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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
3
Chilean investors partake in a state supported plan via Sociedad Constructora de Establecimientos Educacionales to fund school construction. The program guarantees at least 8 percent annual dividends, exempts the dividend from taxes, and accepts shares for inheritance taxes.
Keep the medicine chest out of children's reach or locked. Label all medicines and read directions carefully. When measuring, wipe the bottle neck before and after corking. Pour from the side away from the label and date the label with purchase and usage details. Poisons stay in dark bottles with special stoppers. Spring clean twice a year and discard old medicines. Liquid drugs evaporate and pills deteriorate with age. Do not keep prescriptions indefinitely.
Guidance explains coughing into the floor away from people and warns against covering with hands since droplets can reach others via surfaces or meals. It notes hands become contaminated and transfer germs when touching people or objects.
Acetate rayon yarn now replaces silk for insulating interior telephone system wires. It meets required electrical stability under varying conditions and shows good aging properties. The rayon covering is used on switchboard wires and distributing frame cables.
The piece advises delaying pruning of most fruits until late winter or early spring to avoid damage from severe weather. It notes colder areas and late freezes can injure buds, and delaying pruning helps remove damaged wood while preserving live buds to produce a crop.
Marjorie Griffin advises thorough washing and hot sudsy water to banish dishwater bacteria. She warns lukewarm water and humble hints allow bacteria to grow, urging clean towels, scalding water, and frequent water changes to keep china and silver spotless. Washburn students observed bacteria colonies on cups washed by ordinary methods.
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