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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1942

Page

3

Tire safety and wartime driving save miles and money

A wartime advice piece urges careful tire care and moderate driving to stretch rubber when stockpiles are tight. It cites tire failures from worn components, misalignment, and improper tread, and promotes regular inspection, cross-switching tires, proper inflation, and cautious braking to save miles and fuel.

The National Safety Council Chicago

Tire safety and wartime driving rules urged for motorists

A wartime guidance piece urges drivers to check tires for fabric exposure and bulges, inspect wheels for bent bolts, and adopt economy focused driving. It explains recapping and retreading rules, stresses reliable shops, and offers tips to save gas, oil, and tires while promoting safe, economical travel.

The Safety Council

Recaps Retreads Keep Vital Transportation Moving

The article outlines List B eligibility for retreading or recapping tires during wartime, allowing owners with autos to obtain retreads if no other transport is available. It covers taxi services for maintenance work, transport for war effort workers, farm produce delivery, government function transport, private mail contracts, and wholesale newspaper delivery, plus inclusion of hearses and milk trucks.

Mestizo in Latin American countries defined

A mestizo refers to a person of mixed European and Indigenous ancestry, a longstanding social category in Latin American societies. The phrase originates from colonial-era class structures and today denotes heritage rather than legal status.

Intrastate commerce and historical inquiries

Intrastate commerce is commerce carried on within a single state. The biblical saying about untying the latchet refers to John the Baptist. Love can mean everything in one sense and nothing in another based on context and definition. Peru has been an independent country since 1821. The first U S president of Dutch ancestry was Martin Van Buren.

Peru United States

Mixed blood person and Cecil Rhodes cited in clues

Puzzle list includes a person of mixed blood and Cecil Rhodes. It mentions San Jacinto and a phrase about life and tennis. Clues reference within a state and dates since 1821. Names include John the Baptist and Martin Van Buren as part of the set.

Cecil Rhodes San Jacinto John the Baptist Martin van Buren

Burroughs Quote on Strength and Action

A John Burroughs reflection notes that personal weakness or strength appears in actions while intellectual strength shows in reflection. The line contrasts behavior with thought as core human traits.

John Burroughs

Adlerika for Constipation Relief Targeted to Adults

Over 50 adults suffer from constipation and gas affecting sleep and comfort. Adlerika claims to attract extra moisture to the bowels, softening wastes for easier bowel action and a refreshed feeling. Doctors recommend Adlerika as a remedy when such symptoms threaten comfort. Druggists stock it.

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