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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1942
Page
7
Healthful fruit juice beverages perk up spirits in hot weather. Freeze mint leaves and berries in ice cubes, use diluted fruit juices for colored cubes, and mix juices with milk or ice cream to balance sugar. Honey sweetens with little sugar. recipe makes 1 1/2 quarts.
A compact set of summer recipes includes Orange Ginger Ale Punch Honey Chocolate Nut Cookies and Chocolate Crunch. Recipes cover beverages Orange Quench Root Beer Flip Maple Cooler and milk drinks with simple steps and serving ideas.
The notice lists available seasonings and canning supplies including cayenne red pepper mustard chili powder celery seed onion garlic salt and pepper oregano paprika curry cake spice pickling spice bay leaves marjoram cardamom anise and black pepper. It warns to limit cinnamon mace allspice white pepper cloves nutmeg and ginger. Extra sugar per person is allowed and coffee tea and cocoa may be rationed. Homemakers should conserve fats and bring spoiled fat to the butcher.
Joe Kirkwood, famed exhibitor and rival to the big tours, argues that tension and nerves decide golf’s outcome more than technique. He notes most players swing well in practice but tighten under tournament pressure and struggle with the yips, while Henry Picard and Chick Evans highlight the craft of foot action and weight shift as keys to the swing.
Kathleen Norris discusses two cases of mothers-in-law living with married sons and daughters-in-law. A plan to create a private suite for the magnate mother offers separation while keeping family ties, then a young wife writes a firm letter asserting boundaries and protection for her family.
Kathleen Norris argues that people should go beyond their share to be useful and agreeable. She notes we live among employees and neighbors and must maintain friendly terms, doing a little more than our portion to improve life for others.
A pound can of Prince Albert is recommended as the ideal gift for soldiers and sailors who smoke pipes or roll their own. The ad notes surveys show tobacco as the top service member gift and promotes the National Joy Smoke, with local dealers featuring it for Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard members.
The passage reflects on thoughts as prayers and the soul’s posture of humility. It contrasts body attitude with inner reverence, suggesting moments when deep contemplation brings a kneeling of the spirit.
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