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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1940
Page
7
A guide to hosting a one o clock lunch or dessert gathering with stylish yet simple dishes. Fluted orange cups feature seasonal fruit combos, mock chicken legs and a chocolate mint roll provide approachable centerpieces, with mint frosting and a rice butterscotch finale.
Grantland Rice discusses the ongoing clash between purists and proselyters in football, noting no single solution. He cites recruiting, alumni influence, and gate receipts as drivers of pay-for-play culture, with college teams needing to win yet facing unequal access and regional conference dynamics.
Kathleen Norris discusses the harm of smugness in marriage through Ruth's letter. Ruth reveals a complex past with a loving professor husband who suspects her and rejects divorce, leaving Ruth to endure gentle humiliation while pursuing writing and raising three children.
The article promotes a book by Miss Howe titled Easy Entertaining offering party ideas and menus with tested recipes. Readers are advised to write to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois enclosing 10 cents to secure a copy.
Kathleen Norris reports on a wife who faced a smug husband after a minor past affair. Norris says the problem seems unsolvable and the only remedy may be to develop other interests to cope with the strain.
A brief reflection on how individual courage shapes group morale and duty. It counsels vigilance over one’s thoughts to strengthen collective resolve among comrades and uphold moral discipline.
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