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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
4
Modern educators stress the Greek ideal of a sound mind in a sound body and see nutrition as foundational. Parents must teach balanced eating, limit candy and cookies, and provide variety with fresh eggs cereals fruits and leafy vegetables. Evaporated milk offers concentrated, sterile nourishment and long shelf life for growing children.
Exotic dishes bring a tang of other lands to the table and awaken romance. The article lauds codfish à la Benedictine and piroski, imagining meals transporting diners to Montmartre, Nevsky Prospect, and Sussex while tea cakes evoke English moors.
Mrs. Fred Strain returns to Shelby after a short Delmar McFadden visit. Laurence Shaw spends the weekend with his parents, then heads to Omaha. Mrs. A N Lund of Stromsburg hosts the Silent Six birthday club tomorrow with Mesdames Craven Carson Mills Fillman Heald Campbell and wife Powers and others. A birthday dinner at George Campbell home honors Geo Campbell and John Ed. The Gab-a-lots join a one o’clock lunch at Mrs. Paul Douglas in Lincoln with many former Osceola residents. Two carloads arrive driven by Heitzman Mills and others. The Douglas family plans to move to Fremont next week for Phil’s new job.
Hugo DeBere and Cecil Layton with families enjoyed a picnic near Aurora on Sunday. Several families shared dinners at homes and visited relatives in nearby towns, including Ed Andersons, Hilbert Buchta, and Dr J Dake. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Paul Wisely on Saturday.
Howard Yates D C invites readers to seek improved health using a Neurovalometer to detect spinal pressures. The offer promises no obligation consultation and free case discussion to explore chiropractic adjustments for relief.
Mrs. Fred Dunn spent Monday afternoon with Mrs. George Gilbert. Miss Grace Crouse of Osceola was entertained by Miss Naomi Hartman. Julius Nebosis and Mike Reisdorf canvassed for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. Mrs. Emma Hartman visited Osceola, a guest of Miss Anna Ogden. George and Julia Nebosis hosted a birthday supper with sandwiches, pickles, cinnamon rolls, strawberries and coffee.
An ad urges readers to consider buying a home within a day’s drive, claiming ownership costs less than renting. It invites contact with Mr. Renter and provides office and residence telephone references for immediate action.
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