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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
2
Kathleen Norris counsels Carol on a painful infidelity with Morgan, urging truth to Fred, protection of the children, and a path to forgiveness. The column argues secrecy risks blackmail and stresses time and stability for the family, noting morality's role in lasting marriage.
Carol Brown loves her husband Fred and their children and seeks a quiet life. While he is away, loneliness leads to an affair with artist Morgan lasting months. Fred returns crippled. Morgan ends visits but others know. Carol fears confession or concealment and constant fear.
Proper cooking preserves flavor and value. Boiled eggs should be below boiling with one pint of near boiling water per egg. Place eggs in water, cover, and keep warm to cool slowly. Five to six minutes yields soft eggs, about forty five minutes for hard eggs, then cool in cold water. Oven cooking ranges from 250 to 300 F.
Illinois agriculture expert H J Snider describes soil improvement to raise grain to cob ratio in corn. Tests at Ewing field show fertilized land yields 10.5 pounds of cobs per bushel versus 14 on unfertilized land, equating to about five bushels per hundred if not treated.
Practical guide from the Western Newspaper Union offering summer friendly meals. Includes molded chicken a la king, mackerel with bacon and onions, baked bean and egg salad, salmon salad, and a shrimp dish. Provides tips for keeping kitchens cool, prep steps, serving suggestions, and serving portions.
Officials appointed by the Commander in Chief issue a direct call to American farmers urging increased sugar beet cultivation to supply the nation's essential sugar needs.
The USDA announces a program to extract liquid motor fuel from corncobs peanut shells flax shives oat hulls cottonseed hulls sugar cane bagasse and other farm wastes. Lab chemists report 90 to 95 gallons of fuel per ton with about half as ethyl alcohol. Work at Peoria Illinois has reached semi-works and will be expanded to evaluate on a semi-commercial scale.
The American Veterinary Medical Association reports the nation’s campaign against cattle tuberculosis has saved thousands of lives. Since 1930 human deaths from non pulmonary tuberculosis declined 54 percent. Condemnations of swine at packing plants dropped from .17 percent in 1921 to .02 percent.
A compact feature highlights Lynn Chambers suggested menus designed to stretch groceries with items such as Hamburger Grill with Bananas and Bacon and Jellied Vegetable Aspic. It lists Green Beans, Cream Cheese Whole Wheat Bread Sandwiches and Lemon Chiffon Pie as appealing course options.
In Ravenna Nebraska James A. Macek advertises a fully operational hotel in a railroad town showing capacity full and year round business. Contact details reference James A. Macek Ravenna Neb.
Edward Kadlecek of Hay Springs Nebraska showcases a 4 row McCormick Deering corn planter with side connecting parts a depth gauge and furrow openers for efficient planting at farm display.
Collier's notes that 37mm and 40mm shells explode only on impact. Missed shells do not fall to earth but are destroyed by tracer burning through the explosive in seven seconds, reducing danger to soldiers.
The guide suggests lettuce cups with sliced oranges and shredded coconut, cabbage with peach or apricot halves, and a smooth dressing made from mayonnaise and peach juice or sour cream. It notes adding meat bits and cheese to salads and improving Thousand Island with ripe olives.
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