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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1935
Page
3
Lesson outlines Sunday worship as the Lord's Day. It traces the Sabbath origin and Israelite rest sign, notes early Christians met on the first day of week, and emphasizes true worship as spiritual and in spirit and truth. It concludes with Psalm 100 and Colossians 3 15 17 guiding worship attitude and conduct.
Thornton W Burgess recounts Danny Meadow Mouse and Mrs Hooty in The Seedtime Store. A wary mouse misreads danger while Mrs Hooty unintentionally saves him by frightening Billy Mink away, proving friends can come from unexpected places in a funny world.
A poetic reflection on seizing today with gratitude and faith as one faces an unknown future. The piece contrasts hopeful light with the idea of a winding journey, urging trust in God and perseverance along life’s path. It closes with a note on a coffeehouse style beverage and a fruit dessert recipe hint from Western Newspaper Union.
Complexions should be cleaned daily with a brush of firm bristles to prevent dirt from entering pores and causing blackheads. A thorough cleansing process minimizes blemishes and keeps skin clear.
The pattern highlights a bright, easy to sew frock with large decorative buttons and a flattering silhouette. Choose crinkly cottons or plaid ginghams to contrast yoke and sleeves, offering quick wardrobe updates for house dresses. Pattern 9318 is shown with a sketch and instructions for ordering in sizes 14 through 46.
A domestic article advises on hydrating with lemon water and fruit juices when overheated. It suggests keeping lemon juice syrup in the ice box, mixing grape fruit, lemon, and orange juice, and using sugar or honey for quick sweetness. It details orange juice ginger ale drinks and orange juice ice cream sodas suitable for guests on hot days.
A collection of humorous Q and A exchanges with Ed Wynn style letters and witty answers. It features jokes about life rules, mud in the tropics, Canadian escapees, stingy uncles, and mule versus kangaroo kicks with playful punchlines.
In bygone Henderson North Carolina the custom spread death notices by hand on palm leaf fans. A servant would deliver the fans to friends doors, announcing bereavements in a personal, handwritten form.
English statistics show one in every 34 brides is forty or older, not counting widows or divorcees, with 9 179 brides over forty. The piece notes forty-year-olds can be vital and engaging in marriage, though it jokes that the claim is exaggerated. It also cites twenty two as the most popular age for brides.
A visitor denounces a man as dishonest while a senator retorts that his language fails the level of intellectual development required to distinguish ego gratification from ethical duty to others. The exchange highlights debates over ethics and education in public discourse.
Dialogue from Pathfinder Magazine shows a playful exchange where the wife urges talking, while the husband suggests reversing roles with him reading and her sewing. It captures domestic humor and light banter between spouses.
A Detroit News brief notes Mrs Benham reports her baby swallowed a quarter and weighs concerns over cost of feeding. The item uses a light domestic tone to poke at rising prices and practical worries.
Mrs A notes her husband rarely goes out at night while Mrs B responds with a remark about De La L magazine. the exchange hints at social routines and companionship without explicit action.
Miss Cayenne responds to why she never married saying she never had time, because she has been too busy sympathizing with women who did.
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