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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1939
Page
7
Readers learn to cut and applique a luncheon mat and napkin using green bands and a cherry leaf motif. The article guides pattern making, fabric cutting, hemming, and pressing, plus an offer to order two sewing books with free leaflet patterns.
A reflection argues that people should be ashamed of their finest deeds if the world understood the motives driving them, suggesting moral complexity in noble acts and the dangers of hidden purposes.
A philosophical reflection notes that a person’s misery stems from their own thinking, suggesting mindset shapes suffering rather than external circumstances.
Star Dust covers Olivia Leigh drawing New York vacation attention after 22 weeks of work. It notes her resemblance to Scarlett O Hara and upcoming Rebecca role opposite Laurence Olivier. Also mentions Ingrid Bergman Intermezzo and Sir Robert Vansittart writing The Thief of Bagdad lyrics.
A health column cites Dr. H. R. Brillinger on day dreaming in children. Normal in bright students but potentially serious when exaggerated, it can reflect inferiority feelings, hearing or vision issues, or illness. Early recognition and treatment yield gratifying results.
A country physician praise for treating pneumonia and a discussion on using fear to influence patient behavior. Dr Henry M. Thomas Jr. argues some high pressure patients need reassurance and an optimistic explanation of blood pressure readings. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
James Cagney signs new Warner Brothers contract though current deal lasts to October. Dorothy Lamour to co star in Mounts Typhoon and in a sarong. Disney previews Pinocchio outdistancing Snow White, with western union release notes.
The falsetto voice is a head voice distinct from the normal chest voice. It is produced by tightening the ligaments of the glottis.
Edith Bolling Wilson recalls the 1917 event when President and Mrs. Wilson attended a service at Pohick Church in Virginia. A silent arrival, a quick exit, and a small tale of mischief and disbelief from a secretary and a minister as a crowd learned of the presidential visit.
The United States Naval Observatory notes 12 00 M marks noon with M as Meridiem the Latin word meridies meaning middle of day This etymology explains the common noon designation used across timekeeping practices.
A columnist muses on clever yard wisdom and social observations. The piece cites garden feuds, parental influence on careers, a seaside worker earning 2.50 daily, honesty and boss relations, and a quip about a wife’s diet affecting her breath.
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