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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1922
Page
7
The note urges balancing relentless concentration on work with occasional mental holidays to maintain poise. It discusses viewing work as a whole from distance and stresses change over rest, warning that constant detail attention without breaks harms performance. An odd ancestral digression mentions a Roman feast and a Surinam tribe reference.
A discussion notes that longhorn beetles provide a rich store of edible larvae. The text highlights their abundance and consumption in many countries, presenting them as a food source.
Police found footprints described as tall and muddy at a local scene. The Boston Evening Transcript notes the investigation gathers leads as investigators examine the evidence and question witnesses.
A quote from The Kitchen Cabinet dated 1922 via the Western Newspaper Union emphasizes resilience. It says it takes more than one fall to defeat a determined man and that failure or missteps do not define a person's worth.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen tips describes garnish for apple pie with whipped cream and grated cheese, a fish pudding with custard, tomato cocktails using peppers and French dressing, Cafe Glace with hot coffee poured over ice, and a sweet omelet with jam and fresh fruit fillings.
A literary fragment presents the poem line about beauty as its own excuse for being attributed to Emersgon. The text contemplates sight and aesthetic value with a classical tone.
Instructions for September rhubarb jelly, including washing, slicing, and simmering with water, straining, and sugar to juice ratio, plus canning steps. Also recipes for Perfection Muffins, Preserved Citron Melon, and Uncooked Grape Jelly with steps for sugar, heating, and sealing.
A reflection on turning ideals into action urging ideals to be made tangible and shared. The author argues that mere mental constructs fail to aid others unless transformed into inspirations and practical steps.
A humorous Punch Bowl quip mocks a pessimist who complains about a bank roll so thick it breaks the wallet stitches. The line satirizes rich excess and petty griping.
Important to mothers examine every bottle of Castoria the famous old remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the signature of Fletcher's Castoria In use for 0 years Children cry for ver years.
A wry quip notes Johnson looks somber after a romantic setback. The line counters with resigned humor that expectations often disappoint.
Pimples and blackheads urged to be removed by smearing Cuticura Ointment and washing with Cuticura Soap. Daily use suggested to maintain clear skin, with Cuticura Talcum also recommended. Advertisement mentions quick five minute wash.
The scraps mention whether Alice-Did Gladys broke into a social scene and Virginia lamenting an 11 year marriage to Jack. Also a Red Cross Ball Blue ad promises fresh white baby clothes with no streaks, sold by grocers.
A Louisville Courier Journal line notes that a peanut machine is rarely smug when dispensing a penny’s worth, while acknowledging it can still sting users on occasion.
Letters from women in Youngstown New Orleans and Indianapolis describe crippling fatigue back pain cramps and depression before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound They claim improved energy sleep and ability to work after taking multiple bottles and urge others to try the remedy based on their experiences
A Massachusetts clergyman once rebuked a plowman for swearing. He chased the plow and claimed he did not need to swear. The worker counters that the preacher told more than fifty lies by insisting he never saw the like while seeing it all along.
A reflection on how talkers are overestimated while quiet people may go undervalued. The saying contrasts vocal behavior with perceived worth, implying social judgments hinge on communication style.
W S Inglis recounted a Scranton railroad banquet tale about a 12 mile branch line famed for bumps dirt and discomfort. A traveler declared the worst part of his journey over then impertinently asked about going to Hong Kong China.
A man begins by laying off a garden and continues with an undefined follow up. The exchange suggests ongoing steps or repercussions after the initial layoff.
A concise saying notes kindness toward musicians who can play piano. It implies encouragement over ridicule and celebrates natural talent. The line emphasizes supportive treatment of skilled individuals in a light, witty tone.
Henry Savage Landor earned renown as an explorer after becoming the first known white man to reach both sources of the Brahmaputra in India and to fix their positions in Thibet. His Himalayan travels yielded vast knowledge before a year studying the Philippine islands, a 3800 mile pack saddle trek through Corea, years in Africa, and extensive South American travel up to 1914.
A young man, convinced radium would cure the world, asked a chemist its price per ounce. The ashamed shopper fled with a box of cough lozenges after the ironic reply.
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