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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

3

Short-Tail the Shrew and Peter Rabbit Sniff and Talk

In a woodland exchange, Peter Rabbit notes a musky scent and suspects Short-Tail the Shrew. Short-Tail reveals the odor is his own, praising its usefulness while others dislike it. Peter questions eye size versus nose and ears as Short-Tail boasts quick senses before fleeing from approaching footsteps. 1933 by T. W. Burgess.

Shrew Peter Rabbit Jerry Muskrat Peter Short-Tail Reddy Fox Red-Tail Hawk Hooty the Owl T. W. Burgess

Sandwich Variations From Cold Meat Classics

A concise guide reveals hearty sandwich ideas using pork, tongue, corned beef, and varied seasonings. Directions include mixing pork with onion and green pepper, or chopped corned beef with mustard or horseradish and lettuce on buttered bread.

Dried Beef and Cheese Sandwiches From 1933 Guide

A 1933 Western Newspaper Union recipe outline describes split rye bread spreads using dried beef, tomato, rich cheese, and an egg mixture for a creamy sandwich. It suggests alternatives with pickle and mayonnaise and notes these will keep chilled for several days.

Norway Western Newspaper Union

The Same Old Flag by Douglas Malloch 1933

Poem on enduring symbol of national flag. Describes flags new and old, bright and tattered, yet the same blue red and white banner that inspires courage and unity across generations. Reflects on fathers bearing the flag and its enduring meaning.

Douglas Malloch WNU

Proners and Boners in Old Examination Texts

A curious collection notes slang and errors from exams and essays, including humorous misprints about beakers and beaks and playful misstatements about Alaska and early American contact. It hints at language quirks and educational humor from 1933.

Golf advice on avoiding overuse of one club

The article advises avoiding over reliance on a single club as a fault similar to pressing. It recommends under clubbing to counteract the tendency, citing Francis Ouimet. It suggests using a maskie or a softer club before settling on a medium shot and notes firm greens today reward bold, confident play toward the pin.

Francis Ouimet Bell Syndicate WIN Service

PAPA KNOWS Quote About Speculators Circulates

A playful exchange appears where a child asks what a speculator is and the reply likens a speculator to someone dancing while a broker fiddles, reflecting attitudes toward finance.

Pop

Stars and Stripes History Recounted From Early Celebrations

Detroit News notes July 4 1777 ceremonies marking Independence anniversaries. Accounts describe ships in the Delaware River flying colors and a Portsmouth NH flag bee creating a Star Spangled Banner. The article surveys the flag’s origins and 48 star status since 1912.

Detroit News Delaware River Philadelphia United States Portsmouth N. H Raleigh Portsmouth Harbor Gansevoort Fort Stanwix Rome N. Y Congress Swartwout Continental Congress Union George Washington Delaware Trenton Washington Betsy Ross Netherlands Francis Hopkinson United States of America New Mexico Arizona

Early Fourth Celebrations In A Century Ago

A century-ago Fourth of July celebration drew crowds from nearby townships to grove gatherings near county seats. Delegations traveled in wagons with bands led by ex soldiers in red sashes while grand processions circled the square. Morning exercises, declarations of independence, and hearty meals followed, with families traveling up to 30 miles for the sights and food.

Sions Court House Square Wayfarer

Marie Antoinette coiffures echo era fashion in Paris

Writer notes Stefan Zweig's Marie Antoinette on how the queen's hairdressers shaped the era’s image. Leonard sent daily from Paris to Versailles crafted towering styles with pomade, hairpins, and symbolic panoramas of fruit gardens and ships atop the tall pouf.

Stefan Zwelg Marie Antoinette Antoinette Domnelly Chicago Tribune Zwelg Monsieur Leonard Paris Versailles Mansard Zweig

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