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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
3
A 1929 United States Department of Agriculture prepared guide offers recipes for chicken croquettes Creole sandwiches baked lamb cutlets sweetbread salad lamb patties honey doughnuts chestnut dishes and French salad plus stuffing tips for lamb shoulder with mint or watercress including step by step methods and oven temperatures.
A quick neat method to bind necks uses a double bias binding cut from material such as thin silk. Align raw edges, stitch, then turn to the seam line. Baste before cutting to keep the binding true and avoid an extra turn.
A story of Mother Deer falling ill from tainted food and a passing danger. Mr Deer also becomes ill with painful swollen joints and infected hoofs. The keeper nurses them, dressing the deer’s feet with gauze and ointment for weeks, showing patience and gratitude from the deer. The tale ends with Mr Deer thanking the keeper.
The article describes an irregular shaped kitchen designed by the Bureau of Home Economics at the USDA. It explains efficient work centers arranged away from main travel lines with delivery to the back porch, storage near the sink, and a pass closet to the dining room.
Household notes advise brushing wet fur to prevent matting and using yellow instead of blue or gray to brighten a room. It recommends lightly buttered whole wheat toast for a child's breakfast and explains linoleum needs two weeks to stretch before fastening.
A detailed handmade guide describes stitching stamped muslin patterns with buttonhole silk and eiderdown wool to create corded raised effect. It explains mounting the bag in a frame with silk lining and a silk handle, including cutting and assembling steps for a finished piece.
Recipe instructions for stuffed pork chops with apple stuffing. Directions include cutting pockets, preparing stuffing from bread crumbs celery onion and parsley, browning chops, inserting stuffing with toothpicks, baking 4150 minutes in a moderate oven, and serving with parsley garnish.
A quote from W. Babson emphasizes that leadership size matters more than business size, suggesting the influence of the head in enterprise outcomes.
Paris police study ear shapes as a potential replacement for fingerprints. Ear shapes vary by individual and cannot be altered without leaving marks, allowing ear photographs to be taken and filed like fingerprints.
Comic dialogue from Passing Show where a boy asks about taking apples and a spanking is implied after a playful exchange between Jimmy and a visitor. The exchange centers on the number of apples and a humorous consequence.
A brief note reflects on contrasting aims as generations seek fulfillment. It contrasts youthful joy with elder prudence, inviting readers to consider how happiness and wisdom guide life choices across ages.
Barton Cooper a thirteen year old blind boy recently took up golf and played nine holes on the municipal courts at San Diego in 43 strokes. He plays with a caddy who helps him locate the pins, and ten foot putts are common after the caddy rattles the cups.
A humorous exchange features Wesley and Good Uncle Wesley arguing about dime novels and where to buy them cheaply, with Wesley joking about a three-for-a-dime deal.
A public exchange between a debater and a self proclaimed simpleton draws a mixed crowd. Observers note humor and clarity from the simpleton resonated with about half the audience while others questioned the reasoning.
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