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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
7
The article argues time and space govern good housekeeping, urging women to trim excess items from closets and shelves to save effort. It highlights discarding worthless belongings while saving valuable ones, and notes mirrors and reflective lighting revive decor and function in homes.
Miss Agnes Macauley Rodgers of George Washington University earns the distinction as the lone woman selected for the All American hockey team.
Rome reports Italy's most beloved radio voice is Signorina Maria Luisa Boncompagni. The trend shows female announcers dominate the Italian airwaves, with many women in leading broadcasting roles nationwide.
An essay arguing that while the majority technically holds power through elections and laws, a persistent minority can wield influence by controlling delegated authority. It cites Germany under Hitler and Mussolini to illustrate minority dominance and warns that moral apathy lets minority power grow.
Medford Oregon Mrs Alice Hull Welch eighty two fulfilled a lifelong ambition when the frigate Old Ironsides anchored in Portland harbor. Escorted by Daughters of 1812 she stood on the bridge where her great grandfather Captain Isaac Hull commanded the Constitution in the Guerriere battle. With her were her great grand nephews Donald Hull Sauer eight and George W Hull fourteen.
In Kerr County Texas an old stone ranch house marks a revived memory of Camp Verde the frontier post once tied to Lee and Johnston. The ceremony unveiled a bronze marker for Camp Verde and recalls the camel herd imported during Jefferson Davis era with 34 camels unloaded at Indianola in May 1856 and used in reconnaissance and private transport after the war.
A beige felt hat with navy and red grosgrain trimming stands as one of the newest Parisian fashion creations, showcasing chic tailoring and classic Paris style.
The Thuringia education minister bans boys and girls under fourteen from streets after 8:45 pm in summer and 6:45 pm in winter to curb unsupervised youth activity.
A Leipzig demonstration shows a new burglar alarm using sensitive lens arrays to sense human movement and trigger electric lights. The device can be hidden by a doorway and transmit alarms over distance, suitable for shop windows to illuminate when approached at night.
Advice urges women to consult specialists for dyeing and retouching. Experts explain natural coloring, risks of home dyeing, and the need for consistent dye use to blend new growth with treated hair. Graying can be a beauty mark with expert touch ups rather than a flaw.
The piece advises mothers on choosing a good non caustic powder for daughters first makeup, stressing texture that clings, blends with skin tone, and avoids a dry parchment look. It links powder quality to prevention of wrinkles and emphasizes clean hands and fresh tools.
Le Sage uses a fable to urge readers to seek deeper instruction than pleasure. Two students find a buried inscription and a gold bag granting inheritance to the discoverer, prompting reflection on the value of hidden cultural treasures and lifelong learning.
Rev. Percy Dearmer, canon of Westminster Abbey, argued the Bible is the world’s worst printed book. He criticized its binding style that hides poetry and disrupts meaning with chapters and sentences. He warned publishers would fail if such typography persisted. He spoke on The Bible as Poetry at the abbey.
Household tip advises scattering camphor pieces in cupboards and drawers to repel mice. The strong odor makes rodents avoid treated areas, encouraging them to relocate away from treated spaces.
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