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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
6
Sonya Savarin and Starr Stone flee a danger-filled scene in a night escape to a warm plane. Concha sacrifices herself as Concha dies in the shadows, while Sonya and Starr escape into the starry sky, leaving a crowd behind.
Sonya Savarin and Starr Stone dodge captivity as El Diablo and a gunship close in. Navajo warriors surge from the ruins to halt the pursuers with a dramatic cliffside clash that could seal their fate. The tale shifts to a dramatic, frontier sky battle ending in a perilous stand.
Sonya clings to the cockpit edge as a Mexican love fades and Starr Stone’s fate haunts her. She confronts a perilous future with a wild bronze haired companion, shedding memory of Serge, Lila, and the ranch home. Destiny calls amid stark sacrifice and uncertain reunion.
Fashion notes highlight rising popularity of hand knit and crochet garments. Paris designs appear in jackets skirts and blouses made from washable crochet cotton with chic detailing. Greens dominate color palettes with rust accents and coordinated velvet accessories. Monogrammed sports-knit toys add a final distinguished touch.
Flattering evening capelets in tulle with fluted and frilled edges trend among stylish women under lights. The Paris creation by Maggy Rouff features bright red tulle capelet and white chiffon dress with fan shaped waist pleating and a deep pleated flounce.
Dear Dotty returns from the country and attends Lady D’s ball in dotted Swiss. Her look features a four inch all around ruffle, a cape at the shoulders, a square cut front and back edged with matching ruffles, and pale pink satin sandals peeking from beneath the skirt.
Long-handled bags recalling the belles of the 80s and 1900s reappear in modern form. Made of calf skin or pigskin, they showcase plain or pleated bodies with a double handle rising eight to ten inches above the bag. Black ottoman pouches dominate afternoon and evening wear.
Earrings worn on the tops of the ears feature tiny gold wings as the latest novelty in costume jewelry. Designers showcase the trend as a playful, eye catching accessory for fashion enthusiasts.
Women in London embrace the Coolie type hat style with growing popularity. The accessory appears in shops and street looks, signaling a rising trend among fashionable urban shoppers this season.
Lesson outline for September focusing on the goodness of God and prophetic messages. It covers Biographical study of Ahijah to Isaish, application to land, poverty, labor, prohibition, and modern life, plus summaries of lessons from Ahijah through Hezekiah with practical class assignments.
A reflective query urges action worth living for and dying for. It asks if any suffering sorrow or injustice remains unrelieved and whether a single deed of kindness or duty could still be performed.
The passage discusses the natural trust of children and connects it to Jesus teaching that followers should become like children. It reflects on innocence, reliance, and the moral lesson of childlike trust in spiritual life.
A housewife suggests using an ice cream carton as a mold for ice box cookies. Press the dough firmly into the carton, cover, and refrigerate. When ready to bake, tear away the cardboard to reveal a cylinder for slicing into cookies.
The U S forest service reports aspens, once neglected by foresters, are rising in the Lake States as a first natural response after fires. Aspen stands aid quick restocking when not densely packed, with poplars serving as nurse crops for white and Norway pines. Aspen acreage in Michigan reaches 5 million acres, valued for game habitat and various uses. Aspen seeds are extremely light, wind-dispersed, and germinate swiftly on moist ground. Aspen are rapid-growing but short-lived, rarely living beyond a century.
The Postum Company offers a full week’s supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it. The offer appears in another part of this paper. Readers are invited to send a request to receive the product at no cost.
A New York Sun quip notes men secretly study their reflection when alone but pose a masculine front in public. It argues women are more honest, suggesting vanity crosses gender lines through the ritual of checking appearance.
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