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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1940
Page
3
A reader guide presents summer salad ideas with greens fruits and vegetables served with diverse dressings and toppings. It includes Crab Apple Salads Fruit Salad Golden Fruit Salad and Tomato Jelly Rings With Salmon plus a note promoting Eleanor Howe picnic recipes and Household Hints for practical tasks.
A lengthy Elwood showcase traces Wendell Willkie’s birth home visit with exhibits, a nursemaid reminiscence, and a mayoral address. It covers Willkie themed meals, shopping, and a large parade with satirical sections pairing Republicans and New Deal figures.
A simple closet upgrade uses a bird-cage hook fastened to the door top to create extra hanging space. It can hold six to eight hangers and keep long dresses off the floor.
A fashion pattern describes a dress with three buttons and a shallow revers collar. It features a narrow deep revers and slight waist darts, a circular skirt with a youthful swing, and sizes 14 through 42. Size 16 needs 4 1/2 yards of 39-inch fabric without nap. Send order to.
A brief quotation discusses temptation and the need for personal honesty and firm resolve to avoid it. It emphasizes self-discipline as the means to keep temptation at bay.
The questions cover a range from Lovelace's prison poem to Eskimo counting, military logistics, longevity in presidents, diplomatic ranks, and the long ton weight. Answers: Richard Lovelace, No the Eskimo word for twenty implies counting to the end, logistics means transport and supply, John Adams, ambassadors, and 2240 pounds.
A brief line pairs Alcott's notion of a valuable book opened with hope and closed with profit with Seneca's thought that others' faults are visible while our own are hidden. The items present aphoristic contrasts from two authors.
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