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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1940
Page
7
Kathleen Norris analyzes periods of marital strain and urges couples to develop shared interests. The piece follows Jean Porter and her husband Bob, showing how neglect of common ground leads to conflict, while mutual compromise deepens companionship and stabilizes family life.
The discussion argues that leading a race tests nerves and strategy as much as chasing. Ouimet cites Snead and Vardon, noting leaders must guard leads while behind players surge, with pressure shaping outcomes in golf and baseball, including the Reds and other major teams.
A nostalgic guide extols hosting tea parties with simple setups and shared conversation. It offers serving tips for hot and iced tea, plus numerous light recipes including chicken with cranberry sauce, cream cheese sandwiches, maids of honor, butterfly tea cakes, date nut squares, and Danish vanilla fingers.
A homemaker describes organizing linen shelves by rolling linens on sticks with bands and color coded ribbons. Napkins blue and white, luncheon mats red, green for bridge cloths, with boxed sets and decorative linen holders as gift ideas. The passage promotes homemaking booklets and offers a 10c copy order.
A patient with digestive troubles is told by a specialist he must stop drinking. He asks how to tell his wife. The doctor says tell her you are suffering from syncopation. The wife looks up the word and finds it means irregular movement from bar to bar.
Kathleen Norris says the first twelve years of marriage are the most critical as couples drift apart when they fail to develop common interests. She warns that happiness is not found ready made and stresses the danger and folly of neglecting shared goals.
A simple menu and recipes for a tasty ham loaf lunch with hot cheese biscuits are shared from Eleanor Howe's Easy Entertaining. Readers can obtain the book by sending 10 cents to Eleanor Howe at 919 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois, via Western Newspaper Unie.
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