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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
3
A Western Newspaper Union summary explains spontaneous hypersensitivity ties asthma hay fever eczema and hives to unstable involuntary systems. It notes heritable risk in parents and migraine forms sharing a common underlying physiology with periodic internal changes before attacks. Further study is urged to prevent these conditions.
In a tense Green Forest duel a hunter with a gun pursues Lightfoot the Deer using tracking lore learned from past encounters. Lightfoot relies on cunning and sign reading to mislead the hunter while staying one step ahead, culminating in a silent cat and mouse pursuit.
Lightfoot moves cautiously after a hunter who loses his scent. He listens intently for clues but hears nothing, choosing a path with favorable breeze from the Merry Little Breezes. He senses safety ahead if no dreaded man smell comes with the wind.
Photo taken as Congress adjourned portrays President Roosevelt standing with evident fatigue yet appearing to endure better than most senators and representatives who faced a long session.
Mrs. Robert Gray of Darlington Wisconsin writes that only Czechoslovakia the Netherlands Sweden Denmark and Norway pay women the same wages as men for the same work.
Inhabitants of Alaska number about 30 000 white people 18 000 Indians and 12 000 Eskimos reflecting a diverse population mix in the territory.
The text explains how snake venom damages blood and vessel walls, likening it to a strong acid. It notes copperhead bites are serious but rarely fatal, and discusses venom use for hunting and defense.
A short poem reflecting a street scene where Patty and other children are at school. The speaker notes loneliness and quiet after September begins, with the street empty and the morning breeze cool under gray skies. Copyright WNU Service.
A humorous Q and A column from the Associated Newspapers WNU Service. Readers ask about job routes to Boston to Tucson and other life curiosities. Answers use witty, period voice and playful irony.
Youthful tailored collar on a demure bodice with flare sleeves offers a dainty dress in printed silk or cotton. Pattern 9343 available in multiple sizes. size 16 uses 3 1/4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Department, New York.
A fragment from a Bell Syndicate feature hints at a father daughter exchange on creativity and drawing, with playful misquotes reflecting the era. The snippet shows syndicated humor from a WNU Service source.
The column suggests using fancy brick ice cream at home with cake sandwiches, caramel and strawberry pairings, whipped cream sauces, and nut toppings. It lists chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream and whipped cream, and chocolate cream squares with hot fudge sauce and pecans for simple dessert ideas.
Prepare a fruit nut sauce from chopped dates figs preserved in syrup maraschino with syrup and blanched toasted almonds. Mix equal portions of each and add syrup to desired consistency. Serve over vanilla ice cream. For the mint drink, simmer sugar and water five minutes then add finely chopped mint leaves, six tablespoons lemon juice, rest overnight, tint green, and serve with a spoon of mint shrub in each glass and fill with ginger ale.
The article advises using a fine haired Japanese paint brush for eye shadow to achieve precise color gradations. It emphasizes not relying on fingertips or cotton for cosmetic application and suggests this brush aids in even, subtle results. Public Ledger, Inc.-WNU Service.
A classroom exchange ends with the pupil saying his mother likes his father and doesn’t call him names. The teacher presses for his father’s name, and the pupil replies his father is simply “Daddy.”
A Detroit News fragment reports on a playful exchange about engagement rings. One woman jokes she was engaged to five men this season and persuaded them to join a syndicate ring, while another quips about preferring a large stone.
A humorous exchange plays on rural origins and bread puns as locals riff on identity and humor. The banter centers on being country bred and the frequency of loafing, drawing smiles in casual conversation.
A dialogue in a sports column riffs on motives in a stadium crowd. Senator Sorghum quips that applause may mask a hidden goal. The exchange highlights public attention and partisan theater around athletics and events.
Jim attempted to put his arm around me three times, and Tatiana comments on the awkward moment about the arm. The dialogue presents a candid, humorous exchange highlighting social interaction and surprise.
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