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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
2
Miss Junior shops for a spring coat and finds belted and capelet styles primed for the season. The article notes tweeds in chic worsteds, with a focus on loose woven, lacy textures ideal for school and travel wear, highlighting a blue and gray belted coat with a jaunty shoulder cape and new collar line.
A USDA bureau recipe for smothered ham with sweet potatoes uses a covered baking dish to stay hot and tender. The piece also covers monotone wool colors, fur trim, cape coats, and junior dress fashions with lace jersey and coordinated accessories.
The article extols home grown dates and shows uses from sweet confections to savory chowders. It provides date based recipes such as Date Pie and Potato Chowder with steps, ingredients like oranges, lemon juice, and paprika, and notes on serving with creams and salads.
Nellie Maxwell presents hearty, economical recipes for fish chowder with pork, cornmeal cheese sauce, scrambled eggs, and an egg and fish loaf. The notes describe adding cod to chowder, a milk cornmeal dish, and a baked loaf with salmon, rice, bacon, and tomato sauce.
The piece blends a reminiscence about John D. Rockefeller via John Warden with a United States Department of Agriculture guidance on teaching toddlers to dress. It describes drop front trousers for young boys, sewn styles, and practical tips for children's blouses, sleeves, necklines, and fabric needs.
The bureau of home economics outlines a lemon butter parsley sauce for winter carrots. Slice or cut into strings or dice, boil until tender, drain, then toss with butter lemon juice and parsley for a preferred side.
Fairy Queen tells Dream King to grant children wondrous goblin dreams of night journeys to Dreamland. Goblins celebrate as guests arrive with sleds and long toboggans. White horses pulled by silver bells escort dawn return, while Moon smiles on the magical party as children dream too.
The article offers practical tips for homemakers focusing on child comfort, footwear for shopping, beating cream soups with an egg beater, garments allowing freedom of movement, cottage cheese as a high protein sandwich filler, and cleaning a coffee percolator with boiling water and a teaspoon of soda followed by soap and water.
A reflective quote from the Los Angeles Times ponders how love letters would read if they were practical and sensible, suggesting such letters would lose romance and emotion in the process.
Ex mayor E N Kirby of Abilene Texas at age 64 credits a simple health discovery Nujol with restoring energy and easing rheumatism. The account promotes Nujol as a tasteless internal lubricant that cleanses natural poisons and improves well being without drugs. Available in sealed bottles at drug stores.
In Life’s Bit of Frost dialogue Mable asks about a homey look and Percy’s romance. Martha recalls rejecting flowery proposals, noting a sharp, practical stance on flirtation in the exchange.
A playful exchange frames nothing as a balloon sans cover. An aging angler asks if fish bite and the reply notes uncertainty and mutual biting among fish, highlighting irony and weariness. The dialogue pairs abstract whimsy with a hint of urban fatigue.
The sprouting form of broccoli has moved from rare in households to widespread production in Texas and California. It belongs to the brassica family and is eaten as the flower heads and tender stalk ends. Trim the stalk, wash, cut lengthwise, and boil 15 to 25 minutes, then season and serve with butter or hollandaise.
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