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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
3
Kathleen Norris advises a Dubuque suburb reader facing a cruel home invasion by her father and uncle. The plan: place the two elderly men in an institution or farm, ending burdensome interference to save marriage and future children.
The Reds rebounded from a brutal World Series defeat with a fighting mindset led by Ernie Lombardi Bill Werber and Joe Beggs. Bill McKechnie credits Beggs for eight key wins and highlights Werber's steady defense and Werber's battering in the lineup as pivotal to a return to contention.
A guide for hosting a Halloween party with themes decorations and games. Includes costumed invitations haunted house motifs and classic games plus recipes for orange date cake Halloween ice cream clowns pumpkin ice cream and themed desserts.
Kathleen Norris argues it is sometimes right to deny aging parents access to one’s home. She says parents have no right to ruin children’s happiness through self-indulgence. If parents are selfish, she suggests they be seen not asked to live somewhere else.
A note on seasonal eating urges lighter summer fare and dessert focus. Miss Howe's book Better Baking, tested in her kitchen, promises better meals and invites readers to order by sending 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago Illinois.
Fashion notes promote a jumper with blouse and bolero for school wear. Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1222-B offers a youth size range 8 to 16 with yardage details for 54 and 39 inch fabrics and a home sewing design featuring darted waist and trim stitches.
A Felton quote on learning notes that true knowledge comes from painful, disciplined effort. It likens study to digging for pure water, with the spring finally rising to meet the seeker.
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