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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1933
Page
6
In the early morning at the Smiling Pool Jerry Muskrat and Billy Mink discuss the news of Reddy Fox. Jerry realizes Reddy seeks his harvest and hurriedly stores roots, while Reddy hints at fresh carrots he found to share for winter.
The fruit known as grapefruit grew in Chinese clusters long before Confucius. It arrived in America about a century ago carried by a sea captain named Shaddock and was once called a shaddock until recent times.
Mottier's Cook Book describes a Sunday Loaf sandwich with mayonnaise cabbage pimiento and cheese layers chilled in an ice chest. It also outlines Spanish Beans with soaked lima beans cooked with onions and fat for frying.
A poem about a shipbuilder selecting weathered timber from windswept hills. It likens sturdy wood to resilient souls who bear life's heavy loads through harsh weather and long nights, implying divine purpose in enduring toil.
In Black Velvet This statuesque gown of black Bagheera velvet has the slinky fitted lines and low skirt flounce that mark this season's evening modes.
A collection of humorous student gaffes and odd definitions. The piece notes examples like caesar’s re election extended cross topic jokes and playful misreadings about plants insects and marriage reflecting light humor from 1933 syndicated material.
The article extols flat-footed golf as a firm Taylor doctrine. It notes Taylor’s body stability yields accuracy, especially in wind, with distances still good though pivot players may outdrive him. It encourages golfers who prefer this method to take heart from Taylor’s example.
The text details a recipe step by step: add one can of tomatoes, three-fourths of a teaspoon of salt, a dash of pepper, and a teaspoon of sugar. Cook slowly for an hour and then add the beans and serve very hot with green pepper rings. Source date is 1933 via Western Newspaper Union.
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