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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1910
Page
3
Rev Newell Dwight Hillis delivers a Christmas sermon extolling joy peace and good will. He links Christ's childhood to happiness for all and calls for a Golden Age where Christmas spirit lasts year round and transforms society through generosity and mercy.
The essay argues that God’s love is constant and tender, emphasizing loving kindness as the supreme form of care. It contrasts human kindness, which can be harsh or brusque, with divine kindness that gives value to every gift and reflects true love.
A devotional piece extols the unending loving kindness of God, likening His support to a protective embrace. It warns against money obsession and moral risk, citing Genesis warnings of a flaming sword guarding the tree of life and urging steady, principled labor.
A 2 silo advocates its economic value for dairy farms and fattening stock. It explains silage benefits, reduced nutrient loss, space efficiency, and durable construction. It urges planting, breeding, and feeding strategies to boost herd profitability and overall farm productivity.
A London dispatch notes Oberammergau is in full prep for the Passion Play to be staged next year with 30 dates between May 16 and Sep 25, nineteen on Sundays. Hotels face heavy demand as agents seek beds. 1,200 village beds are allocated with lodging rules and local officials regulating prices. Anton Lang, 33, returns as Christ, married with three children, continuing to work as a potter while receiving fans. The project aims to preserve devotion and avoid commercial excess, with profits supporting the village and around 200,000 attendees expected, including 40,000 English and American visitors.
Readable fragments trace Nahum Tate’s Christmas hymn from its publication in 1722 supplement to Tate and Brady. The piece describes the angelic announcement to shepherds and the birth of the Savior, with emphasis on its enduring popularity in English carols.
Opinion notes that cheapening production raises dairy prices and that smarter feeding and breeding are the only path to lower costs. The scrub bull is called the bane and curse of the dairy industry in Missouri and the Southwest, a problem seen nationwide.
Hoe the weeds and grass away from the trees and stir the soil 2 to 3 feet around each base. Keeping grass and weeds down destroys mice nesting sites and prevents girdling. Digging in reveals pests to kill and improves cultivation. A few minutes per tree can add an extra bushel next year. More cultivation yields more fruit.
Practical notes on keeping fowls warm and active in winter, including litter, scratching sheds, feeding, and coop maintenance. Also a essay on poverty in old age, citing Walter Weyl and Success Magazine, discussing causes and moral questions.
A Paris city engineer 3L Dienert leads a test of a 20 apparatus system using an acoustic cone to hear subterranean water. The device is buried near a water source, with sound conducted to the listener's ears, enabling detection at depths around sixteen yards.
Beat the yolks of three eggs with one cup sugar. Fold in three level teaspoons of baking powder sifted with one cup flour. Add lemon flavoring and three tablespoons of boiling water. Bake in a moderate oven, cool, then spread with a frosting of two egg whites, powdered sugar, and chopped raisins.
A fragment describes mixing beef boll and suet with raisins currants apples and citron. Spices include cinnamon cloves ginger nutmeg and lemon juice with pepper and sugar. Bake in a rich crust with puff paste and a butter glaze.
Cut two thin flank steaks into strips two inches wide and four inches long. Combine bread crumbs salt parsley chopped onions pepper and melted butter. Coat the beef strips, roll and tie, brown in suet, and cook slowly for one hour and a half with a sauce identical to brown stew.
Two pounds of round or frank steak minced and mixed with one third cup soft bread crumbs one tablespoon minced parsley one level teaspoon salt one teaspoon pepper and one beaten egg. Shape into a roll bake forty minutes baste with hot water and salt pork drip. Serve with tomato or mushroom sauce and garnish with cucumber slices lemon and parsley.
Parboil sweetbreads and mince finely. Season with pepper salt mace or cayenne nutmeg and lemon juice. Mix with grated bread crumbs and cream. Shape into small cones, dip in beaten egg, coat with crumbs and fry golden. Garnish with parsley and lemon slices.
Pare and stew pumpkin until dry then mix one cup pumpkin with one egg three tablespoons molasses two pinches salt one rounded tablespoon sugar one level teaspoon ginger or cinnamon and two cups milk. Bake pie in crust. Boil chicken until tender boned cooled dice and simmer with stock and rice until grains stay whole.
In Alaska and Nome camps, women join the mining frontier as brides and housekeepers. They master canned foods, dairy substitutes, and garden yields to sustain families through endless summers and long dark winters, proving resilient in a wild, free Arctic life. The piece highlights cheerful resilience, scant sleep, and skills from muffins to fur parka wardrobes.
Consular Reports describe Siberia as richly endowed with forests birch pine and oak with crown lands totaling over 600000 acres. Rivers Volga Kama Obi Amur enable vast freight, while livestock and dairy exports grow with improved breeds and crossbreeding to Britain and Germany.
A dialogue on a crowded platform shows a conductor easing a fare dispute. A small man is moved along while another fare is rung, and a White man challenges the scene as success unfolds with a terse exchange.
A fragment from the New York Press quotes a poetical line about belief and fragrance, mentioning Gerald and a nearby contrast to sweeter scents. The text is unclear and reads as a partial literary aside without a clear event or reporting.
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