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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

8

TRY CUCUMBERS IN MANY WAYS THE BYSTANDER SAYS

Cucumbers are versatile and underused as cooked vegetables. The article shares recipes from foreign cookbooks adapted by the U S Department of Agriculture for stews fried cucumbers with onions jelly cucumber garnish and more. It invites cooks to experiment when cucumbers are abundant.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pressure on Eyeballs Affects Body Functions

French researchers A and L Binet report that eye pressure influences the heart, respiration, blood vessels, and eye muscle control in dogs rabbits and humans. The mechanism of these reflexes remains unclear.

A. and L. Binet

Thought Mother Was Hasty

Twelve-year-old George and his father argued with his father prevailing. After the father left, George asked, “Mother, why did you marry daddy, anyway why didn’t you shop around a little” in a serious aside recorded as an exchange.

George

MAKE MAPLE SIRUP AT HOME In Some Sections

Farmers may produce all the sirup their family consumes from sugar maple trees cane or sorghum says the U S department of agriculture North Atlantic states and southern states commonly grow and use home sirup Sorghum is grown in parts of the North and southern families may yield ten to twenty five gallons for home use highlighting its value to households.

Noboddy Jo's Jim Farris Lund Keene Ludden Parkis Joe’s Giles Cole Elmer Lovell Bill Everetts Deck Roll Call J. H. Snodgrass Harvard P. Brock Clara.Brock Rochester Minn Polk Richard Johnson Columbus Beulah Stevens Kearney Harold Nelson Theodore Nelson St. Paul Bethel Academy Polk Town McCool Ted Smith Allen Alfreds Martin Jones Harvey Lind Paul Strand Ira Glasser Baptist Church A. C. Hull Grand Island Church D. B. Magnuson Chapman Melcher Widge Omaha Dennis Mills Whittemore Savage Oscar Strand North Platte Clay Center George Anderson Axel Jones Wm. McDaniel J. P. Nelson Arloff Williams Arvest United States Department of Agriculture Athaetic States

Ny OF INTEREST 10 THE ROUSE WIL

The text offers home craft and cooking tips. It mentions making underwear in spare moments and planning a sunlit house. It gives quick recipe notes for oyster stew using condensed milk and curry mayo, plus cottage pudding as a one egg cake with hot sauce.

Proper height for kitchen tables and work surfaces

The article explains how a woman’s kitchen height affects comfort and efficiency. It gives general guidelines for working surface heights based on a woman’s tallness and notes ironing requires a lower level than general worktables. It also includes unrelated household tips about fabric, berries, cheese storage, and cake frosting.

United States Department of Agriculture Lighthay Wad Vormay Chia

Ear to Odd Uses Surmise Linen and Women Delights

The text describes unusual earlobe adornments and uses. It mentions ear punctures and large ear wear. It notes that earrings or small items pass through ear holes and that both men and women use these passages for various objects.

No Rivalry Cotton Mill Tour Sparks Pride

A visitor toured a large cotton mill where the proprietor boasted about fabric quality and patterns. The exchange included bold claims about superior work and the visitor challenged with a sharp remark about the goods.

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