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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1930
Page
2
The United States Department of Agriculture outlines loose roomy playsuits for children to wear outdoors, emphasizing freedom of movement, minimal bulk, and self help features. Designs include front plackets, multiple pockets with diagonal edges, reinforced patches, and elastic leg fittings for durability, with a matching close fitting hat.
A vintage food column shares cranberry jelly method from cranberries and sugar, cheese straws made with nippy cheese and butter, and sweet potato caramel baked as a glossy side. It also notes breakfast options with canned mackerel and salt handling tips.
David meets the Eastern Hemisphere in a dreamlike map adventure. The figure explains continents, seas, and oceans, while Atlantic and Gulf Stream discuss warming climates and the world’s large landmasses. The tale blends geography with playful personification and a gentle lesson.
Prepared by the National Geographic Society this survey guides readers along the Jugoslav coast from the northeast junction with Italy and Austria to the Adriatic. It describes the Karst region’s limestone, farming in holes, the city of Fiume Susak, the Recina frontier bridge, and Dalmatia’s archipelago and ports, with place-name changes and historical context.
An illustration from New Jersey shows a farm kitchen with both a wood or coal range for cold weather and a gas oil or electric stove for warm seasons. The two-stove setup saves fuel, improves convenience, and remains useful during transitional weather.
Weather strips at windows trim coal costs. Pie can upset stomach if eaten after a heavy meal. A light school lunch of milk bread and fruit satisfies hungry children. Cookie dough can be refrigerated for small portions. Lettuce outer leaves with dark spots are discarded and shredded for salad base. Stain on mattresses is removed by a thick paste of laundry starch and soap jelly left to dry then brushed away.
A new Oregon law prohibits keeping coyotes in captivity except in zoos. The coyote is labeled a menace to livestock including poultry and wild game, and a carrier of rabies and other diseases. Coyotes raised in captivity are said to be more destructive if they escape than other predators. Federal and state bodies pledge cooperation to control and eradicate predatory pests.
In Paris a vogue for decorative embroidery on children’s clothing spreads to both boys and girls. Woll crepe suits feature embroidered blouses in gay peasant colors and bright yarn motifs. Mothers urged to craft ornate stitching as spring cleaning nears, with bold color schemes in embroidery and contrasting hems and bindings.
The text explains the ethical dative use of me as an indirect object in reference or mention. It notes that me adds life to speech and yields phrases like Poor me a favorite expression in Shakespearean and Elizabethan drama.
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