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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1941
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues that women shape marriage and home stability during war era turmoil. She cites a Chicago husband's letter describing a strained marriage, a neglected home, and a lust for another woman, then counsels endurance and patience as a solution.
Fort Worth writers note the St Louis Cardinals rival Dodgers and Brooklyn for pennant chances amid July August tests. Observers cite Dizzy Dean's pitching and strong hitting as factors while predicting renewed Reds and Indians fight and higher attendance due to defense era. President Ford Frick comments on rising weekend and night game interest.
A homemaking column guides new wives through pie making with tips on pastry technique and several recipes. It covers hot water pastry, shaping crusts, and six pies including Spanish Cream pie with gelatin custard and a classic Apple pie, plus variations like cheese and crumb crusts.
The article laments the death of Lou Gehrig, praising his courage, stamina, and sportsmanship. It notes Gehrig as baseball's greatest tragedy and emphasizes his remarkable physical power coupled with a gentle, childlike nature, suggesting no one like him will come again.
The famed quail hunter Bill Dickey returns in his sixteenth season to deliver his best year yet. The Arkansas and Southwest crowds cheer as he nears a .330 batting pace, with his bat beating like a drum.
A simple set menu offers cube steaks with tart dressing, potato sticks, butter, lima beans, bread or rolls, green salad, and chocolate pie. Coffee is included.
Lynn shares practical homemaking advice approved by hundreds of cooks mothers and housewives. Do not pour cold water on hot tins or aluminum pans and boil new rope clothes lines to soften them. A round whisk broom works well as a clothes sprinkler and blotting paper can lift grease spots from wallpaper with a warm iron. Bacon should be treated as fat rather than meat in meal planning due to its low protein.
A 24 page songbook of nineteen classic cowboy tunes fuels a cheerful gathering with crowd pleasers like Git Along Little Dogies Red River Valley Home on the Range and Goodbye Old Paint. Patrons sing along as they share the old Texas trail songs and lively verses.
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