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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1940
Page
7
A columnist urges mothers to stop micromanaging teens and young adults. The piece argues that autonomy builds character, warns against meddling in marriages, and suggests grandmothers channel care by adopting an orphaned child.
Kathleen Norris argues against overbearing parental involvement shaping the younger generation. She warns that excessive control breeds dependence and harms parents too. She advocates letting youths live by their own rules and values as a source of life’s excitement and fulfillment.
Practical guidance for feeding many guests with standard sized recipes. Includes menus and tested recipes for hot tea, clam chowder, spaghetti with meat sauce, ham loaf, and reception cakes. Offers a booklet by Eleanor Howe with more menus and suggests sending 10 cents to Chicago address.
Frank Frisch, returning as a major league manager after a year away, prepares Pirates camp and recalls breaking in with the Giants under John McGraw in 1919. He describes rookie life, McGraw’s coaching, and the gentler, more supportive approach for today’s rookies.
A 1889 fashion pattern, Barbara Bell No. 1889 B, offers a smart sports frock with pockets, front buttons, wide belt, and shoulder sleeves. Described as casual for sports and daywear in wool crepe silk or cotton, sizes 12 through 20 with busts 30 to 38. Send 15 cents and details to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
Next week Eleanor Howe presents an assortment of tested recipes for economical and delicious sweets to end a meal. The column promises easy to make options that fit a budget and satisfy a family with a sweet tooth.
The passage argues every duty forms the will and conscience through discipline. Small acts cultivate dutiful obedience, building toward perfection in ordinary life. Household duties serve as training for heavenly ministry, shaping heart and conduct.
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