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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
7
Tasty picnic fare dominates this late May to early June feature. It covers cheeseburger recipes with piquant sauce, sides like cole slaw and potato salad, dessert ideas, and methods for portable meals. Also notes a chocolate ice cream recipe and party planning tips.
The article offers hamburger prep for picnics with patties formed from ground meat and onion, pressed between waxed paper, plus hash as bun filler and buttered rolls baked briefly. It suggests oilcloth tableware to match themes, and windproof oilcloth coverings with curtain rollers, and announces new lunch kits with vacuum bottles and a convertible lid table feature.
A simple offered menu lists sliced tomatoes and green onions raw carrots potatoes or green corn roasted over hot coals cup cakes pie or fruit and coffee or milk in a thermos or lemonade.
Virginia Vale reports Edward Arnold appears slimmer by 35 pounds after an accidental shin injury and blood poisoning. The 24 hour filming demanded strict weight control. He will star in The Devil and Daniel Webster replacing Thomas Mitchell due to an accident.
Bing Crosby and Bob Hope planned Road to Moscow, but current events lead them to retitle the project Road to Morocco. The change signals adjustments in the schedule and storyline while keeping the team and project intact.
Ellen Drew’s strong performance leads her studio to acquire The Silver Queen as a future starring vehicle. She is cast as a wealthy New York girl in the 1880s, with the father's role shaping the plot.
Bill Boyd sets a long term screen record with his seventy seventh Hopalong Cassidy appearance in Secret of the Wastelands. Ginny Simms signs a long contract with RKO to continue radio and film work. Jean Arthur likely to lead Miss Susie Slagle's at Paramount. Harold Winston, Bette Davis' first theatre job mentor, now a Capra era dialogue director. Look Who's Talking with Bergen, McCarthy, Fibber McGee and Molly set for a wide audience. Lucille Ball stars in A Girl A Guy and A God with Lee Bonnell. Anne Rooney, sixteen, joins Metro’s singer list with a varied early career. Odds and Ends cover Dennis Morgan in Carnival in Rio and Laurel and Hardy nine-picture deal with Fox. Wen Niles to play himself in Puddin's Head. Rudy Vallee John Barrymore program extends. Ted Steele ascends from NBC page to host. Alice Faye and Don Ameche to Honeymoon in Havana at Fox. Alexis Smith co stars with Errol Flynn in Dive Bomber.
A 32 page booklet shows how a bright new slip cover can refresh an old sofa. It provides exact cutting and sewing details with diagrams and includes methods to cover and trim various chair types. Tips cover fabrics colors and selecting the best look.
The nine trivia items cover Great Lakes borders eight states on the lakes to the Constitution ship, France recognizing independence, Wall Street’s stockade origin, Sanskrit in India, Chung Hua Min Kuo meaning Central Flowery Republican Country, pigeons flying up to 600 miles, Francis Bacon as the quote source, and 1912 as the start of the republic in China dating.
A humorous aphorism notes that men insist on their will while women pursue their own path, illustrating competing approaches to decision making and influence.
A meditation on resilience urges embracing strength through shared empathy. It frames courage as forged by solidarity rather than dwelling on weakness, urging reader to seek supportive connections that reinforce determination.
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