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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
7
The page compiles joke letters to Ed Wynn from readers and witty answers. Letters discuss a toy washout mistaken as a rail line, a boy buying nails for 10 cents, rumors about young marriages and hair color, a son in the movies earning $2000 weekly, and a man marrying for fun then divorcing.
A May 26 lesson on the Last Supper analyzes Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper during the Passover meal, its symbols bread and cup, and its spiritual significance. It outlines required faith, church membership, and orderly conduct for communicants, noting unworthy participation includes immorality, heresy, and division.
In a tense scene a frightened Danny Meadow Mouse hides from Billy Mink and Shadow the Weasel. The moonlit knothole offers a fragile safety while Monty the Owl and Hooty the Owl watch from nearby branches. Danny fears being discovered as many creatures seem to sense his presence.
The quote emphasizes living as the best teaching, showing others the right way through action rather than mere instruction. It argues that example reveals truth and strengthens others by quietly guiding their nature toward what is truest and best.
Mrs Hooty and Danny discuss a strange presence near TM at Green Meadows. Hooty insists someone is hiding nearby and vows to stay put until the intruder is found, claiming keen sight and hearing confirm the sighting.
A varied guide presents cheese centered dishes including a creamy cheese sauce for eggs and creamed cabbage with melted cheese. It covers Cheese Supper Dish technique with bread, eggs, and milk, and a Cheese Roll method combining cream cheese and American cheese with olives. Guidance on selecting rich meltable cheese and a freshness test concludes.
A terse reflection on a woman’s life after a premature breakup. The writer argues the initial error was trusting the wrong man and suggests even four days could have caused deeper pain. The piece labels the desertion as fortunate for the bride in hindsight, warning against sympathy.
A reader shares a press notice about a woman stranded in Pittsburgh after her husband disappeared with a five dollar bill. Married four days earlier in New York, they were en route to Missouri when stopped in Pittsburgh. he left for a moment and never returned. The writer expresses shock at the betrayal and pities the deserted bride while offering a harsh personal reaction.
Tips for removing mascara with damp cotton at night. Keep eyes open and rub upward on upper lashes then downward on lower lashes to prevent smearing. Finish with lash oil to counteract mascara drying. Public Ledger WNU Service.
Poem reflects seeking comfort in prayers amid daily turmoil and noise. The speaker leans on prayers to feel spiritual joy and sweetness despite worldly cares, noting the guiding love of prayer through urban clamor. Copyright WNU Service.
Describes a demure afternoon dress with a wide drop-shoulder yoke and soft gathers. Notes color-harmony prints, cape-line hats, and sizes 12 to 40. Pattern 93811 costs $4 and 36 cents. order by mail with name address style number and size to Sewing Circle Pattern Department in New York.
A joke from Stray Stories quips that a school teacher can derail a marriage. the sad faced mar warns against marrying teachers as she supposedly disapproves of any misstep, prompting a chorus of skeptical remarks from a cron y.
A fragment from Tit-Bite Magazine features a father and child banter about money and the idea of a goose laying golden eggs. The dialogue contrasts belief in easy riches with skepticism.
A fragment from Stray Stories Magazine hints at gossip about a person named Farmer being perceived as male or female. The text suggests intrigue about gender and social perception in a casual, odd-ball narration.
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