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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
3
Clark Gable the movie star is linked to a horse named Sunny in a lighthearted local item noting his interest in racing and a humorous nickname Haw Raiser.
The answer condemns bright red nail polish on schoolgirls as atrocious and compares it to vivid makeup. It allows neat manicures but warns colors should not be conspicuous, especially for very young girls.
A reader asks if it is in questionable taste to host a shower for a divorced friend. The advice: it should not be expected but isn’t wrong if friends want to hold one.
Thanksgiving reflections on John 15 1 16 emphasize Christ as the vine and believers as branches bearing life produced fruit through pruning and abiding in Jesus. It urges love among disciples as the core command and notes prayer power in Jesus name for true followers.
A collection of practical domestic hints covering washing voile with epsom salts, reviving dry shoe polish with vinegar, a ten minute sweet baked dish using milk eggs and sugar, drying vegetables before salads, enhancing boiled bacon flavor with spices, washing velour curtains without wringing, protecting enamel from acids, and a savory salmon dish formed from breadcrumbs and salmon flaked with eggs and flour and fried until brown.
T E Lawrence visits Bernard Shaw and is praised as a son. A remark sparks his self styling as Shaw. He later enlists as Private Shaw in the British tank corps. Shaw presents Saint Joan with a playful inscription.
The text notes that advertising spend in newspapers and periodicals fell by 50 percent during 1929 to 1933 while the value of manufactured goods declined by a higher percentage, indicating a steeper drop in manufactured production than in advertising.
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