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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1933
Page
3
A playful verse describes a fisher as a swift climber who hunts through trees and snags various prey. It notes his speed on branches, cautious ground steps, and meals including fish frogs porcupines beavers and a shrew, warning smaller animals of the threat.
Edith M Barber outlines two main strategies to cut kitchen time in heat. One folds in large roasts and make-ahead baked goods for several days, the other uses quick dishes plus seasonal desserts. A modernized baking day, with a midweek mixing plan, leverages refrigeration to preprepare cookies cakes pastries and meats for flexible daily menus.
He hesitantly voices a kiss intention while she comments on his impulsive nature, mixing nervous anticipation with playful curiosity. The exchange hints at a developing romantic moment and mutual attraction.
A reader column offers damp weather mold prevention with lavender oil added to a bookcase. Practical home tips include cleaning a white raincoat with soap and magnesia, soaking beans and rice overnight to save time, and trimming pie crust after fitting it to the pan.
A suggested weekend menu lists Friday dinner with broiled swordfish, parsley potatoes, string beans, tomato salad, fresh cake. Saturday lunch includes crab salad with sliced egg, bread and butter, tea, berries, cookies. Saturday dinner features hot veal loaf with tomato sauce, creamed potatoes, lemon butter carrots, cucumber salad, banana tarts. Sunday supper offers cold veal loaf, vegetable salad, ginger ale, cookies.
Stevenson meets Clifford W Hartridge on West Forty-third Street then discusses crime economics with a contact near Eighth Avenue The informant lists price points for racketeering crimes from theft for five dollars kidnapping for one hundred dollars to bombing for one hundred dollars per man tied to a 1933 Bell Syndicate WNU Service report
The item lists a refrigeration friendly salad dressing and jellied dish ideas for salad or dessert. It outlines a plan including Broiled soft shelled crabs scalloped potatoes baked tomatoes cabbage and pimiento salad berries jellied vegetable salad cottage cheese tea apricot tarts baked ham hot rolls baked potatoes spinach cucumbers with sour cream melon tomato cocktail broiled steak creamed potatoes peas lettuce with roqufort dressing raspberry mousse cake mixed sandwiches sliced tomatoes iced tea coffee cookies cake and more with a Bell Syndicate WNU Service credit.
The narrative recalls Clif ford W. Hartridge as Harry K. Thaw’s attorney of record in the Stanford White murder trial. Disbarred after the case for ethical issues, he later sued the Thaw family for fees but lost. Once a $25 000 yearly New York lawyer, fate and bridge led to his quiet later years.
The piece surveys the figure of John Barleycorn as a personification of hard liquor. It traces the name’s origin from the song Sir John Barleycorn published in 1651 and notes the long history of divided views about alcohol and its social role.
The Great Western Railway inaugurates two daily air services linking Cardiff and Plymouth, using a bill enacted four years ago. The flight time is just under an hour, versus over four hours by rail, marking a first use of the measure's provisions.
A brief sketch shows a hungry patron criticizing a canvass while an artist apologizes for the work and confesses he had not eaten for three days. The exchange captures a stark moment of strain and creativity under pressure.
New England reserve air corps pilots may have their name engraved on a winged dumb bell trophy after each court of inquiry finds a flying error. Donor Captain Joseph A. Wilson U S A offers the prize to be retired by the first pilot who commits three boners.
Hal C. Hermen recounts a Detroit born actress’s rise from early kid shows in Tampa to a six month Griffith trial in California. She details encounters with Lillian and Dorothy Gish and Alma Rubens, a contract at fifty dollars weekly, leading roles and hardships including a back injury and sleepless work on films such as Desert Flower Twinkletoes and Smiling Irish Eyes.
A 1933 guide explains cooling homes through touch and sight using linen and cotton textiles, glazed finishes, and cool color schemes. It highlights light fabrics, glass and metal accents, and decorative accessories like a glass bowl of water with goldfish and ivy for a crystal cool impression.
Musical comedy star Esther Howard made her picture debut alongside Marilyn Miller years ago and has since appeared in The Woman Tamer Vice Squad Yellow Ticket Wicked and Ladies of the Big House.
The actress Raquel Torres is rarely seen without dark glasses, avoiding recognition on the street except at the studio or home.
A burglar who was freed by his lawyer sent a hunting print as thanks days later. The note inside read Dear Boss I was doing a job the other night and saw this Thought you might like it. This report comes from the Boston Transcript.
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