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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
7
A Western Newspaper Union 1930 recipe roundup presents codfish dishes and sides. Includes baked cod with potatoes, scalloped cod, codfish soufflé, roast stuffed spareribs with onion stuffing, Spanish beans, English chicken salad, and cranberry toast with cheese. Provides ingredient lists and steps, reflecting era kitchen guidance.
Mildew has plagued parts of the country due to damp weather this year. It stains fabrics, leather, wood and papers, weakens textiles, and can appear overnight on closets, trunks, shoes, and walls. Fresh white cotton and linen may be treated. many agents like sour milk, lemon juice, javelle water, permanganate, and oxalic acid are suggested. sunning helps. avoid silk or wool. A USDA stain removal bulletin is available free on request.
The American Tree Association reports Russia has the largest forest area, followed by the British Empire, Brazil, and the United States. These four nations hold almost two thirds of the world’s forest land, with the remaining third spread across over fifty other countries.
USDA Bureau of Home Economics advises locating and reserving the coldest part of the household refrigerator for meat and milk. Test sections with thermometers, compare temperatures, and remember cold air descends from the ice chamber.
David travels with Africa in a gentle tale where Africa explains its plateau coast and self-willed rivers. Father Atlas appears with maps, guiding David to Atlas mountains for a lunch and a view, as North Africa’s rain needs are discussed.
A collection of household tips on cleaning hats and wool garments avoiding shrinkage. Advice on preserving apple juice, cleaning routines, and economical hat stands. A narrative dialogue portrays Mother Earth busy with chores and feeding her people, welcoming David to the home ground.
Fashion notes spotlight caped dresses with circular capes and self print ties. Spring silks showcase leaf, fruit, and pin dot patterns, plus star prints. outfits feature matching wraps, sleeved gowns, and coordinated bolero or cape alternatives.
A child at dinner jokes about eggs and a warning not to drop the yolk. The grandfather serves hard boiled eggs in halves while the child, named Jane, insists on careful handling.
The head of the house bends to kiss his wife before leaving for work when their young son appears around the corner and asks if they are playing post office. The scene captures a domestic morning moment and a child’s innocent interruption.
The British and Foreign Bible Society reports that 237,000,000 Bibles have been sold in the last 80 years. The Good Book has been distributed worldwide and remains the best seller in major nations.
A platonic friendship is a form of friendship without romance named for Plato who depicted such a relationship.
The article notes American women favor fur, especially in the north, with coats trimmed in fur and rabbit skins dyed to resemble more expensive furs. It warns buyers to trust reputable furriers, explains common trade names for rabbit furs, and urges knowledgeable selection to avoid misrepresentation.
The piece outlines fur choices by use and wearer. It lists belts of fur types for wraps, car coats, and sportswear, including otter beaver mink raccoon and others. It advises buyers to consult a reliable dealer and tailor selections to age and figure for best effect.
The national reminder to druggists promotes the ninth anniversary of First Aid Home Remedy Week set for March 16 23. Sterling Products launched the annual spring sales drive in 1922 to boost preparedness for accidents and illness and ease suffering.
Mrs Chatterton has broadcast the tale on her 20 party telephone line. The exchange notes that intelligent people sustain a community with everyone contributing money. It mentions Great Britain as once connected to Europe on the continental shelf.
The text urges prompt medical attention if needed and recommends Castoria as a mother's standby from infancy. It notes Castoria is available at drugstores, with the genuine product identified by the Chas. H. Fletcher signature on every wrapper.
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