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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1940
Page
6
Kathleen Norris argues for aggressive nonviolent action to end the present war. She calls on American women to draft a world peace plan, apportion resources fairly, open ports, and propose economic concessions to reduce arms, envisioning a multi-year effort culminating in a global peace map accepted by many nations.
Kath leen Norris suggests women fix their gaze on an ideal, gather wrecked hopes, erase hate, embrace forgiveness, and draft a concrete world peace map. Nations would draft near equal maps, meet at a conference table, and work through problems to achieve lasting global progress.
In California this spring Connie Mack and Amos Alonzo Stagg—both still active in their fields—are celebrated as two aging yet vigorous figures totaling 154 years. Mack, 60 years in baseball as player and manager, seeks one more American League pennant and World Series title with the Athletics.
The article shows how leftover vegetables and meats can be transformed into new dishes such as vegetables a la king, meat loaf with biscuit dough, croquettes, and Cinderella dessert. It gives recipes for croquette sauce, croquettes, vegetable rings, and a light note on seasonal housekeeping tips by Eleanor Howe.
Eleanor Howe previews an Easter dinner column with a chicken ham and side dish ideas. The feature promises recipes and serving suggestions for a festive meal.
The passage instructs heating cream in quantity from the country until hot, then cooling it, covering it, and placing it in the icebox to stay sweet for several days. It emphasizes a simple preservation method.
A quirky Louisburg North Carolina street plan marks sidewalks into three traffic lanes for shoppers loafers and hurried pedestrians. The town with about two thousand residents has split foot traffic into inner middle and outer paths to manage crowds and speed.
An advertisement urges readers to fight colds by taking Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for a period to build resistance through improved nutritional assimilation. The copy frames the product as a health aid and defense against illness.
A moral exhortation warns men to stay vigilant against their greatest vice and to guard their conduct with unusual care, especially under difficult weather or uncertain circumstances.
A young man confident in his weaknesses and strengths pursues fame among the earths strong and wise men. He knows his path and aims to join eminent figures through discipline and ambition.
An advertisement urges readers to prevent constipation by daily Kellogg's All-Bran with abundant water intake. It claims regular use keeps bowels regular and notes a physician consult if the condition is chronic. Kellogg’s in Battle Creek is named as maker.
A quotation extols the creation of character in a child as the most noble work, surpassing all art in importance for all time.
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