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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
3
Practical tips for kitchen and laundry care. Flour dusting for cookie cutters, keep mashed potatoes hot, camouflage iron beds with slipcovers, prune and peanut butter sandwich spread, wipe parchment lamp shades with olive oil, kerosene to remove kitchen grease, washing machine hints, standard wash times, water changes, avoid overloading, horseradish and mustard with whipped cream for sauce, long-handled dustpan saves back.
The era’s clash over a third term saw James A. Garfield derail Ulysses S. Grant's renomination after a heated factional fight. Grant led 36 ballots at the 1880 convention before Garfield’s unexpectedly strong challenge toppled him, while Theodore Roosevelt faced a similar restraint later in his career.
The piece blends a critic Elmer Twitchell’s worry over modern circus trends with Walter Dewey quotes, satire on pageants, and prudential faith notes. It shifts from show business vanity to a religious discourse urging readers to Buy, Seek, Compare, and Enjoy salvation through God’s Word.
A catalog entry lists the May 5 lesson plan with selected scripture texts and subjects. It notes the materials are copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
A large crowd from surrounding cities gathers in Jerusalem to bring the afflicted and those tormented by unclean spirits. Jesus heals all who come to him, continuing a draw of miraculous cures amid growing religious tension.
Answers reflect common trivia: a horse stands 15 hands high. Iris is the rainbow goddess in Greek myth. William Willett first proposed daylight saving. about 0 to 1 percent of biblical personal names are women. singular of dice is die. former First Lady referred to as Her Majesty is more a phrasing issue than a person. Panama Canal handles a specific daily ship count. The Cradle of American Liberty refers to Independence Hall in Philadelphia.
A compiled list presents 64 inch standard, Iris as a name, Benjamin Franklin in France 1784 referenced in a magazine, a claim that only 5 percent are women, the word Die, Dolly Madison referred to as Her Majesty, about 48 ships of typical size daily, and Faneuil Hall in Boston as a landmark.
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