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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1945
Page
3
A satirical piece contrasts a chaotic restaurant menu with a wartime poem about Nuremberg. A captioned photo of GIs is described as turning Hitler’s rally site into a baseball field, ending with a spoof line about Adolf striking out.
Washington will auction surplus aircraft with a 15 percent down payment and the balance payable in small installments. The announcement outlines a structured sale method and payment terms for the public.
President Truman urges auto owners to extend the life of their cars as new models remain distant. The statement reflecting wartime energy and thrift underscores concerns over ongoing payments and financing while operations continue.
The piece highlights Joe DiMaggio, Lou Gehrig, Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and other legends as enduring targets. It notes Cobb’s 2,244 runs and 4,191 hits, Ruth’s 60 home runs in 1927, Gehrig’s 14 seasons, and Johnson’s pitching feats, with Cy Young’s 510 wins possibly lasting longest.
Tenderex farms at Middletown Kentucky showcase modern poultry house construction in cooperation with Stoker Poultry. The 33 Gothic type arch buildings use prefab units with red hollow tile end walls, mineral wool insulation, asbestos lined interior, concrete foundations, cinder floors, and fire resistant materials to cut initial costs and future heating needs.
An automatic self feeding baler from McCormick Deering promises 40 to 65 pound hay bales at 3 to 5 per minute for wind row pickup. The lesson discusses Genesis 24 10 15 20 34 26 61 67 focusing on Isaac and Rebekah with guidance on marriage, faith, and family duties.
Dr. Floyd Cross of the American Veterinary Medical Association warns a renewed sheep scab threat looms in the Midwest. The disease causes wool loss, skin scabs, weight loss, and death, with effective control via medicated dips and isolation using lime sulfur or nicotine preparations.
The guide notes that carbon disulphide is the common farm fumigant and forms a heavier gas. Operators should avoid inhaling vapors and dripping liquid on cloth. Fire risk is high and fumigation should not occur below 60 degrees. Start late afternoon for calm air. process takes 24 hours.
A Sunday School lesson by Harold L Lundquist D D of Moody Bible Institute Chicago released through Western Newspaper Union. The note introduces the author and institution behind the devotional material.
Religious education lesson summary noting that subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used with permission.
Sewing circle pattern notes present two piece princess frock designs for girls ages 6 to 20 with floral checks or stripes. Pattern No 8782 fits sizes 6 8 10 12 14 using 27 yards of 35 inch fabric and 4 yards ric rac. Pattern No 8870 covers sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 with fabric needs of 1 54 and 2 14 yards. order by mail for delivery and tailoring.
Practical home tips on foot comfort while ironing using corrugated paper or a rug. Recipes suggest adding horseradish to hot buttered beets for tang and sweetening with brown sugar. Advice includes boiling in soda to clean agate ware and washing baby's rubber panties with mild suds, rinsing, and talcum powder after each use.
When cleaning small statues and decorated china a shaving brush proves safer and often more thorough than an ordinary brush which can chip pieces. For rarely used china dust accumulates so wipe off surplus dust with a soft brush before washing.
The article urges careful cleaning relying on a little extra effort using clean cloths and abundant clean water. It emphasizes practical steps to achieve effective results.
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