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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
6
A compact guide to classic French sauces with roux types brown pale cream and white. Step by step for a white cream sauce and Sauce Piquante describes onion carrot and herb base with flour stock vinegar, plus straining and seasoning tips.
In Cheyenne a rancher recalls an eagle harassing a sage hen by dropping a rock as a “bomb” from a rocky ledge. The hawk-like act, described to Adolph Hamm of the Wyoming District Biological Survey, shows the bird using bluff and dump tactics to flush prey.
Edward Reynolds of Wilkinsburg was examined at a Westinghouse plant after persistent medical doubts about his heart. X rays revealed two hearts, one on each side, with the left heart smaller but both actively pumping blood, the right side being stronger.
The eagle did not emerge from the bushes and, after a pause, flew away in search of easier prey amid the failed tactical move.
Practical household tips on substitutes for baking powder and simple stain removal. Advice covers cream of tartar proportions, washing dishes promptly, scorch removal with damp towels and hot pressing, and safe storage of potions with child safety in mind.
De Short jokes he avoids hunting to prevent being mistaken for a deer. The reply quips that he would not be mistaken for anything larger than a gnat.
The reminiscences recall a grandfather clock repairer and a drunken wrist watch joke, plus tales of Broadway drunkenness and stage mishaps. It notes two searchlights from midtown New York painting the Chrysler tower and Empire State Building, with a playful jibe about a comic miscue in a swimming pool.
A woman requests guidance on removing paint spots from her face. The response advised washing the face to clean the paint.
Jimmy Norton witnesses a girl struck by a car and stays with her until help arrives while friends vanish. A police officer questions the boy as the girl regains consciousness and her father is not found. The incident unfolds with suspicion and uncertainty.
A town learns Jimmy spoke truth when a car accident victim admits fault and pays for damages. The girl recovers, and a wealthy man rewards Jimmy with a roll of ten one hundred dollar bills, changing the boy’s fortunes.
The phrase Abingdon Law comes from English Civil War tales of Major Brown of Abingdon a strict army officer who ordered swift executions of prisoners creating the term. The saying reflects a harsh tempo of justice attributed to his actions.
In Uhrichsville Ohio Guy Harless drove along a road when he struck a mule. The car catapulted into a ditch but the mule was unhurt and no rider injuries are reported.
A portrait of Sacagawea from the Lewis and Clark expedition, her role as guide and interpreter, and her endurance through floods, squalls, and dangerous rivers. She aided Charbonneau and Clark, guided the return, and later lived among the Shoshoni at Wind River. The piece recalls her near centennial life and legacy.
A Virginia state health officer recounts a farmer delivering vegetables to a sanatorium. A patient salutes him and they discuss life and sanity, ending with the stranger advising to try being crazy. The anecdote closes with a humorous exchange about horseflesh and judgment at a race track.
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