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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1937
Page
3
Washington experts Dr Gustav Egloff and J C Morrell say 24000 years of motor fuel from coal is possible with present methods and future chemistries. They warn oil is irreplaceable but coal and natural gas offer substitutes via catalytic reactions and new field discoveries.
Sprinkle a cake with cornstarch before icing to prevent running. Buttonholes in sweaters should be sewn up before washing to avoid stretching. Roast a turkey about 20 minutes per pound. a 12 pound bird needs 3 hours 40 minutes. Store squash and pumpkins in boxes with slatted sides near the cellar furnace in winter. When two glasses wedged, run cold water in the upper and warm water in the lower to separate them.
The article argues credit relies on faith in debtors and collateral, and that business requires trust in character. It cites a banking house witness to a Senate committee stating character is the most valuable security, stressing faith as foundation for economic and social progress.
Safety glass is produced by sealing two thin plate glass sheets with a tough transparent cellulose film. The film is rolled into thin sheets on monel rollers to ensure perfect transparency and prevent any rust particles from discoloring the film.
The author extols faith as the driving force behind business, health, and daily comforts. He argues faith in nature’s laws, in others, and in oneself sustains farming, travel, meals, and health, even amid doubt. The piece urges genuine belief over sham and champions self-knowledge.
A neighborly pantry renovation features brickwise shelves drawers and a bold mandarin red theme. The owner displays canning charts and vitamin weights while sharing soup stock tips and a philosophy of minimal, purposeful decor to boost usefulness and charm.
David C. Kaufman, a Philadelphia carpenter, mass produces paddles used in fraternity initiations at the University of Pennsylvania. The 30 by 4 inch boards of maple, ash, white pine and oak are painted with fraternity names and come in various sizes. He notes freshmen sometimes must obtain their own paddle and jokes about soft versions, with shingles as a safer alternative.
A short reflection on faith in oneself and the courage to confront one’s true nature. It emphasizes reverence for self in private moments and ends with a maxim about inner integrity.
A Toronto conference tale reveals a hoax letter praising German scientists for whale DNA evidence, later exposed as satire by the Toronto Mail and Empire. An 1875 Catskills stone puzzle and European prank examples show how readers fall for believable fake news across nations and decades.
The quotation by Lactantius states the first point of wisdom is to discern falsehood, and the second is to recognize truth. It emphasizes critical thinking and moral discernment as foundations of virtue.
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