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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
Fragmentary essay on the body’s value and role in human existence. It argues the brain’s front region anchors mind and emotion while the body enables expression, suggesting daily life, art, and work rely on our living temples that vibrate with thought and impulse.
Betty Wells surveys a reader’s living room palette featuring blue walls, mulberry and pinkish lavender textiles, and antique Italian furniture. Suggestions include reupholstering or replacing pieces with dark red damask, gold chair accents, and Renaissance motifs with brass lamps and a wall reproduction.
Dr. Oscar B. Nugent of the Chicago Eye Hospital describes a technique using forty needles and high frequency current to reattach the retina after detachment. He says the riveted wounds help the retina adhere, with about a 50 percent success rate in his cases.
A reader offers kitchen tips: mix salt with lemon juice to remove rust, use preserved pickle vinegar in dressings, and store potatoes in the cold to extend freshness. It notes hybrid tea roses with blue ageratum and pink phlox as borders for gardens.
The article argues that life insurance cannot insure life, as life is immortal. It emphasizes protecting the body through proper care, noting the body as both a human engine and the temple of the Divine Spirit, shaping personality and achievement. It warns that impairment hinders progress and highlights the body’s role in longevity and inner temple.
The famous Roman orator Cicero delivered orations and then transcribed them into written texts. These writings preserved his speeches for future study and public understanding of rhetoric.
After decades in a small cottage Mrs. Mueller moves to live with her son Carl and daughter in law Adelaide. She longs for her German meals and garden yet grows fond of the new home as Jacob the chauffeur helps her visit the old house and she enjoys sauerbraten at her new kitchen despite initial homesickness.
The piece recounts a legendary 494 B C secession of plebeians from Rome led by Licinius Dentatus. They occupied Sacred Mount beyond the Anio, avoiding war, while patricians negotiated. Menenius Agrippa then secured terms for plebeian officers to protect citizens from unjust consular actions.
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