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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
7
The piece promotes kendo fencing as a playful yet harsh pastime under Prof. T. Mori. It describes ceremonial robes bowing and strict etiquette, mentions bare feet protective gear and bruises, and jokes about using it against bill collectors or rivals for a laugh.
The article discusses gradual weight loss via a strict bread limited diet and cautions against starvation. It describes a three meal plan with limited white bread and non flour foods, plus allowed vegetables and proteins. It also notes the liver’s varied roles beyond bile production and mentions bile's regenerative effects when studied.
Nebraska plans a cooperative national advertising drive to attract manufacturing to the state, aiming to create rural jobs, process farm products locally, and boost farming and business prosperity. It highlights advantages like abundant raw materials and the desire to decentralize industry from high-tax, labor-strife states.
The lesson previews Mark as the Gospel of the Servant and rebukes selfish ambition while defining sacrificial service. It cites John Mark’s role, the authorship, and emphasizes humility over glory, urging readers to begin the new year with spiritual resolve and active service.
Modern Sew-Your-Own promises big savings on fashionable dresses with multiple fabric choices. Readers can order patterns 1416 1428 and 1372 for sizes 12 to 46, with yardage details and a front zipper pattern, all from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. in Chicago.
Advertising created demand for ready made house dresses forcing mass production. Today consumers pay less for dresses than the fabric cost, and the industry provides jobs for thousands of workers.
Save chicken fat to substitute butter in cooking and store for later use. Wash window shades by laying flat and scrubbing with soap solution. Make egg celery sandwiches by mixing chopped eggs with minced celery salt pepper and mayo. Remove ink from carpet with salt then lemon and warm water. Polish furniture by sponging with water and vinegar then dry and rub.
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