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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1941
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues that gradual loss of mutual affection signals character and common sense erosion. She urges wives to repair kindness and attention, especially to husbands, before resorting to divorce, which she says carries heavy consequences for families and children.
ACADIA CALIF Santa Anita starts with five million dollars in prize money and forty million awaiting mutuel pools as Florida and California purse totals soar. The piece surveys betting practices and jockey scandals, lauds Jerry Geisler and racing officials, notes top horses like Carleton Burke and Challedon, and downplays Hollywood glamour in favor of bets and competition.
Luke writes of his army draft anxiety and dental exam anxiety, wondering if he is being checked for war or a screen test. He jokes about famous leaders with bad teeth, mocks the induction process, and laments being six points short of the Perfect Man while asthma and eye troubles loom. The piece includes a closing item on women supporting defense and a light simile quip.
A nostalgic guide urges continued club meetings and informal hospitality despite blustery weather. It offers menu ideas for teatimes and fireside gatherings including beef creole rice rings, cheese boards, assorted fruits, coffee cake, and a festive eggnog pie. Dessert and tea recipes follow with detailed steps for cordial party fare and warm beverages.
A Miss Howe cookbook promotes fresh baked muffins and cinnamon rolls for Sunday breakfast. It highlights tested recipes in Better Baking and invites readers to send 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, for a copy.
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