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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
3
The narrator recalls a colonial era farmhouse with low eaves, warm kitchens, and abundant food. He describes apple orchards, butternut trees, a bustle of birds, a thriving garden, and a close-knit family life centered on nature, neighbors, and New Year customs, contrasting past simplicity with modernity.
The article highlights luxurious fur fabric imitations and novel fur accessories for winter wear. It notes coats, skirts, bags, bracelets, bandeaux, hair combs, and corsage flowers with beads, rhinestones, and feathers. It emphasizes novelty, richness, and feminine appeal of these fur inspired items and embellishments.
AGrit article urges clear vision and unbiased thinking to affect real change. It warns against vilifying the times and claims doubt spreads, while noting poison in the air harms all. The piece condemns indigo philosophy and violence as unproductive and asks readers to live their philosophy openly.
In a public exchange, Senator Sorghum notes some people treat politics as a sport, akin to horse racing, while lamenting the lack of careful scrutiny for candidates. The remark frames voters as casual fans rather than discerning evaluators.
The speaker bids farewell to the old year as time passes beyond Time's door. The poem recalls friendship, peace, health, love, and renewed faith brought by the year’s seasons, ending with the toll of twelve strikes and a final farewell from Ruth Raymond.
The note highlights Martin Van Buren as the eighth president born after independence and John Tyler as the first born after the United States formation.
Advertisement touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root kidney liver and bladder remedy as pure non stimulant herbal medicine. It emphasizes safety and purity in every bottle and offers a trial bottle for ten cents by mail from Binghamton New York.
A father sternly scolds his son at breakfast for returning late, joking that the son seems to think they live in Norway. He orders a stricter curfew of ten, warning of consequences if not met.
A citizen with an income of $3 000 annually contrasts with movie stars earning $2 000 weekly. He notes contentment in not having to disclose private meals clothing amusements and the exact state of his affections to an inquiring public.
A humorous Arkansas Thomas Cat line notes fifty thousand tons of barbed wire shipped to Russia. The remark puns on guarding cattle, hinting at tensions and practical jokes in a lighthearted exchange.
A playful exchange among soldiers notes the abundance of leggings in the company. Boston Mike jokes that with about two hundred men wearing them, any missing pair would hardly surprise the ranks.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, then wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes. The ad recommends daily use to maintain clear skin and includes Cuticura Talcum for complete care.
A humorous dialogue unfolds as Mrs Porcupine notes global disarmament talk while Mr Porcupine insists his protective quills will remain on his back despite such talk. The exchange satirizes international diplomacy through animal characters.
The exchange centers on women’s fashion with Jennie asking approval of knicker bockers and Lizzie replying that length should not exceed skirts. The dialogue reflects early 20th century attitudes toward women’s dress and public discourse.
A reflective line notes that if morning arrives before you rise you should not expect the entire day to lie ahead for you. It emphasizes the pace of life and personal agency in daily arrival.
To clean a stone doorstep or brick porch, dissolve one tablespoon of washing soda in a pail of boiling water. Scrub the surface with a stiff broom until it shines.
Long earrings are worn by an increasing number of women with evening gowns and on stage by leading actresses. Jade coral and lapis lazuli are common. Wraps and coats for winter show diverse designs and notable beauty across many styles.
Descriptions note skirts ranging six to eight inches from the floor with waistlines at the hips. Corsage sits slightly above a draped girdle that hugs the hips, creating varied silhouettes.
Daytime festivities feature smart little frocks for children up to ten years in white serge shared with ruffled taffetas. The display highlights fresh party wear suitable for daytime occasions and celebrates light, graceful fabrics.
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