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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1933
Page
7
A collection of humorous exam tidbits and remarks about history and language. It jokingly cites polycarp, a large fish, and the idea that dinosaurs perished in the flood. The notes mock02 historical terms and wordplay, ending with a reference to Athens and tea taxation.
Peter Rabbit longs to visit Farmer Brown's garden and resist temptation until a single peek leads him inside. He pulls back from a dangerous pit as a small inner voice warns him, but his curiosity wins one night and nearly costs him his life.
The piece opening with a meditation on facing sorrow alone, naming fault and seeking self forgiveness, notes that solace is often found within. It shifts to a practical tea guide praising earthenware pots, proper steeping times, and optional light flavorings for varied tastes.
The article outlines Walter Travis putter technique noted for focus on a spot in line with the hole before stroking. It describes his subconscious cueing and hammerlike stroke accuracy, plus skill at reading greens and choosing fast putts on inclined greens to avoid missing downhill.
A fragment describes a child friendly tea method with sugar and hot cream, plus a ginger ale julep recipe using lemon juice, mint, and ginger ale. It notes a chocolate preparation tip for rich flavor and includes a quip about war debts and alimony from Reno Rizzi, credited to WNU Service.
Doctor Frederick M. Gaige of the University of Michigan museum opened a bird feeding shelf at his Ann Arbor home and now the birds arrive before daybreak. A cardinal female leads the flock as early visitors wake neighbors with their calls.
The article extols outdoor time for teens year round and gradual tanning to avoid sunburn. It links sun exposure to vitamin D for strong bones and teeth and advises nasal breathing, deep breaths while active, and sleeping in well ventilated rooms with windows wide open.
Carlsbad caverns in New Mexico are a national monument and park with about 35 miles of caves and corridors. Of these, 25 miles have been explored, 7 miles graded and lit, and explorers have reached depths up to 1850 feet in the vast limestone system. A large room near the entrance measures about 4000 by 625 feet.
The writer notes the pleasure of running an outdoor cafeteria and compiling a list of visiting birds. Each new bird adds a fresh thrill to the daily routine.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a vitality booster for adults at fifty and beyond. It claims quick relief from bilious spells, constipation, and sluggish bowels without habit formation and urges regular but not excessive use.
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