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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1939
Page
7
Easy to follow guidance for using modern ice cream freezers and freezing technique. Includes peppermint candy ice cream strawberry or raspberry preserves buttermilk cream less and lemon cream sherbet with precise ratios of ice to salt, chilling times, and assembly steps.
In this new cookbook Easy Entertaining by Eleanor Howe readers will find over 125 practical suggestions and recipes for parties of all kinds. It promises unusual menus new recipes and hostess hints with order details and a Chicago address for copies.
A bedroom styled in an eighteenth century French manner showcases a peacock blue and white color scheme with period detailing and elegant decorative touches throughout.
The text outlines lesson subjects and Scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. It identifies the June 25 lesson set and affiliated readings for study and teaching.
A sermon on self examination and Pauls life in his epistles. It highlights living above circumstances, facing eternity with joy, and pressing toward the goal, urging Christians to pursue the high calling in Christ Jesus and seek the crown of righteousness.
A fragmentary quotation from Channing extols labor as the great builder conquering nations and enriching civilization more surely than war. The line frames labor as a nation’s enduring force and achievement.
The sewing circular highlights two piece daytime dress No. 1754 and youthful jacket ensemble No. 1761 with sizes, yardage, and fabrics. It promotes Barbara Bell Spring-Summer Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago listing 15 cent patterns with step by step charts.
Questions cover Bastille location the date line a diarist who coded entries why dogs pant tongue out the HM S initials on ships preferred spelling of cole slaw longest government term first incandescent light display after Australia largest island and Hoover origin of rugged individualism
The text notes the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition as the first large scale incandescent lighting display. It also cites Mr. Hoover claiming he did not invent rugged individualism but would be proud to have coined the term used by American leaders for a half century to honor self reliant citizens.
A historic fortress in France later repurposed as a prison. Details remain sparse but the transformation marked a shift from military stronghold to penal facility.
Rebecca Grantz née Re becca Grantz daughter of Michael Grantz of Langerdorff Upper Silesia born March 4 1781 lived in Philadelphia as a noted figure known as the good Jewess and the beautiful Jewess Her portrait was painted by Malbone and Sully Washington Irving brought her to Walter Scott attention She died August 27 1869
An Irish barrister, Paradox Keller, fails to achieve greater success due to an irresponsible wit. He encounters a solemn judge and declares in mock seriousness that the judge has risen by gravity while he has sunk by levity, in a paradoxical jab at natural philosophy.
A compact reflective line by Mabel W. Clapp about finding hope and light despite confinement, suggesting resilience and inner shine beyond visible limits.
James G. Stahlman, president of the American Newspaper Publishers Association, extolls the four essentials of democracy—free press, free speech, free assembly, and free worship—as the foundation of representative government and warns liberty dies when these rights are abridged.
Brief quotation attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson noting that the ornaments of a house are the friends who frequent it. This line emphasizes social warmth as the room’s best adornment.
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