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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
7
Kathleen Norris warns households to anticipate hardship as war continues. She urges debt reduction, strict budgeting, and frugal living to preserve solvency and independence, with families teaching children restraint and planning for postwar relief and peace.
In a military camp minded debate on athletic stance, P Hal Sims argues knock knee allows better balance and a quicker start in golf, citing a 36 at Garden City. The piece links famous athletes to stance ideas, noting bowlegged players like Hans Wagner and others for contrast.
Classic picnic menu and grilling tips with recipes for hamburgers and cheese burgers, roasted corn and potatoes, marshmallow desserts, kabobs, Vitamin Salad, and Fruit Treats. Practical guidance for outdoor meals, seating, and fire management, plus a note inviting readers to send questions to Miss Lynn Chambers at the Western Newspaper Union.
For best results in outdoor cooking use a small fire with a deep bed of coals. Start with soft quick burning wood such as pine spruce hemlock laurel poplar or aspen and use hard wood like maple oak ash beech birch or hickory for a solid coal bed. Seasoned dry wood burns best and bark slows flames. Split wood lights easier and kneeling is fine when handling a hand axe.
Community supper offers barbecued hamburgers and Weinies with toasted buns, mustard, chili sauce, relish, roast corn or potatoes, plus fresh fruit or berries and a marshmallow dessert. Coffee or lemonade served. recipe given.
A vintage cross stitch pattern discusses bed sets using bouquets of flowers with crocheted edging. Pattern 302 includes transfer motifs sized 434 by 1815 and 434 by 131 percent inch, color schemes, illustrations of stitches and required materials. Orders are to be sent to the address listed.
A sewing circle offers pattern No. with 15 cents plus 1 cent mailing to be sent to the requester at 82 Eighth Ave New York. Request must include name and address.
A wartime note explains soldiers fear displaying emotion and uses buzzards for colonels and Camels for cigarettes. It cites Camel cartons as favored gifts known in service stores and urges sending a carton to a serviceman as a daily hint.
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