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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
3
Rutherford, drawn by Clara’s wit and beauty, falls for her despite her serious poise. A park rendezvous reveals Clara’s secret engagement to another man and her truth about the theatre role, prompting a tearful reconciliation and renewed trust.
A satirical radio column riffs on swing music and classical forms with playful jabs at performers, composers, and conductors. It blends music history sketches with humorous anecdotes about opera lovers, pianists, harps, and famous figures like Noyes and Hubbard, ending with a note on John Humphrey Noyes and Oneida.
In Grasse, the fragrance industry centers on perfumery. Peasants collect about 2,000 tons of orange blossoms, 1,300 tons of jasmine, and 400 tons of violets yearly, with roses yielding 2,200,000 pounds each season. The town sits in the Alps above Cannes, with flower fields reaching the Mediterranean shore.
A London Answers Magazine piece notes two curious laws: in Kansas trains must halt at crossings and both stop until the other is a mile away, while Tennessee restricts cattle owners from letting cattle run wild under heavy penalties due to wording errors.
The Sunday lifestyle feature showcases Piere’s tonic style ideas for Miss America and athletic figures. It highlights three Sew-Your-Own patterns with tailored lines, tucked front details, and peplums. Pattern 1257 fits sizes 12 to 20, 1288 fits 14 to 20, and 1294 fits children sizes. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in Chicago. Patterns cost 15 cents each.
The piece notes that early Sheffield Plate is valued not for age but for thick silver coating and simple style. It observes that smiths used so much silver early on that copper shows barely at all, whereas later pieces reveal copper more readily.
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