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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
3
This lesson on Luke 15 11 24 explores repentance and forgiveness. The golden text from I John 1 9 emphasizes confession bringing forgiveness and cleansing from unrighteousness. It presents different topic levels from junior to senior, focusing on the prodigal son and the forgiveness of sin.
A sermon outlines Genesis sin origins through Eve and Adam, then salvation in Christ, repentance, and forgiveness. It cites Romans and Isaiah, presents the prodigal son parable, and concludes with justification by faith and dialectic on divine mercy.
Danny Meadow Mouse treks along the riverbank avoiding predators like Reddy Fox and Plunger the turtle. He finds a fallen log spanning the Laughing Brook and crosses safely, finally reaching the home side after a tiring escape.
Five thousand year old Sumerian statues from a hoard of sacred images were placed at the Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago. They were excavated by the Iraq expedition near Bagdad and saved during Tell Asmar shrine renovations between 3000 and 2800 B C, buried under a shrine floor to stay consecrated.
A nostalgic piece celebrates a family outing to the circus with children and neighbors. The narrator recalls childhood delight, the joy of shared treats, and the belief that growing old brings its own happiness.
A fragment from a vintage recipe column describes a versatile fruit and vegetable salad with tomato onion celery orange and lettuce, plus a dairy coffee tapioca dessert and a honey raisin candy mixture. It gives proportions for milk coffee tapioca bake time and candy temperature.
A fashion note promotes pattern 9246 a versatile frock with an irregular yoke shirring and a small collar. It suggests fabrics from printed batiste to pastel crepe and explains optional peplum removal. Size 16 requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric and orders cost 15 cents.
The article explains how colonists lit fires before matches. Indians used friction by twirling a stick against wood with a bow-string. settlers relied on striking flint and steel to create sparks.
In Indiana the red headed woodpecker proves abundant only when beechnuts are plentiful, signaling a strong link between mast availability and this species presence in the region.
A syndicated Q and A feature presents humorous exchanges with Ed Wynn and readers. The column includes jokes about coal sleepers sharks mining wages and distinguishing waiters from guests, ending with a light Associated Newspapers WNU Service tag.
Liquid powder must be applied properly to achieve a smooth look. Use a small sponge and apply evenly without driblets or thin spots on the neck. It serves as a grand foundation for evening makeup.
Pious Polly laments long church services while others sleep in on Sunday mornings. The Bell Syndicate item notes varied church habits across communities.
Collier's Weekly notes a unique Cistercian monastery in Alcobaca Portugal where a basement kitchen supposedly has a constant flow of free food. A fish supply is said to be reachable by lowering a net into a river branch running through the hall.
A brief exchange shows Solomon Isaac O'Brien Gollman asking for the applicant’s name and the applicant replying Solomon Isaac O'Brien for protection, clarifying the purpose behind the inquiry.
A humorous quip from Pathfinder Magazine shows a new assistant replying to a government examiner about a paper marked 101 percent. The exchange highlights the theme of overestimation and the joke hinges on a question not asked.
A Vienna notice seeks the return of a missing wife with a promise of 1000 marks for the finder. The appeal uses a warm tone and appeals to the public for aid in locating Frau.
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