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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1935
Page
7
Nebraska has spent 2.39 million dollars and plans 81 million more on 45 completed and 31 in progress PWA projects since August 1933. Major undertakings include South Omaha bridge, Loup River and Viattte Valley power districts, with many towns gaining schools, water systems, sewers, and street lighting.
A. E. Anderson, Nebraska statistician, reports corn prospects in the state are better than in any state between Nebraska and Washington. He notes heavy May rains improved soil, many fields planted last week, and up to 85 percent planted across Nebraska if dry weather holds.
Attorney Washington Arthur F. Mullen said Nebraska's two major water projects financed by public works funds will get extra allotments totaling 33.6 million for interconnecting facilities. The PWA and the two districts agreed on contract terms and more allotments are expected to be announced soon.
A hungry Buster Bear hunts beechnuts in the Green Forest while Danny Meadow Mouse hides, fearing detection. The mouse keeps still and watches as the bear noses through leaves in moonlit woods, unsure what the bear seeks. The scene ends with Danny fearing discovery.
The legend says Madame Pele, feared of all deities in Hawaii, held terrifying powers under taboo. In 1824 Princess Kapiolani of Hilo challenged the goddess, muting native fear and ending the terror. The volcano sits within Hawaii National Park in the United States.
Simple Mother's Cook Book notes rhubarb preparations bake tender chunks with sugar then fold in egg whites and coconut for a chilled dessert. It also covers stuffing cream cheese parsley dates with raisins and cream, served on lettuce with dressing, plus a coconut crumb bake with rhubarb and orange rind.
The speaker, an angel banished from paradise, watches sale proceeds buy treasured furniture one by one. She longs for the kitchen table where family life and quiet bliss once gathered, as children and a husband share simple meals and memories around the pine table.
A column presents humorous Q A exchanges from readers with Ed Wynn. The first asks about hunting in Pennsylvania and the response jokes it is better than finding but not as good as voting. Other letters joke about engagements, a hen with tacks, and a boy wanting to be a detective with a facial lift.
Polly remarks that the oddest trick a magician performs is pulling his own head from a hat. The quote showcases a sharp, humorous turn of phrase reflecting a wry modern wit.
Pattern 9342 features a cape sleeve that flatters a mature figure with a front cape and back yoke, a small bow at the bodice, and a well-cut skirt. Suitable for flower prints, solids, voile, or lawn, sizes 16 to 44. Send 15 cents and order to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York with name address style number and size.
A father remarks on his son joining the family business acknowledging progress but noting the heir has a long way to go before matching his stature. The elder says the son still has more to learn to fill his shoes.
A statesman compares a party platform to a golf bunker. The platform is required but skill lies in avoiding it, highlighting how rules can guide but not define strategy. The exchange frames political procedure as tactical play, underscoring practical approach over rigidity.
A man proclaims a woman nearby as a payroll bandit, claiming he married her, as reported in the Chelsea Record. The exchange suggests a personal connection to the accusation.
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