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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1936
Page
3
Arthur Brisbane discusses American role in European peace and war financing, critiques on French price rises and labor demands, and questions U S spending on lotteries and gambling abroad. He reflects on English gambling controls and the enduring lesson that perseverance wins in life.
A brave army officer serves as a reluctant fashion model for Fall Winter 1936 uniforms at the War Department. Generals and tailors debate hang, color, and cost while the secretive model endures fittings and dejection, hoping for a simple, dignified blue suit under 75 dollars.
My Neighbor ly shares simple advice on food prep and cleaning routines. It suggests cutting watermelon rind into half inch cubes for pickling and describes storage ideas with tins and enamel cans.
A Western Newspaper Union piece argues leisure from a five day work week benefits society through reading study and social contact. It cites fathers with children Longfellow readings car trips and the need for purposeful use of time to inspire creativity moral growth and altruistic service.
A kitchen accessory idea details a large oilcloth bag to store six hot dish holders. The pattern features a two tone flower design, a tapered handle with rings, and binding. The project uses inexpensive materials and stitches, promising quick, cheap production and retail appeal.
Evreux France the old cathedral renowned for its architecture and faulty organ seeks to acquire the former organ of the Trocadero Paris. The Trocadero was dismantled for the 1937 exposition and church authorities will cover transport and installation costs.
Denver city council approves sixty dollars for a drinking fountain for horses as part of honoring old Dobbin in the motor age. The measure reflects local nostalgia for equine service in the city’s streets.
Union Pacific announces a two 2,500 horsepower steam turbine electric locomotive to haul 110 mph trains. Built by General Electric, the units can run independently or together, promising lower fuel costs and lighter weight than diesel options. Delivery expected early 1937 with 550 miles range between refuels.
September lesson surveys Paul and Barnabas in Lystra during the first gentile mission. It covers the healing of a cripple, reactions of the crowd, dangers of seeking popularity, and eventual persecution. The lesson emphasizes faith, divine power, and the call to spread the gospel to all nations.
Reverend Cradock urges readers to honor parents with heartfelt respect kindness and affection. He stresses loving their persons and avoiding actions that provoke them, advocating steadfast filial duty.
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