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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1935

Page

2

Training Timothy for Christian service in Pauls letters

Lesson outlines Timothy parentage training call and character from Acts and II Timothy with emphasis on godly ancestry and home Bible study. It covers ministry in Ephesus, Pauls farewell, and counsel to stir gifts endure suffering and guard gospel truths.

Timothy Til Silas Paul Lystra Derbe Jerusalem Council Ephesus Philippians V. Timothy Jesus Christ Christ

Lightfoot the Deer Outwits Hunter in Green Forest

In a Green Forest tale by Thornton W. Burgess, Lightfoot the Deer avoids a hunter with a terrible gun. Sammy Jay’s warning and careful, silent movement help Lightfoot seek a safe position behind the hunter, using scent and stealth to stay unseen. The story blends naturalist detail with a tense chase.

Lightfoot Sammy Jay T. W. Burgess WNN Service

Gentle Rain Brightens Prospects with Hopeful Thoughts

A single gentle rain brings greener grass and lifts spirits as new, better thoughts take root. The hopeful sentiment suggests improved outlook and renewed motivation emerging from the calming weather.

Football Practice Excuse Delights Walter at Dinner

A playful poem notes Walt's constant lateness blamed on football practice. Dad scolds, Mother fusses over meals, yet Walter returns with a broad grin and hopeful pride that his team may win. The piece ends with family affection despite the chaos.

Alter Father Walt Walter Mother

Through A Woman's Eyes on Gypsy Justice in Slovakia

Jean Newton contrasts Central European gypsies with attitudes in the United States. In Slovakia near Kosice a settled gypsy community runs its own district and swiftly punishes a man who beat his wife by ordering him to carry his wife on his back and crawl home, then stand all night with a pail of water on his head to keep it from freezing.

Europe Slovakia Kosice

Question Box by Ed Wynn

A collection of humorous reader questions and quips with brief resealed answers. A letter about love ends with a caution against promising forever. A joke about a cow and a calf explains the crazy chase. A riddle about couples with no children in elevatorless apartments ends with a punchline.

Curious Neighbor Cries At Dying Rich Men

A reader asks why a neighbor crying at news of rich men dying is emotional for him. The answer: he cries because he is not a relative, a playful take on empathy and irony. The exchange shifts to a riddle about time and value.

A. Seymour

Montevideo Called City of Roses by Buenos Aires People

Montevideo is described as the preferred resort city of Buenos Aires residents and nicknamed the City of Roses. Its parks boast more than 800 varieties of the flower, highlighting the city's floral richness.

Montevideo Buenos Aires

Salt Rising Bread and Cheese Ring Recipe From Western Newspaper Union

A reader shares reliable methods for making old fashioned salt rising bread including warm rising, careful temperature control, and salt timing. It also provides a cheese ring recipe with cottage cheese, pimiento, green pepper, gelatin, and a decorative fruit arrangement.

Western Newspaper Union

Two Piece Frock from Best & Co. Ad

A two piece frock described like a tailored suit in black jersey with black grosgrain ribbon. The gilet is white pique and the scroll brimmed hat is black velvet, from Best & Co.

Best & Co

Frock Pattern 2335 For House Dress With Pleated Sleeves

The sewing guide promotes a versatile house frock with flattering revers, paneled skirt and roomy pockets suitable for street wear. Pattern 2335 offers sizes 16 to 44 with eyelet batiste or tailored fabrics and includes illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents to Pattern Dept New York City.

Batiste Sewing Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City

Manager dismisses holiday vanity as customers count change

A pretty cashier quips about needing a holiday. The manager retorts that it isn’t nonsense since men are starting to count their change.

Answers Magazine

Senator Sorghum Quietly Nixes Campaign Song

A humorous exchange shows Senator Sorghum dismissing a budding campaign song. He notes the line Oh Promise Me holds romantic charm but lacks suitability for political messaging.

Senator Sorghum

No Bargain Deacon Smith Yes I Hate to Say It

The speaker quips about marriage for money with Elder Brown Wyyl replying that she earned it, highlighting a lighthearted clash over motives and finances in a small community setting.

Deacon -Smith Elder Brown Wyyl

Wrestler's Quarrel Spurs Alarm at Ringside

A prompt altercation at a local wrestling venue drew attention as a heated exchange occurred near the mat between competitors. One bystander shouted admonitions while others attempted to defuse the moment, and officials reviewed the incident for sportsmanship.

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