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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
2
A famine stricken Salteaux band drove a riot after rations dwindled under a corroded Indian affairs system. They seized food from government warehouses, wounded a constable, and an officer blamed the Great White Mother for the crisis before the chiseler rider vanished east.
Homeowners find relief from dogs trampling evergreens by spraying lower branches with a nicotine sulfate solution. The odor deters dogs and harms nothing in the plants, offering a simple, non lethal folk remedy to preserve gardens and ease tensions.
The passage notes that Aborigines left few relics to mark their centuries in Australia with no temples ruins monuments or pottery fragments. It asserts they achieved nothing toward their race's advancement.
A column muses that a stock market slump does not take a farmer's land, that wealth can breed envy, and that happiness lies in past patterns. It notes pride in labor, valuing factories over handwork, and tax on vanity, while warning against easily mocked flattery.
The diagram shows how contrasting squares create the rug design. Black joins and edging crochet unify the piece. dyeing offers color variety. The 36 by 21 inch rug uses five inch squares joined by slip stitch.
A collection of kitchen and home hacks includes making boiled meat tastier by cooling in its cooking water, greasing hot muffin pans for lighter results, using cellophane under hat bands to prevent stains, and tips for pressing skirts with wire paper clips. It also covers how to fight fat fires with flour, seal fruit pie crusts with egg white, stiffen meringue with soda, dampen twine for secure bundles, and protect tablecloths with white waxed paper.
A man indicted for a crime in Panama is put on trial promptly despite potential fugitive status, while state witnesses remain capable. Collier's Weekly notes a safebreaker began a six year sentence shortly after his 1935 trial.
Doctor Beebe, returning from a tropical expedition, brought back a 1.5 inch sailfish that puzzles experts. The fish, unlike typical sailfish, may be a new miniature species or the first known young of a normal sailfish, yet appears fully formed. The team traveled 2000 miles from Cape Lucas to Panama.
The quiz covers six questions and answers. It explains why French called inhabitants frogs in Paris history, cites the Battle of Manila Bay as the 1898 victory, translates Heil as Hail, notes St. Augustine as the oldest U S town, asserts Greek predates Latin, and says Eboracum was York’s Roman name from Britain’s conquest.
The ad touts Pepsodent toothpaste featuring Irium to remove surface stains and polish teeth. It claims a vast improvement in whitening safely without bleach, pumice, or grit.
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