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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1938

Page

6

Under Pressure The Escape To Mexico City

Joyce and Dirk flee toward Mexico City as Dorado’s forces close the barranca. They attempt a daring jump across the gorge using two horses, Joyce narrowly clears but Dirk is crushed by a fallen horse. They grab the flivver key and race for safety as riders converge.

Joyce Dirk Don Jorge Leonardo Luz Adan Maxie Dorado Barranca Plattsburg Onelia Pancho Mexico City Arnaldo Margarida Fonseca la Barranca Sebastiano Fox Onelia Rayo Tronido Adan Arnaldo Tobalito Quirt

Word Pronunciation List From Education Office

The Office of Education lists twelve commonly mispronounced words led by on and again. It notes manyAmericans misread on as un or en while again is said a-gain or a-gen. Other troublesome terms include toward, interesting, accept, address, preferable, drowned, perform, automobile, attacked, and forehead.

Office of Education Washington United Press

Children Fear Snakes Born From Misinformation

A Detroit News writer argues children fear snakes only if frightened and learned from adults. The piece debunks myths about snakes and explains birth modes. some snakes bear live young while others lay eggs, with garter and water snakes giving birth.

Detroit News

Colorful Suits Lead Spring 1938 Fashion Parade

The spring and summer 1938 suit collections span two color themes and vibrant contrasts. Two color outfits in rasp berry with navy or blue with red fox trim dominate, with square shouldered boxy silhouettes, tuxedo fronts, and embellishments like embroidery and fur. Diverse fabrics include pas tel wools, light tweeds, checks, and plaids in bold, muted tones across dressy and casual lines.

Chicago Tel Navy Western Newspaper Union

Trailer Clothes Spark New Fashion Theme

Enthusiasm for trailer travel inspires a spring style revue at the Merchandise Mart in Chicago. Designers showcase practical yet attractive denim utility outfits with front zipper overalls, a backless waistline, and a boxy jacket ideal for trailering.

Merchandise Mart Chicago

Hat color harmony with frock trim influences styles

The piece explains how frock trim colors guide hat colors for afternoon wear. It notes bright felt hats rising in varied directions, braid trim and sequins on hat tops, ribbons matching dress trim, and appliqued cutouts on veils. It mentions sports hats with tweed suits and berets in multiple crown shapes.

Concealed Heels Promise Hidden Height Boosts

The article discusses concealed heels built inside shoes to add height for small women and men. They promise extra inches without altering the shoe’s exterior, hiding underfoot and maintaining a low profile.

Questions from a General Quiz Master

The quiz asks who coined the name Empire State for New York who a Rhodes scholar is which figures appear on U S postage stamps the start date of the government fiscal year the symbolic meaning of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and which secretary holds cabinet precedence in the presidency

New York United States

Notable quotes and historic references

The items list a 1784 address by George Washington calling Britain the empire's seat. It notes a non English student winning an Oxford Rhodes scholarship. It mentions Martha Washington and Pocahontas. It states the fiscal year starts July 1. It lists war famine pestilence and death. It identifies the secretary of state.

George Washington Oxford University Cecil Rhodes Martha Washington Pocahontas

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George Agnew Chamberlain Senorita Chica Mr. van Suttart Toluca New Suits Stress Color Alliance By Cherie Nicholas Pierre de Coulevain Nujol Cope Stance Inc Lincoln, Nebr Rose Rossi R St Dr. Pierce
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