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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1935

Page

3

What the Church Is For and How It Grows

Lesson outlines the church as the body of Christ united by the Holy Spirit, its origin at Pentecost, and the six unities that bind believers. It details Christ as head, roles of apostles prophets evangelists pastors and teachers, and the church growth through edification unity and maturity in faith. It emphasizes unity one body one Spirit one hope one Lord one faith one baptism and one God and Father.

God Jesus Christ Christ Lord Jesus Christ Son of God

Danny in the Hollow Log: Escape from Billy Mink

Anny Meadow Mouse crosses Laughing Brook and finds safety in a hollow log. Billy Mink tracks the scent, cornering Danny at the knot hole. Danny trembles with fear as the predator nears, revealing the chill of fear in the Great World of the Green Forest.

Anny Meadow Mouse Nanny Meadow Mouse Reddy Old Granny Fox Laughing Brook Danny Green Forest Green Meadows Billy Mink Billy

Sam the Quiet Street Policeman Blesses Neighborhood

A tribute poem praises Officer Sam who patrols a calm street, ensuring children sleep safely. It highlights his selfless care, calming presence, and nightly watch that keeps the community peaceful and serene as prayers for his well being rise.

Sammy

Not E Make-Ups By V V

The newest coiffure features braids woven with curls and may include detachable braids. Braids can be pinned around curls or coiled near the ear and may match or contrast with natural hair. Copyright by Public Ledger Inc WNU Service.

Public Ledger. Inc WNU Service

Mothers Cook Book Tips From Western Newspaper Union

Practical kitchen hints from a reader’s column include elongating corks for bottles, a safe razor blade holder, tenderizing meat with vinegar, mint extract via infusion, preserving and cleaning methods for ornaments and suede, velvet hat cleaning with corn meal and gasoline, and rendering bacon fat for cooking and baking.

Cohol Western Newspaper Union

Widow Seeks Wash Work Ad Prompt in Letter

A reader asks how a poor widow can find extra income by taking in washing. The suggested method is a newspaper ad reading A POOR WIDOW NEEDS WASHING and to include her address. The column ends with a humorous exchange about a boy bragging and a chauffeur to England’s royalty.

Mr. Wynn England Roc A Bibaby

January Named For Janus By Numa And England Reform

January derives its name from Janus the Roman god of beginnings. Numa added it as the first month in 713 B C noting Janus presides over beginnings. In 1752 England shifted legal year to start January 1 from March 25.

Janus Numa England McClure Sradicate

Be a Queen in Cotton Dress Pattern 2175

Pattern 2175 offers a cotton frock with round yoke and front panel. Sleeves can be puffed or worn as wings by omitting elastic. Available in many sizes with illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York.

Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York

Man trades desk for mop and learns its load

Unemployed husband Reuban Greene of Wauwatosa Wisconsin tries his wife's housework and admits a new respect for her toil. He weighs 225 pounds on his college days but loses 35 pounds after days of mopping and scrubbing, realizing how hard the task really is.

Reuban Greene Wauwatosa Wis Chicago Bell Syndicate WNU

Take It or Leave It Good Advice from Uncle Eben

Uncle Eben stresses teamwork in advice, noting one person must offer smart guidance while another must be prudent enough to heed it. The quote highlights shared responsibility in applying counsel.

Uncle Eben

Picnic Defined by Jitters as Nature's Ant Parade

A lighthearted exchange defines a picnic as a day to mingle with ants bugs worms and other woodland visitors, while noting nuisances like mosquitoes chiggers and poison ivy. Read as humorous banter about outdoor dining and nature.

Wzzard

Washington Star Quote On Washington Style Seen In Statesmen

A Washington Star quote notes that George Washington used strong language and remarks that some modern statesmen imitate him in that respect. Miss Cayenne responds with dry skepticism about the resemblance and its unfortunate persistence.

George Washington Miss Cayenne Washington Star

Effective Cure Harry What cured Tom of flirting

Dick started a flirtation with a girl who turned out to be selling an encyclopedia at 75 dollars a set.

Harry Tom

Had Dad There Son Say Grow

The text presents a brief dialogue between a father and son. The son asserts a hidden ability the father doubts, and the son responds with the claim to grow. The exchange centers on aspiration and confidence across a single moment.

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