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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
6
A vintage guide lists practical meals and tips for campers and home cooks. It covers Plymouth Succotash Cornish Pasty Rice and Egg Dish Set Pudding and other hearty, stove friendly dishes with steps, ingredients, and cooking times. It also offers a quip about blending brilliance with common sense for success.
A speaker laments missing the train and facing an unplanned stay of over a day. The traveler notes having only eighteen 'sowns' and eighteen days spent, and worries about repeating a dress. The tone is humorous and reflective.
A collection of dessert recipes including Coronado Bavarian Cream with gelatin soaked in water and strawberry mix, Scotch Shortbread dough method, Clabbered Milk with maple sugar, Cherry Betty with buttered crumbs, Apple Salad with pecans and mayo, Mint Jelly with mint and peppermint notes, plus a note on Morroccan social customs and a non floating Circassian walnut.
A monoplane spooked two Scottish villagers who feared a divine omen. They debate the meaning, with one noting it signals they must cut out whisky. In a separate scene, a bishop finds humor at a conference of negro preachers when a paper is marked 101 percent for answering an unasked question.
Ad copy touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the dye for snowy white clothes and urges consumers to use it regularly, promising consistent results and noting availability at all good grocers.
A man and wife visiting, I mention my new twin nieces and joke I’d hate being a twin for lack of individuality. They laugh. the man reveals he and his wife are both twins, hinting twins can share identity yet endure separate selves. I admit I know little about twins.
A judge notes contrasting losses as a friend throws down and a stranger robs, illustrating different paths to money loss in a quoted exchange. The brief dialogue frames a courtroom moment about liability and accountability.
Two farmers Sandy and Jock share a room during a cattle sale night. As they lie awake Sandy asks to borrow five pounds to buy a cop. Jock answers he is already asleep, ending the lighthearted exchange.
The Exchange notes the foxtrot changing women’s foot appearance as hemlines lengthen slowly. Younger women walk with a sliding stride rather than tapping, giving feet a more elongated, pointed look to suit new dances.
Lincoln Nebraska ad for STANDARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY offering parts for all makes with prompt service. Highest prices paid for old cars. Located at 2021 O Street in Lincoln. Copyright text references W N Y and city details.
A fragment from the Boston Evening Transcript lists notices including Wanted delivery boy to ride a cycle, large newly furnished room with windows on three sides, no place for a bachelor, and odd lines about women for cleaning woodwork and fireman.
British air trade now totals about 10 million dollars yearly. Air shipments range widely with gowns, furs, and other wearing apparel from France constituting the largest single item.
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