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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1936
Page
7
Practical guidance for holiday cleanup protecting china glassware and silver. Suggests using damp towels in drainer to quiet noise and prevent contact, improvised faucet protectors, rubber drain boards, and dry towels. Explains candlelight centerpiece with non drip tapers and flower arrangements to enhance table decor. Bell Syndicate. WWNU Service.
A chic ensemble highlights a black satin hat with a coronet of felt leaves by Suzanne Talbot. It pairs with a silver fox cape, a high neck black matelasse crepe gown, suede gloves, and antique gold jewelry.
Washington D C The rare Joshua tree a lily reaching sixty feet will be saved from extinction by the creation of Joshua Tree national monument in California The area 825430 acres in San Bernardino and Riverside counties south of the Mojave desert will be set aside for conservation Palm Springs bounds the area to the south The tree named by Mormon settlers for guiding to the Promised Land the Joshua tree resembles a praying shrub with forked branches and a rugged trunk
Thomas H. Lee, a 32 year old American born Chinese, becomes the first Chinese descent member admitted to the New York bar. The article notes there are few Chinese American lawyers and highlights Chinatown representation in court.
A bishop exchanges palace for hospital to aid townspeople, gaining trust and friendship. The story underscores that true goodness must be lived, with acts of sacrifice and sharing bringing lasting value beyond mere upright living. The “Welcome” bishop embodies charity through service.
A bishop named Wel come is honored with a sixty room palace while a nearby hospital of six rooms is dingy and dim. On his first official visit he asks the head physician how many patients are housed and learns beds are crowded and rooms poorly lit.
Governor Cochran backs a new auto law to tighten driver licenses. In Omaha the Federal Land Bank reports 47 percent of farms sold this year went to owner operators and 26 percent to tenants who became owner-operators. Investors bought most remaining farms as the bank owns 3,189 farms and has $6 million in nonproductive loans.
Lincoln says an estimated 2,166,402 will be available for social security in the first quarter of 1937. Nebraska requisitioned the federal social security board for 1,047,176 in allotments for the three months. If federal allotments come as expected, the state will have 1,842,750 for old age pensions, 276,150 for dependent children, and 47,502 for blind pensions.
Governor Cochran told the budget hearing he will urge the unicameral legislature to add two key provisions to the state license system. He proposes renewal every two years and a physical examination with a driving ability test if fitness is in doubt. He says fees would fund administration and strengthen highway enforcement.
Nebraska agricultural college officials report several farms in the St. Paul and Broken Bow areas have lost Lincoln horses. Deaths resulted from digestive impaction due to roughage blocking the tract. Poor weather limits access to proper feed. authorities advise adding a protein grain supplement and salt linseed meal molasses or bran to the ration to prevent impaction.
The Nebraska Press Association and the state superintendent's office report 15 Nebraskans died in accidents in the week ending December 5.
Nebraska Iowa boundary panel meeting in Omaha balks at action on locating the border in the center of the new Missouri river channel. Iowa is barred by state law from altering the line between Pottawattamie county Iowa and Douglas county Nebraska. They plan to seek full legislative authority.
Lesson text centers on John 1 1 18 and the phrase and the Word was made flesh. It explores Jesus home life, his boyhood and the broader theme of God coming to us in Jesus. The study links junior and senior topics to the incarnation’s purpose.
A 1937 church study outlines John 1 1 18, arguing Jesus Christ is God the Word and the light. It separates readers into believers and unbelievers, notes the need for faith based on divine testimony, and stresses that grace and truth come only through Jesus Christ.
A quotation by Sir Arthur Helps discusses the value of admiration over love. It argues that looking upwards elevates the mind and that scorn leads to descent. Admiration from one’s immediate circles is more tolerable and beneficial than mere love.
A reflective statement argues worship and prayers exist for humans not for God to help men become better. It emphasizes strengthening dependence and fostering pious virtuous dispositions as the core of moral improvement.
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