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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
7
A fragment describes a scene that resembles a sparrow's nest or tangled string amid a dwindling effort to shape meaning. The imagery hints at disorder and fragile craft, with the speaker noting how attempts yield little resemblance to any clear form.
A nostalgic guide to cherry pie making covering crust prep, juice management, sugar and flour ratios, egg yolk use, oven temperatures, venting, lattice tops, meringue toppings, and related cherry desserts. Includes recipes for baked cherry pudding and cherry jelly with step by step tips and proportional measurements.
Forty four years after rescuing many lives in a Fort Worth theater fire, a bronze bust will replace an old monument. British engineer Al Hayne rushed inside to save others, stayed until all escaped, jumped as flames engulfed him, and died from injuries.
Bridget reports Tim Dugan called and expressed gladness to find both Bridget and her mother at home, showing a cheerful update on domestic greetings.
Patsy the elephant, owned by Mrs. Nellie J. Dutton of Sarasota Florida, died after a water shortage left him unable to drink. The wrap shows the animal collapsed after a nightly spree and a 150 gallon daily ration was cut leading to weakness and death. Mrs. Dutton laments the effect on their touring show.
Layer cherries with sugar in layers, dot with butter, and cover with an upper crust. Bake in a hot oven at 450 degrees Fahrenheit for ten minutes, then reduce heat and bake until cherries are soft. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
A reader offers practical hints on cooking and care. Parsley brightens cold meat, avoid washing gilt china with soda, watering houseplants from saucers can revive them, and a teaspoon of vinegar in boiled fish water helps firm the flesh.
Naturalist F. W. Muir explains a study of tree core cross sections revealing drought cycles of 9 to 18 years. Utah suffered severe dry periods 1843 to 1850 and 1901 to 1905, with experts noting future wetter years possible.
A Utah highway patrol report finds women are safer drivers than men. Of 75 driving tests, ten failed and all failed were men, indicating higher female pass rates in the license examinations.
The National Woman Suffrage union led by the Duchess de la Rochefoucauld reports progress as it wins individual senators to support of women’s suffrage in France. The group says France is the only major nation still excluding women from voting and hopes for brighter chances than ever before.
Mayor LaGuardia ordered the tug Macom laid up to cut costs, ending a 15 year era of lavish welcomes for distinguished visitors. The Macom served as a private yacht for ceremonies and was once part of a wider civic pageant with ticker tape and shore-to-bay displays.
The origin of the phrase all things to all men traces to the Bible and Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. In 1 Corinthians 9 he writes I am made all things to all men that I might by all means save some. The line is framed as spiritual outreach and has a long literary history.
A Philadelphia exhibit features a 1808 children’s book with cautionary verse stories. One tale warns Miss Helen who crosses streets too fast, heedless of carriages, and suffers a fatal collision, illustrating early moral safety lessons.
A brief quarrel surfaces over pay with a worker noting a $10,000 annual salary is excessive while another concedes earning just $20 weekly, highlighting wage tensions.
Ancient Pompeii faced frequent traffic dangers as chariot designers and drivers battled regime rules and unruly speeds. Public authorities debated tighter controls while citizens endured near misses and noisy streets.
On a Sunday NBC broadcast Gene Arnold and Dr W E Fitch discuss Crazy Water Crystals versus pure salts. Fitch argues natural minerals in water cannot be duplicated by laboratory salts and highlights the benefits for rheumatic pains. A standard box costs $1.50 and lasts about three weeks. Crazy Water Company Mineral Wells Texas.
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