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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1937

Page

2

U S Submarines Push Depths With Tarpon Fleet

San Diego reports reveal U S Navy submarines capable of 600 foot dives thanks to a new high strength alloy. The Tarpon class shows reduced hull thickness, automated controls, and a crew of fifty, with six sister boats nearing completion and six more planned. Officials deny confirmed defects in main propulsion generators.

San Diego Calif United States Navy U. S. S. Tarpon Navy O’shea Army and Navy Register

Home Tips From My Neighbor Says

Powdered sugar lumps should be sifted or flattened with a rolling pin. Remove tomato side shoots to strengthen plants for more fruit. Use a dry cloth to lift hot dishes to avoid burns. Chill pie crust before rolling and allow it to warm an hour after refrigeration. Use only dry fruit for jams to prevent mold and quick spoilage. Boil fruit promptly after picking. Associated Newspapers WNU Service.

Associated Newspapers WNU

The Reign of Law in Daily Life and Thought

A philosopher’s reflection on obedience to natural and moral laws. It argues that law governs health safety and intellect, warning that failure to follow laws leads to suffering penalties and chaos, and that true freedom comes from adherence to order.

Thoughts Shape Character And Law In Society

A speaker argues that thoughts define character and destiny, linking crime to vicious thinking and nonconformity to law. He urges public opinion to enforce obedience, advocates fixing faulty brakes to protect safety, and condemns breaking unjust laws while seeking lawful reform.

Crafty Updating For Young Family Breakfast Room

The article describes converting a breakfast room into a children dining space with a cut down kitchen table, four small unpainted chairs, and soft blue finishes. Yellow walls, brown scallop border, brown ceiling, chintz curtains with yellow rick rack, cat motifs on the wall, and a bulletin board for meals. It contrasts practical family decor with high fashion rooms.

I am come not to destroy, but to fulfill the law

The passage cites the greatest of all teachers stressing that to fulfill the law one must grasp its spirit and awaken a pure, steadfast determination to create the design with purified personality, as quoted from the Western Newspaper Union.

Jumbo buys fortune by bringing Jumbo to circus

Barnum purchased the famed elephant Jumbo from the London Zoo for ten thousand dollars. In six weeks in the United States the elephant generated three hundred thirty six thousand dollars for the circus.

Jumbo Fortune Barnum London Zoological Gardens

Flying Hero Wins Coveted Medal at Mitchell Field

Major General Frank R. McCoy pins the Distinguished Flying Cross on Lieutenant Richard Aldworth retired superintendent of Newark airport at Mitchell Field. The award honors his heroism over ten years ago when he deliberately crashed his disabled pursuit plane into the breakers off Rockaway Beach to save children on the shore.

Frank R. McCoy Second Corps Richard Aldworth Newark Mitchell Field Aldworth Roosevelt Rockaway Beach

Shirley Temple to Speak on Radio at Eight-Thirty

Shirley Temple will stay up to eight thirty to speak on a nationwide radio broadcast as her parents permit. Carole Lombard signs five year five picture deal with Selznick. Irene Dunne to star in The Mad Miss Minton at RKO. Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer in Countess Walewska drama at MGM.

Shirley Temple Wee Willie Winkie Hollywood Shirley Mrs. Temple Carole Lombard Paramount Lombard Carole Selznick R-K-O Irene Dunne Miss Minton M-G-M Greta Garbo Charles Boyer Walewska Miss Garbo

Hutchinson Leaves Warner Contract for MGM Lead Role

Josephine Hutchinson requested release from her Warner contract and was promptly signed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to star in He Who Gets Slapped with Spencer Tracy and Robert Taylor.

Warner Brothers Josephine Hutchinson Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Spencer Tracy Robert Taylor

Studio buzz links Hutchinson, Crawford, Blondell in Hollywood moves

Rumors say Miss Hutchinson hints at a break with her studio while Joan Crawford contemplates leaving for Sam Goldwyn. Joan Blondell will be borrowed to play dual roles, Constance Bennett resists a vicious star part, and Joan eyes Cape Cod summer stock. Royalty gossip notes Fred Allen, Walter O Keefe, and Eddie Cantor in ongoing showbiz chatter.

Miss Hutchinson Joan Crawford Sam Goldwyn Bennett Joan Constance Joan Blondell Warner Brothers Dennis Cape Cod Hollywood Fred Allen Walter O’keefe Allen Jeanette MacDonald Eddie Cantor Virgil Miller Miller Eddie Western Newspaper Union

Choose cockerels early for future breeding pens

Farm Topics advises poultrymen to select and retain early hatched cockerels for breeders. Pedigreed breeders should keep the top three or four cockerels per female, while non pedigree breeders benefit from large numbers to allow later selection. Cull by dam hatchability and livability of siblings.

F. P. Jeffrey New Jersey College of Agriculture WNU

Roadside Weeds Targeted by Public Roads Bureau Report

The Bureau of Public Roads outlines weed control along highways using machine mowing, hand cutting, and chemicals. Burning clears cut weeds while chemicals tackle hard to reach spots near guardrails and culverts. Effective eradication remains crucial to prevent reseeding and protect safety and farming.

Bureau of Public Roads United States Department of Agriculture

Farm and Poultry Facts from the Era

The notes cover poultry brooders, bindweed control with sodium chlorate, corn overtaking cotton in the South, duck eggs in recipes, 1937 fruit spray residue tolerance, hens’ feeding, egg protein and fat content, confinement effects on chicks, Golden Cross Bantam as a New York corn standard, US egg production pace, alfalfa soil effects, erosion control methods, and US milk cows’ five year low with projected rise.

New York State

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