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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
7
The description explains two mashie shot stances. For high, fast elevation the ball is played from the left foot with an upright swing, as shown by Marian Bennett. For downhill or low trajectories the ball moves off the right foot with a shorter punch-like swing to stop quickly.
A guide notes consomme can form the base of many dishes including molded meat fish or vegetable combos thickened with gelatin Beef soup with gelatin suits stuffed vegetables and oxtail soup fills stuffed cabbage Served with dumplings a flour butter binding recommended Mulligataway with hot rice and pimentos or green pepper Mock turtle soup gains brightness with lemon juice and a dash of Worcester or Tabasco served with slices of hard cooked egg.
In an early morning scene at the Old Orchard two foxes Reddy and Mrs Reddy hide by a crumbling wall watching Johnny Chuck tender his clover breakfast. Sammy Jay alarms Johnny as the foxes close in, but Chuck fights back, showing no cowardice despite being outnumbered.
A 1933 Douglas Malloch verse contrasts mass produced pins with women’s dieting temptations. It questions consumption and dinner table abundance, noting the pins’ billions made and sold while women face pressure to be thinner after meals.
Reu ben I. Cahn argues that money evolved from barter as societies sought efficient trade. Early items of generally recognized value like wampum, skins, cattle, salt, tea, tobacco, rice and shells became media of exchange, turning intrinsic worth into measurable units prior to governmental control.
A collection of humorous phrases traced to exam papers and student writing. The items play on words and misread phrases, noting teachers’ witty misfires and oddities from 1933 Bell Syndicate material.
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