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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1937
Page
6
Admiral Cary T. Grayson chairs the American Red Cross as it aids flood refugees. Red Cross nurses doctors and hospital units prevent disease spread. Public contributions fund food shelter and clothing for the sufferers.
Gen. Malin Craig, chief of staff of the U S army, directed the fight against Ohio and Mississippi floods. The U S Engineer Corps aided by calculating flood extents and water heights and helping strengthen levees and shelter evacuees to preserve order.
A sermon on John 10 1 16 presents Jesus as the door and the good shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep. It contrasts true shepherds with hirelings and urges believers to recognize his voice and bring others into one fold under one shepherd.
An observer recalls the rise of sealed tin can drives for benevolent causes and the key role of women and girls as collectors. He details interactions with a pledge badge system, typical acceptance rates, and factors affecting daily totals, noting a surprising spike on rainy days and mornings.
The excerpt speaks of hopeful prophecies and rising voices promising a future better than the past. It centers on the divinity of King Jesus shown in humanity, presenting Him as the eternal hope and glory for mankind.
A quotation from R. W. Dale frames discourtesy as more than suffering, calling it sin and presenting Christian courtesy as a means of grace for all who receive it.
A compact saying by Charles Hodge states that all moral obligation resolves into conforming to the will of God a principle often cited in religious discussions.
A Barbara Bell sewing feature presents patterns for Sister's Choice Jule's Entertaining Dress and It Was Easy Rose designs. It lists sizes from 6 to 20 with material yardage, plus instructions to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book from Chicago. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A witty adage comments on marriage prudence, contrasting cautious pre marriage judgment with post marriage oversight by Baggs. It hints at practical wisdom about choosing a spouse and sustaining unions.
A dialogue captures a ship scene where a passenger questions the mate, and the cook replies he is the cook of the mate, revealing a humorous exchange about roles aboard.
A humorous note describes a dog winning a cat show by taking the prize cat, leaving observers amused at the playful turn. The line hints at a clever ruse or playful misdirection in a lighthearted contest.
A gamekeeper explains to a friend why he did not shoot a rabbit, saying he did not notice it until it was out of sight. The remark captures a cautious hunter's stance and the moment of missed opportunity in a rural setting.
The newly hired maid admits the cat is to blame for a damaged china vase, prompting a playful exchange about ownership and household pets in a light domestic vignette.
After heavy meals or indulgence heartburn can strike. Milnesia in water form relieves discomfort, taken as a crunchy wafer equal to four teaspoonfuls of milk of magnesia. Available in 20c 35c and 6c packages.
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