hits Santa Claus roles they report women step into professional and street corner Santas. From New York stores to charity bells women wear red capes and attend a Santa Claus school to learn lines and street presence.
Biff, a Brooklyn private, faces a German ambush while protecting Julie and his major. He triggers a mine trap to blow the pursuers, destroys the jeep, and escapes with the armored car, hoping to return to camp with pride in his risky rescue and a chance to see Julie again.
Holiday meal planning features a ring in the New Year with waffles and pork sausages plus a sample buffet menu. Recipes include waffles with syrup, spaghetti with chicken livers, molded fruit salad, Welsh rarebit, and cookies, with cooking tips and a meat roasting chart request to Miss Lynn Chambers via Western Newspaper Union.
Lynn advises slow cooking bacon with careful watching and heat removal when crisp but not brittle. Pan-fry by starting in a cold pan on low heat, turning occasionally and draining fat as it collects. Broil about 3 to 4 inches from moderate heat, 2 minutes per side, until top lightly crisped. Bake at 400 degrees on a shallow pan for 12 to 15 minutes without turning.
Historical accounts describe Caucasian tribal warriors dousing head and body with strong garlic scented perfumes before battle. The scents, prepared by mountain warrior staff, were distributed to all fighters to terrify and confuse the enemy in each engagement.
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