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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1938

Page

2

Under Pressure at La Barranca With Arnaldo and Joyce

Arnaldo joins Joyce Sewell at La Barranca on a semi official mission after van Suttart’s car is found. Don Jorge tests loyalties while Adan Arnaldo offers a sale. Joyce vows to fight and later shares a moonlit talk with Dirk, revealing fear, danger, and growing mutual attraction.

la Barranca Arnaldo Juanito van Suttart Joyce Dirk Adan Luz Don Jorge Margarida Fonseca Onelia Joyce Sewell Dorado Leonardo Nol Maxie Mr. van Suttart Adan Arnaldo Senor Maximiliano Senorita

How to Make a Large Yarn and Bandanna Doll

Ruth Wyeth Spears explains a large doll crafted from two yarn hanks and a large red bandanna. She details head arms waist skirt and facial features using simple stitches and buttons, plus instructions for cutting the bandanna to form head kerchief and shoulder kerchief. The ad promotes Mrs Spears Sewing book offering step by step home crafts with a 25 cent copy request to Chicago.

Spears South Desplaines St Chicago Illinois

Rabbits game taught by South Africans captivates U S players

A St Louis Globe-Democrat writer recounts South African boys bringing the game Rabbits to the United States. The field 120 by 24 feet uses six crosslines with twelve players per side, hunters and rabbits. Rabbits score by passing the field. taps kill.

U. S St. Louis Globe-Democrat South Africa

The Snow Goose’s Decline From Plains to Peril

The snow goose was once abundant across the western plains as migrating flocks that resembled snowy banks. Its flesh soured hunting appeal, yet the bird earned its own fate by feeding on grain, incurring farmer wrath and decline.

United States

Black Flower Myth Debunked: Black Rose is Deep Red

The article argues that a truly black flower does not exist in nature or science. It notes that what is sold as a black rose appears nearly black but is actually a very deep red.

Household Tips for Everyday Care and Cooking

Practical hints cover keeping sinks white with a soap jelly, cooking cheese at low heat to avoid toughness, rinsing pans before heating milk to prevent scorching, preserving leather via castor oil massage, and adding color to rolls by inserting jam before baking. The tone reflects a domestic guide style with concise, actionable steps.

Mistake-O-Graph Oddities and Inaccurate Labels

A list of humorous labeling errors and mismatched items in a display. Notes include a clock wall labeled clock, jewelry misspelled, mismatched shoe colors, oversized ring for a baby, a clock with no parts, a cuckoo bird missing, weights partially airborne, a wristwatch strap too long, coal for sale in a showcase, and a clerk offering a burglar a better watch.

WNU

The Miracle of Irium Pepsodent Cresting Smiles

A vintage ad touts Pepsodent with Irium promising a dazzling natural smile. It claims no grit or pumice and rapid gleam, urging daily use for sparkling teeth through a modernized dentifrice.

Favorite Recipe of the Week Salmon Hominy Casserole

Salmon and hominy combine in a baked casserole with a cheese and milk sauce. Drain the can liquids, make a thick sauce, add buttered bread crumbs, bake at 400 degrees for about 30 minutes. Suggest serving with an asparagus tip salad and tart French dressing.

Heedless One Denounces Selfish Demands for Labor and Love

A Wordsworth line argues that a person who ignores duties cannot expect others to toil, sow, or love him on demand. The reflection highlights the moral consequence of self-centered neglect.

Wordsworth

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