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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1944
Page
5
Meal guidance stresses contrast in color texture and flavor to boost appeal. Recipes include Cheese Souffle Sandwiches with ripe olives, Mock Drumsticks, Braised Liver with Vegetables, and Date Bars, plus a fruit salad and butterscotch rice pudding. Readers invited to share recipes.
Simple guidance on slicing cucumbers and radish for garnish, arranging beets with spinach near beef roast, breaking cauliflower into florets with paprika around ham, wrapping carrots in mint with lamb, and pairing bananas and pineapple with ground beef.
Mrs. Bigelow races to claim a monthly radio prize of fifty dollars while her husband neglects a leaking bathroom tap. She must call the radio station by twelve thirty to win, as water danger looms over a draining wash bowl.
Kathleen Norris describes a frantic race to avert a basement flood as water from a brimming bowl threatens the house. Henry Bigelow faces a municipal water shutoff notice while she battles the rising tide and rushes to the radio station.
A reader explains wanting to retain custody of Maureen against her biological father Ralph after his remarriage. She argues laws favor the father in adoption and custody while recalling cases where courts denied divorce or changed parental rights. She warns against litigation, noting laws reflect majority interests but can be unjust and may not favor compassionate, personal bonds.
A dying young mother asks a friend to care for her baby Maureen. Five years later the father, now prosperous and remarried, seeks custody. The child's caregiver Mary Lee plans to contest in court without adoption papers or legal claim.
The text prescribes cross leg movements to fill thin legs and strengthen foot arches, suggesting pushing toes down then lifting while seated. It notes wearing flat or ballet slippers and strap-heeled shoes to make legs appear fuller.
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