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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
3
A compact study of Isaiah 1 focusing on Israel's moral state and the call to true worship. It outlines God’s arraignment for ingratitude and sin, the misuses of formal worship, and the path to cleansing and righteous living.
The Crimean coast emerges as the Soviet Riviera with sanatoriums for workers, Grand Dukes estates repurposed for public health, and Yalta and Livadia thriving as popular resorts. Noted are Mirrored imperial landmarks, wine cellars at Massandra, and ancient routes linking coast towns to Moscow under a history of endless warfare.
A concise theological reflection quotes Richd. Sibbes stating that prayer binds God through faith and that faith is the flame and utterance of faith, making prayer a victorious grace with God. The excerpt emphasizes prayer as the instrument and expression of enduring belief.
A fragment credits J Hud son Taylo with a quotation urging Christians to face tasks by labeling them impossible and difficult before declaring them done. The wording reflects a faith based mindset and a focus on perseverance.
Allen Benson a 25 year old pitcher formerly with the House of David now joins Clark Griffiths Senators to bolster the capital team. The move aims to revive waning hopes of players and fans for a World Series berth in Washington.
Falls Church officials pass a sobriety ordinance targeting drunken buggy drivers. Offenders face fines from 100 to 1000 dollars or prison from one to six months.
A meditation on human nature during relief distributions. The author notes gratitude may turn to entitlement when aid creates dependence, citing a man who abandoned his garden because the relief board provided all he needed and a grocery worker’s experience reflects similar attitudes.
The writer warns that welfare recipients show eroding self respect as they demand sustenance and entertainment, fearing a national calamity if relief stops. He argues that generosity without dignity breeds revolutionary attitudes and threatens citizenship morale.
Idaho will reach 72 landing fields with 32 more under construction by federal workers. A C Blomgren director of aeronautics reported.
The article urges thrift through converting old items into useful goods. It suggests salvaging value from discarded articles, supporting charity via salvage shops, and practical home reuse ideas like transforming velvet into a table runner or making napkins, trays, and bags from fabric and linens.
A $6000 bank account here remained unclaimed for three years even as liquidation began. H D Beacham, 40, a barber from Jackson Mississippi, appeared to claim the money after reading of the liquidation program. Beacham opened the account nearly ten years ago with regular deposits and small withdrawals until moving three years ago. The bank had tried to locate him without success.
Two piece imported velveteen dress described with sleeves and yoke in one. It features inverted box pleats on the front and back.
Two brothers separated during the Soviet era were reunited after sixteen years following the rescue of the Chelluskin expedition in the Arctic. Fedor Reshetnikov, a former street waif, joined the mission and his image appeared in Soviet papers, leading Ivan Reshetnikov to recognize him through a published photograph.
Quinces have little acid and excess pectin, juice alone won t jelly. Use equal parts tart apple and a mix of cranberry quince and apple juice for rich color and flavor. Remove seeds, cook quince until tender, drain juice, and use sugar at about two thirds of juice. Pulp can become conserve or butter.
In Buenos Aires Tito Schipa demonstrates scale running for Toto V the pet monkey at his villa. Toto watches intently and tries to imitate, but the task proves hopeless as the animal shows no real chance to enter grand opera.
A staged police investigation recounts Chief Smith linking Frank White to the 19th century murder of Officer Boyce. Through pawn tickets and a stolen revolver, White is confronted in Boonville with his mother present. Unable to explain his alibi, he confesses to the homicide.
Deaf mutes seldom use the deaf and dumb alphabet except for names and dates. They rely on an indicative sign language faster than speech, understood in many countries, allowing mates of different nationalities to converse without shared written language.
The text traces parachute development from 18th century experiments by Sebastian Lenormand and J. P. Blanchard to 1918 and 1919 army seat-pack parachutes. It notes Lenormand's 1783 Montpelier observatory descent and Blanchard's balloon adjunct concept.
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