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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
3
Lesson outlines Deuteronomy 8 warning against forgetting God through prosperity and pride, Malachi urges tithe keeping, Matthew 25 on using talents, and II Corinthians 8 9 and 9 7 on systematic cheerful benevolence and true charity with examples, motives, and divine standards.
Nanny Meadow Mouse frets as Danny Meadow Mouse fails to return home overnight. Nighttime silver moonlight frames the meadow while potential dangers hover, including hawks, foxes, and a prowling cat, amid a worry-filled vigil.
A worried nanny waits for Danny returning through grassy paths they made, fearing a dreadful fate. She cannot sleep as dawn approaches and hopes sweet Mistress Moon witnesses his return while Black Shadows fade with the sun.
Melvin Henry aged twenty nine, a student pilot at Bettis Airport in Pittsburgh, landed safely and unharmed in a tree top after his first parachute jump.
Quote from Plato on self mastery highlighting that victory over self is the noblest victory and defeat by self is the basest failure. The saying contrasts inner discipline with inner surrender.
The Langley motor driven airplane of 1896 did not carry a man. The Wright brothers made four successful flights on December 17, 1903 with the machine airborne 59 seconds and 852 feet, marking the first successful flight of a human in a powered aircraft.
The poem contrasts the beauty of the ocean and a splendid city with the ache of distance. The speaker longs for a familiar green patch of land a little house with a maple tree and a rose fence, finding home in memory despite grandeur elsewhere.
A reader asks about mixed signals from a friend who talks badly yet may be adored by a boy. The advisor suggests misread signals or knocker meaning, while another note notes a dating misfire after a dance. A third snippet mentions starting work as a downtown restaurant waiter.
A Public Ledger item notes metallic eye shadow shades in gold bronze or silver as a new way to highlight lids with jewelry like effect. Readers share quirky letters about tips jobs and a Sunday school riddle, including weather vane jokes and commandments math.
A collection of culinary instructions featuring prune and rhubarb pie variations, fruit mixtures with lemon and banana, and a cabbage flavored dish with onions and vinegar. Also notes on banana whip, tomato squash casserole, and optional egg white or cream preparations.
Vitiligo is a skin pigment loss disease with white patches that may cover the body. The condition is rarer in America and Europe but more common in tropical countries. Patches form dark edges, coalesce, and prove resistant to many treatments with unsatisfactory results.
C H Ouimet of Chestnut Hill Mass writes in Collier s Weekly that plants react similarly to animals being benumbed by cold stupefied by chloroform intoxicated by alcohol excited by electrical stimulus hurt by blows and killed by poison a vase of carnations near a dance orchestra will lean away after hours
Create a stylish top facing frock in tie silk or printed lawn with square neckline and loose sleeves. Variation includes solid color or striped fabrics, ideal under coats into summer. Pattern 2197 fits sizes 12 to 42, requires 3 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16, with illustrated instructions and 15 cent price.
Two students discuss how to greet a teacher in the morning with one saying they will speak little and the other replying the teacher will say the rest. The exchange hints at classroom routines and social polish in a quiet school moment.
Dueling daughters of wealth contrast refinery and oil wealth. One scorns the other as their fathers prosper in crude oil and refined sugar, highlighting social divides within a rich family.
A playful Detroit News feature contrasts a father’s quip on premature baldness with his son's humorous reply, reflecting mid century manners and family humor in a column anecdote.
A playful note in the paper teases tonight's bridge problem as readers discuss solving it. The brief exchange hints at puzzle focus and reader participation without revealing the solution.
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