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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1938

Page

2

Danavale Woman Chafes at Formal Life in California

Sarah Lynn Dana, youngest of the ona women of Danavale, resists her mother Adelaide's plan to marry her to Detroit society youth Duncan Van Doren. Great-granny Dana recalls the restless Danas in Sarah and Cousin Sally Ann Dana and urges Sally Ann to take the girl abroad.

Sarah Lynn Dana Ona Danavale Calif Adelaide Duncan van Doren Detroit Society Granny Dana Danas Sally Ann Dana Sally Ann Helena Jens Dana Sarah Lynn Detroit Lynn Bill Lynn Dana Uncle Lynn Sara Lynn

Dana Dinner at Danavale Opens a Family Visit

Sally Ann Dana and her third cousin host a guest in a Danavale setting. Sarah Lynn, a niece hopeful for freedom, meets Sally Ann and Lightning the greyhound as plans for women and family unfold amid Aunt Helena’s dinner hour.

Sally Ann Lynn Helena Sarah Lynn Aunt Helena

Editor equates germ warfare talk with wartime propaganda

The editor of Scientific American warns against credulity in germ warfare rumors likening them to World War era propaganda about Spanish influenza. He notes prewar debates, a Deutsche Wehr discussion, and a League of Nations study that man made epidemics would be limited by hygiene and microbiology. Exlosives may still prove more effective than germs.

Scientific American Deutsche Wehr League of Nations

Ash From Cremation Explains Remaining Elements

Cremation reduces a body to ash and minerals about four pounds of calcium potassium sodium magnesium iron and other compounds. Proportions vary with the original plant or animal matter.

Minerals that Build Strong Bones and Blood Health

A 1938 article explains the vital minerals calcium phosphorus iron and iodine. It notes calcium as captain of minerals forming bones and teeth and supporting heart and nerves, iron for hemoglobin and oxygen transport, iodine for thyroid function and growth, and emphasizes daily dietary sources like milk cheese leafy greens cereals eggs fish and iodized salt.

WNU C. Houston Goudiss

Tasty Baked Potatoes And Delicious Meat Loaf Tips

Reading notes suggest methods for baked potatoes to dry after cooking and a layered meat loaf technique with hard cooked eggs and chili sauce. A cold meat sauce combines whipped cream horseradish and tart unsweetened apple sauce. Also mentions adding acid to milk to prevent curdling.

Invaluable Aid To the Housewife Mineral Salts Series

The fourth article by C Houston Goudiss explains the importance of mineral salts in the diet. It links these nutrients to a strong heart nerves blood and bones and lists food sources. The series aims to help the housewife keep the family mentally and physically fit.

Henry C. Sherman Teachers College Columbia University C. Houston Goudiss Goudiss

A Splendid Service for Floors

Floors suffer the worst wear in homes, yet a self polishing wax now makes care simple. The liquid wax dries in 20 minutes and forms a protective film that keeps floors clean, preserves wood, and highlights natural beauty. Use only the best quality wax for lasting shine and protection.

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