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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1935
Page
7
A compact lesson view of First and Second Peter framing Christian behavior as pilgrims and citizens. It urges abstaining from lusts, respectful conduct among Gentiles, obedience to civil rulers, love for all, and reverence to God and the king.
A call to make every mental movement and religious activity a heartfelt plea for deeper and sweeter fellowship with God. The message emphasizes ongoing intimate relation with the divine in daily life and faith practice.
Peter meets Spooky the Screech Owl in the Old Orchard near a big apple tree. The tiny owl peers from a tree hole, describes his round yellow eyes and hooked bill, and explains his immobile eyes require turning his head to see.
A longtime pastor reflects on 38 years at his church noting shifts from bicycles to automobiles and airplanes and the skyline’s rise from tree shade to skyscraper canyons. He compares past cautions with today’s thrill and danger and wonders what future onlookers will say.
Fresh coconuts are in the market and housewives are testing new recipes. The coconut is warmed in the oven to ease the meat from the shell for a versatile draft of dishes including Fresh Coconut Candy and a Baked Pork Chop Dish with potatoes and onions. A coconut batter uses coconut milk butter sugar eggs raisins and spices to form a coconut flavored cake batter baked with baking powder cinnamon nutmeg and cloves.
Melt butter and sugar in a saucepan then add coconut milk and water. Boil to 236 degrees and stir sparingly. Cool and heat like fudge. Add orange juice and grated peel for flavor and mix well with remaining ingredients.
A column of Q and A letters to Ed Wynn humorously explores life stories and social quirks. Readers ask about longevity, political heritage, suicide, manners, and smoking. The responses poke light at human behavior and punch up with witty asides.
Street names in Dublin are presented in both the Irish and English forms. The article notes bilingual labeling across the city and reflects ongoing efforts to preserve Irish language usage.
Two cupfuls of freshly grated coconut are shaped by hand into tablespoon sized pieces. Each piece is rolled in coconut and set aside to harden. The batch yields about one and a half pounds. Western Newspaper Union.
A man driven by obligation leaves his loved ones then returns to a hospital room where memories of his child and wife outshine the "rules" that separate them. He reflects on the impossibility of erasing her image from his heart.
Delightful frock pattern for school or house wear features a yoke pleated sleeves and back pleat inspired by adult fashion. Suitable for cotton or challis with optional contrasting collar yoke and sleeves. Sizes 8 to 16 with fabric needs and simple sew chart included. Order pattern 9082 for 15 cents from Sewing Circle Pattern department New York.
A report notes news print paper comes from mills in massive rolls weighing about 1400 pounds each, six feet wide, with roughly four and a half to five miles of paper per roll.
A claimed lucky beetle is described to endure periods of up to three years without consuming food. The report notes an unusual survival claim and cites minimal supporting details.
A traveler crossing the Atlantic is approached by an information fiend who claims the sea would be miles deep if the earth were flattened. The traveler responds that anyone flattening the earth should be shot on the spot because he cannot swim.
A woman at a reception chatted with a distinguished visitor and, when praised, revealed she had been concealing her ignorance. The celebrity replied gallantly that she was not ignorant but well informed.
A witty San Diego Union quotation frames a would be chauffeur applicant boasting quick thinking and flawless driving record never smashing a car but always ready with an A-1 excuse in five seconds.
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