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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
3
Learn to transform linens with easy cutwork using buttonhole stitches. The pattern 6331 offers 16 motifs from small to large for natural linen or pastels in white or coordinated colors. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W 14th St New York NY with name address and pattern number.
The most complete collection of colored diamonds in the world belongs to designer Paul Gillot. It features 110 distinct colors including pink orange blue and green. Gillot designed and set many crown jewels and was Sarah Bernhardt's jeweler for 15 years. he has been decorated by several countries and is nicknamed the king of diamonds.
A doctor recommends addressing constipation by finding the cause and avoiding it rather than curing symptoms. Most people eat highly refined foods and lack bulk in their diet. Try Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast, drink water, and join the Regulars. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
Quote attributed to Glenn Frank underscores that men are not always as virtuous as the causes they champion. The line reflects a wary view of leadership and advocacy.
A succinct quotation emphasizing self knowledge as a shield against vanity attributed to Cer Avantes.
President Roosevelt used three public appearances to push policy after Congress adjourned. He touted Ashurst bill gains and warned of a political gamble over 1940, while opponents argued over budget totals and the nation’s financial precariousness. Across the Atlantic, Germany pressed claims over Danzig as Forster mobilized support.
Secretary Wallace ends trials and proclaims success of the food stamp program. Trials in Rochester Daytona Seattle Birmingham Des Moines Shawnee fed relief families with orange stamps for regular foods and blue stamps for surplus foods. August announcement follows favorable three month results and signals nationwide expansion.
The article notes a sewing club project with draperies and valances, detailing pattern dimensions and construction steps. It mentions a fundraising push and a special offer: two 25 cent sewing books with 96 How to Sew articles, available for 25 cents plus name and address to Mrs Spears in Chicago, with delivery by return mail.
The article examines how much a purported 13 billion dollar congressional appropriation was actually allocated and spent, analyzing the discrepancy between stated figures and realized expenditures. It compares planned budgets to enacted appropriations and informs readers on the true fiscal impact of the package.
In Washington the National Association of Manufacturers released figures claiming U S taxes have risen 640 percent since 1913, well above Britain’s 430 percent increase. In Spain General Franco proclaims himself supreme dictator as Britain fears border trenches near Gibraltar. In Chicago Fred Snite, famed for infantile paralysis, is described as the 'boiler kid' alongside Teresa Larkin, 25.
Mrs. Manuel Quezon visited a Manila maternity hospital to witness a rare medical phenomenon a seven pound infant with a heart outside the chest remaining asleep after feeding from an eye dropper doctors watched through a stemless glass and pondered surgery The mother Mary Heart credits her child s condition to religious devotion to a Christ with exposed heart.
One month after threats of war over Sakhalin oil and coal resources, Russia and Japan reinforced borders and warships moved toward confrontation. Moscow and Tokyo showed no surrender while concessionaires granted Japanese workers a 15 percent wage increase, shifting the outcome in Japan’s favor.
Dr George E Vincent former president of the Rockefeller Foundation argues humor protects freedom. He warns repression of laughter about political figures signals loss of other liberties. The comment reflects concerns about political culture and tolerance in society.
The quote traces how thoughts shape actions habits and characters leading to destiny. It emphasizes cause and effect in personal development and moral growth.
Facts span Panizzi escape in 1821 and a bill for a hangman’s task in England. A Zurich cinema roof opens to starlight on summer nights. A Taoist mummy in Shantung remains worshiped for 2000 years. The Hungarian crown with a bent golden cross is preserved in images and on the flag.
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