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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
3
Lesson outlines Lydia’s conversion at the river, baptism and household salvation, followed by Aquila and Priscilla in Corinth and their role in guiding Apollos. The study highlights serving God in daily work, hospitality, and sanctified homes as early church examples.
Sammy the bird wakes hungry and eager for breakfast but is startled to see a gun in a farmer's hands. He weighs possible targets like Mr and Mrs Quack, Peter Rabbit, Reddy Fox, and Grouse as he watches from a tree before deciding his next move.
Sammy trails a hunter into the Green Forest and realizes the hunter plans to shoot. He decides to warn Lightfoot the Deer, claiming he knows exactly where the deer stands and that danger is near. The scene shifts to a tense moment as Sammy prepares to alert Lightfoot about the imminent threat.
Albert Parrot a bricklayer is named best workman in France and awarded the Legion of Honor for his skill. The recognition follows a tri to four year competition open to workers across trades.
A bride revisits a long forgotten recipe in a stored cookbook. The verses evoke memory through scents of home baked bread, a silver head of grandmother, a doorway, October air, and simple household scenes that anchor nostalgia and love.
A noted author argues that women with a sex inferiority complex cannot be successful in marriage. He asserts such women prioritize prestige and lack confidence in themselves, hindering companionship and partnership.
A traditional kitchen primer presents recipes for elbow spaghetti with chicken or tuna substitutions and a liver with noodles casserole. It instructs boiling, chilling, mixing with vegetables, and serving on lettuce with a light egg yolk sauce, plus a fish alternative.
English inventor John M Harrison born 1693 1776 known as Longitude Harrison created four marine chronometers for determining longitude at sea Each chronometer in the Greenwich Royal Observatory had a compensation curb to the balance wheel All qualified for the first prize offered by the British government for longitude finding methods
A reader asks why a friend claims to own a car but cannot afford to run it and what "cream of society" implies. Another asks about a servant leaving without quarrel and a window display of red rubber gloves prompts a puzzled query and punchlines.
A device or system designed to let users wash hands without getting them wet, offering a cleaner, simpler hygienic option. It targets individuals seeking splash-free hand cleaning in public or shared facilities.
Tar derived from coal gas manufacture forms the base of more than 2,000 byproducts including dyes antiseptics scents flavoring essences aspirin and moth balls.
The city of Leontopolis was an ancient city in the Delta of Egypt. The name likewise designates Nicephorium a fortified town of Mesopotamia on the Euphrates.
In Wilmington North Carolina a monument marks an unidentified grave with carved snake motifs a devil's head and an elephant head. Local folklore and curiosity surround the peculiar memorial as residents speculate on its origin and meaning.
A note traces timekeeping from the water clock introduced in Rome about 158 B C by Scipio Nasica to the first certain complete clock built by a Saracen mechanic in the 13th century.
A sewing pattern advertises pattern 2348 for a stylish sports dress with a clean neckline and bust darts. It notes fabric options Shantung sports silk linen or pique and offers size 16 with 3 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric plus illustrated instructions. Orders go to the Sewing Circle Pattern Department New York City.
A mother scolds James for saying ain't while he retorts that the king of England would not be king if he were not. The exchange reveals a playful parental moment with a sly pun on royalty and language.
A local fisherman recounts his vacation tale to friends claiming he fished with files and shared camps, meals, and beds with them. The anecdote blends humor with a surreal image of his companions during the trip.
In a satirical note the Arcanum Bulletin mocks Hewitt with a line about his recovery and a jab at his perceived lack of conscience. The exchange features Jewett suggesting removing his conscience would be a minor operation, underscoring a sharp, witty editorial voice.
A terse dialogue fragment questions whereabouts during a vacation. The duo hints at a forsaken area described as no man’s land, creating a somber, ambiguous tone. No concrete events or identities are given.
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