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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1935
Page
3
Frozen Coffee and Coffee Sauce Dessert
A recipe sheet describes Frozen Coffee made with gelatin sugar and strong coffee folded into whipped cream then frozen for four to five hours. Also given is Coffee Sauce to serve with vanilla ice cream terms include milk ground coffee salt arrowroot and a hot strained mixture cooked five minutes.
A Glimpse of a Decorative Hall and Passage
A description of an attractive front hall and adjoining passage in a home. It highlights a tapestry reproduction, a semicircular table, brass vase, old prints in ebony frames, a light bookcase with gay bindings, Italian lamps, a hand tinted Japanese picture, an antique oak monk’s seat, and small tables for a card salver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arras
Smash standards vs liberty under law in a Western Union piece
A Western Newspaper Union editorial argues true liberty requires adherence to fixed standards. It warns that disregarding laws and norms, likened to crashing a ship into rocks, risks danger and penalties, stressing responsibility and conformity over reckless freedom.
My Neighbor Tips From The Newspaper
Practical sewing aid uses a cardboard guide to keep hems even during stitching. A rusty aluminum pan trick cleans stuck-on residue by heating, then washing. A fruit salad dressing blends orange juice with chopped maraschino cherries. Rubber plants prefer frequent watering and monthly ammonium sulfate feed.
Purdue Tackle Forrest Burmeister Emerges as Star
Purdue football feature highlights tackle Forrest Burmeister as a standout for the Boilers. The story notes his strength and impact on the line as Purdue faces opponents this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Burmeister
Purdue
Boilerniker
Rose Knitting Bag for Crochet by Grandmother Clark
Woman’s crafting accessory details a Rose design knitting bag with a 10 by 13 inch finished pocket. Package No 749 includes illustration and diagrams for counting meshes and crochet instructions, with or without yarn and hook, postpaid for 10 to 40 cents. Handles not included. Home Craft Co. Dept B St Louis Mo.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. B
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St Louis
United States Dominates Global Lumber Supply
The Year Book of the New York Society of Architects states the United States both produces and consumes about half of world lumber. It notes 20,000 mills and $7 billion in capital, with 98 percent of farm structures and 80 percent of residences wood built, while forests move toward sustained yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society of Architects
United States
Silk Topper Downfall Forewarns Fading Trade
A Tit Bits writer notes the silk hat cannot be mass produced and is crafted by a small cadre of experts. Body, brim, and top are formed on a cylinder, with plush sewn and finished to a sheen. Apprenticeship drives the doomed trade as only a few hundred hatters remain skilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tit- Bits
Intuition Debate Marks Trusts Across Genders
A remark contrasts a man's and a woman's intuition, noting the man discounts his own hunch despite equal shrewdness. The line hints at gendered perspectives affecting trust in intuition.
Frog mascot name change after nine hatchlings found
Wise croaks reveal apology from Rexas Christian University in Fort Worth where freshmen admitted placing nine baby horned frogs in a pen to name their mascot Mermanta. Herman's guardians demand a veterinarian certificate before any name change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Rexas Christian University At
Fort Worth
Mermanta
Wreshman
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