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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1930
Page
2
Dame fashion embraces spun silks in the season's sports Weaves featuring striped shirting rough monotone shanting and pastel tints The fabrics promise easy laundering and bright color after washing plus neat tailoring from silk piques twill weaves and shirts as the new vogue
A 1930 Western Newspaper Union feature blends kitchen tips with style notes. It describes a quick fried carrots and apples dish layering the two ingredients before serving. It also previews spun silk frocks and lumberjack inspired outfits with matching accessories and colors.
Foods rich in vitamins are available year round for housewives. Canned tomatoes supply vitamins and allow varied preparation. Cabbage onions carrots rutabagas and parsnips provide different vitamins. Apples bananas oranges and grapefruit are also rich in vitamins.
United States Department of Agriculture guides two methods to prepare floating island dessert. It explains heating milk sugar and salt, making a vanilla custard, folding in beaten egg whites, then cooking meringue drops or baked meringues atop the custard. Optional nutmeg or chocolate garnish.
Nellie Maxwell presents home kitchen ideas and recipes from 1930. The column lists Bacon Peanut Sandwich fudge cake and shortcake, orange tea biscuits, salmon fritters, chives butter, scalloped eggplant, fried pork gravy, and notes on garden vegetables with cooking tips and a brief aside about Wall Street NY.
A homely guide to spring greens like mustard, dandelion, poke shoots, lambs quarters, sorrel, land cress, corn salad, spinach, kale, and more. It suggests blending milder greens with stronger ones and offers seasoning ideas such as salt pork fat, browned butter, lemon, olive oil, or vinegar.
Watered stock occurs when stock issued exceeds the property value it represents at issue. Increasing stock does not raise a corporation's property value unless exchanged for real value.
A census finds 1421 images of the Virgin and 1318 depictions of Christ in corners of houses overlooking streets, showcasing enduring Catholic devotion that draws American visitors to Rome.
A set of practical home tips covers avoiding icy steps with an eaves trough, rescuing custard by setting in ice water and beating smooth, using a round whisk broom as a fine sprinkler, and preserving upholstered furniture with regular brushing or vacuum cleaning. It also lists six essentials for rearing sturdy children: proper food, sunshine, exercise and rest, proper clothes, infection protection, and a wholesome mental outlook.
In a fairy tale journey, David and Wind travel to New Zealand visiting the South Island mountains. They meet the kiwi and discuss, with personified peaks, the idea of backbone and a desire for air, celebrating nature and curiosity.
David travels from the South Island toward Wellington in the North Island of New Zealand. He notices geysers and hot springs, forest shelter, and a harbor by Cook Strait. A strange fluffy bird spurs his curiosity as Wind wakes him before dawn before they cross the Equator toward islands in the Pacific Ocean.
The ancient Egyptian language faded from official use after Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in 331 B C and was replaced by Greek. Greek later gave way to Arabic about a millennium after the Moslem invasion. Egyptian lingered among locals until the 14th century and now survives only in Coptic Christian liturgy.
A British MP was rebuked for addressing the house as gentlemen and avoided further censure by apologizing that he meant to call the members honorable. The incident highlights the formal address rules in the Commons.
Foreign visitors say Americans move too fast and overlook the need to stay right on pace in this country to survive.
The article outlines two main precautions to prevent moth damage to woolen and fur garments over summer. First, thoroughly clean and prepare items before storage and keep them away from moths. Second, store clothes in a tight sealed container, using cedar or chemical deterrents, with napthalene or paradichlorobenzene as added measures. Regular cleaning and sunning during warm months are advised.
State and federal veterinarians report Johne's disease prevalent across many regions in the United States. The incurable infection, also called paratuberculosis, spreads via diseased animals and contaminated pastures, with indemnities paid for cattle slaughtered after johnin test reactions.
Experiments and many producers show hogs gain more from the same feed when water is always available. Hogs drink often, especially when a self-feeder is present, and tend to eat more deliberately after taking water breaks. When grain is scarce at a crowded feeding floor, hogs skip water to eat more.
Cass County farmers in North Dakota use sweet clover to smother sow thistles and turn sheep onto fields to graze both weeds and clover. Last year 3000 ewes were imported and 25000 acres of sweet clover and 20000 acres of alfalfa were seeded. The lamb crop was about 90 percent, with wool nearly paying for the ewes.
Advice to ventilate hog houses and provide shade. Hogs need cool shade to avoid overheating. if natural shade is unavailable use a framework covered with brush, hay, or straw as a cooler alternative to boards or sheet iron.
Extreme heat harms sheep and especially growing lambs making shade vital. Natural trees help, but substitutes work well. Old sheds or temporary poles with straw offer effective cover, ensuring lambs stay cool. Provide good shade for lambs.
An October Montana woman reports losing 19 pounds of fat in almost four weeks using Kruschen Salts. The ad claims daily half teaspoonfuls in hot water before breakfast purify the system, tone organs, and deliver a “Kruschen feeling” of health and a trim figure with a money back guarantee for an 85 cent bottle.
A Judge notes the human condition with a wry quote about aging and mental fitness. The line contrasts arterial hardening with brain softening as a aging truism.
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