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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
7
The piece discusses updating homes through selective new furniture or keeping classic items, noting how styles rotate and are kept in repair. It highlights perishable accessories like draperies, lamps, glassware, and picture frames as key to achieving smart decoration without full replacement.
Legislative News and Views reports Nebraska's 43 member unicameral body begins work on procedures for lawmaking. Gov Cochran vows non political action, department heads to advise but not lobby, while farmers and sheriffs discuss police information systems and driver license funding.
The 1935 narcotics report to the International Drug Convention notes a decline in illicit use in the United States but cites about one addict per thousand people in a 126 million population. It highlights marijuana trafficking, school use, and potential congressional action to strengthen the Harrison Act, with enforcement focus on the Pacific and Hawaii regions.
Brother Fidelis once Arthur J. O Rourke a prosperous attorney is shown in his room at Holy Name college Washington after notification of admission to practice before the United States Supreme Court. Two years ago he practiced in New York but left law to join the Franciscan order and will spend three years in preparation for ordination.
A compilation of household hints covers pea soup starch, bread to prevent sinking peas, keeping egg whites stiff, safe oxalic acid stain removal, removing whitewash with alum and vinegar, decorating cookies with uncooked frosting, and a simple butter cream frosting recipe.
The article argues education should build character and moral purpose, not just equip individuals to gain employment. It emphasizes education as inner development, training the mind to think rightly, and fostering altruism, responsibility, and self knowledge for a steady life regardless of work. Western Newspaper Union.
The material equipment of our educational system shows a deep interest in youth culture and discipline. Across cities and towns, modern school buildings stand in every community, funded by bonds approved by an affirmative public vote.
The text recalls Private Thomas Atkins as the archetype of the British soldier admired by the Duke of Wellington. It notes Kipling’s association with Tommy Atkins and includes an advertisement for Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets urging readers to keep the body free of waste.
A reflective piece centers on the idea that blood ties define loyalty and identity. It argues that familial bonds endure under pressure and that lineage can shape character and fate across generations.
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