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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
3
The lesson notes Mark 6 30 44 and John 6 highlighting Jesus feeding 5000 with a boys lunch The focus is on sharing what we have and trusting God to supply needs The discourse contrasts human logic with faith in Christ and urges service over mere organization
Marjorie Weaver plans shopping and fun in a green and red plaid raincoat with square box lines and deep pockets. She carries a self plaited green umbrella as she tours the stage after hits in Second Honeymoon.
In Bath North Carolina the state now controls eight shallow pits near the highway linked to a century old tale. Legend says Elliott the profane rider urged his horse to win or hell and the horse struck a tree, killing him. Prints reportedly remain as witnesses recall filling and re-filling the mudwallow.
Granny Fox, curious over Blacky the Crow's caws, follows the news to find Peter Rabbit in a risky game with Reddy Fox. She decides to intervene to trap Peter, but the clever rabbit slips into a brush pile just as Reddy reaches him.
Decorator Betty Wells advises selecting lamps as final touches unless a lamp inspires the room. She cautions against too many white lamps, praises beige and jewel toned bases, pink shades, and trims to add line color and lift. Unusual braids or trimmings can transform simple shades.
An interior view of New York’s Lincoln tunnel under the Hudson River highlights a $37,500,000 PWA project that eases metropolitan traffic. Construction began in 1933 and the tube now lets motorists cross in about four minutes from midtown Manhattan to New Jersey.
A $1,000,000 Nieman bequest to Harvard funds a program allowing newspaper men to study there. The article highlights John Stewart Bryan of the Richmond News-Leader, his influence, travels, and role in journalism. It also covers Mme. Dupuy, widow of Paul Dupuy, who introduced American comic strips to France and ran a major publishing group from Paris.
The quiz covers seven questions on geography law biology patents naval naming Latin usage and urban planning. Explanations note poles are nearer the center, two thirds Congress can expel a member, all Dionne quintuplets fingerprinted, U S patents 1936 and 1937 totals, Salmon named for a fish not a person, widest street Avenida Nuevo de Julio Buenos Aires at 460 feet with 33 blocks to finish, Latin rooted medical practice and patient protection plus a Dr Pierce tonic advertisement.
A traffic officer in Buenos Aires was bitten on the wrist by a dog that leapt at him after striking an electric line blown down by a storm. The dog, startled by the shock, reportedly attacked the nearest person, the policeman, who was directing traffic and answering pedestrians.
A concise aphorism notes that the proud are most offended by pride implying a moral contrast between vanity and humility. No events, people, or organizations are present.
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