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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1942
Page
3
Kathleen Norris argues that divorces often fail and explores Susan’s dilemma in choosing between a loving father and a demanding mother. The essay details family tensions, financial strain, and the emotional cost on children caught between parents.
A defense of maintaining child welfare in divorce argues that successful marriage relies on compromise and that separating parents harms children. The writer cites a woman asking a father to contribute to schooling costs for the child and outlines a proposed compromise. A hospital scene and a story about a custody outcome illustrate concerns about parental conflict and its effects on children.
The piece touts a second Joe Louis versus Billy Conn outdoor match as a major wartime relief fundraiser likely to attract a record crowd and substantial funds. It compares speed and power, notes weight changes from army life, and stresses the bout’s larger public good beyond sport.
A feature on elegant yet budget friendly luncheon ideas detailing salads in tomato cups and fruit platters, muffin recipes, and two dressing options. Tips cover serving styles with self serve bowls, pastry ideas, and simple rolls. Includes a call to write Lynn Chambers at Western Newspaper Union for advice.
The menu lists assorted salads including chicken salad fruit salad and egg salad in tomato cups with molasses nut muffins or cheese rings. Coffee or tea accompanies the meal and recipes are provided.
Latest reports indicate ample black pepper and spices for at least two years. Coffee cocoa and tea stocks remain good with domestic fats and oils replacing imported palm and coconut oils. Homemakers should conserve soaps and fats and learn to use dried fruits and can from defense gardens. Tin will cover canning. heed limited tin after use. Pineapple plants continue shipping to the mainland with no serious shortage yet.
A well planned border bursting with beauty offers a lasting view all summer. The ad promotes a 32 page booklet detailing planting and care for lawns shrubs perennials and more including fertilizers soils disease prevention and includes an order address.
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