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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1934

Page

3

Brownie the Thrasher joins Jenny Wren’s kin in tale

In a playful dialogue, Jenny Wren reveals Brownie the Thrasher as her second cousin, arguing against a thrush label and praising his spring suit. Peter Rabbit notes Brownie’s twitching tail and reddish brown plumage as Jenny insists on his family ties and identity.

Eter Rabbit Jenny Wren Peter Jenny Brownie the Thrasher Wren Brownie Thrugh Thrush Peter Rabbit Ture Thrasher T. W. Burgess

Fruit Iced Tea and Other Cool Drinks

A recipe column presents refreshing beverages for hot or cool days. It describes Fruit Iced Tea made with strong tea juice from lemons and oranges, chilled with ice and water, plus citrus slices for garnish. Also listed are Ginger Ale Cream and Chocolate Ice Cream Soda, alongside Mulled Cider with cinnamon and allspice.

World broadcasting in many tongues from Czechoslovakia

Many Tongues Broadcast Czechoslovakia claims its stations lead the world in languages. Prague daily uses Czech and German and weekly adds Russian English French with occasional Polish and Serb. Bratislava features Russian Slovene Polish Romanian and Hungarian.

Czechoslovakia Prague Bratislava

Red Airplane Shaped Scene Over City Sky

A poetic scene describes a red airplane flying over a city with slum and mansion, avenues and streets. The gaze from above shows harmony as God sees people below, while small figures raise arms toward the sky and a red airplane is visible in the heavens.

WNU

Ginger Ale Cobbler Punch Recipe From 19th Century Text

A recipe describes a ginger based punch and gingerbread luncheon drink. Ingredients include cloves ginger root hot tea infusion elder stein of elder and sugar syrup. The mix uses egg whites lemon ice cream and a frozen mash, served in punch bowls with pineapple and ginger ale.

Western Newspaper Union

Beach ensemble with Mexican style coat and hat

A white and henna cotton beach coat with large wooden buttons pairs with a rough straw sombrero style hat. The ensemble reflects a Mexican effect through fabric color and accessory design.

Ants Farm Fungal Gardens On Cocoa Plantations

A South American ant colony moves in ordered lines to a cocoa plantation. Each insect bites circular leaf sections, carries the circle overhead as a canopy, returns home, chews the scraps, and beds them for a peculiar fungus that grows there. The ants feed on this fungus as their primary sustenance.

Emery boards open new uses for home sewers

Emery boards prove useful beyond nail care. Made from cardboard pulp and emery powder, they can re sharpen needles for sewing machines, craft tips, pencil leads, and smooth nicked china. The finer side yields smoother finishes and less lead breakage. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.

Bell Syndicate WNU

Earprint as ID: Perkins Proposes Ear Markings

Prof Henry F Perkins of the Fleming Museum urges ear earmarks over fingerprints for identification after reporting about 150 distinct ear formations. He notes historical use of thumb impressions, and cites India's courts and American maternity hospitals using prints. Other authorities highlight ear photography revealing individuality beyond portraits.

Henry F. Perkins Fleming Museum University of Vermont India Amercan Verkins

Don’t Give Up: S.S.S. Blood Tonic Promised Boost

The ad urges readers who feel worn out from colds and overwork to try S.S.S. a blood tonic claiming to restore strength by improving red blood cells and hemoglobin. It promises improved appetite color skin and energy with regular use unless cases are exceptional.

S.S.S S.S.S. Do

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