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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1945
Page
3
Sam Goldwyn, Hollywood producer, proclaims a bold plan in a meeting with advisers. One colleague argues it cannot work yet Goldwyn retorts he may err but will never be wrong.
Aerial observations over Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado reveal how topsoil loss and conservation efforts shape farms, towns, and communities. Editor Burrowes notes soil health ties city economies to the land while pilots describe land from the air. The piece calls for windbreaks and broader public concern.
Thousands of men trained with the RAF at Randolph Field and recalled the BT-14 as the first aircraft to give them an aerial survey of Texas. Randolph, long called Uncle Sam's West Point of the Air, expanded training as early as 1940 and continues to train RAF personnel postwar with various planes for basic and advanced instruction.
Pattern No 8947 offers a jumper and matching jacket for ages 2 to 8 with sizes 3 4 5 6 and 8. Details note fabric requirements and sleeve options. demand is high causing longer than usual order filling times.
The term gas originated with Dutch chemist Jan van Helmont who coined it around 1625. Languages worldwide adopted gas as the word for the gaseous form of matter since no earlier term existed.
A compact assortment of maxims noting youth rashness and old age prudence, alongside a biblical proverb and Goethe on laughter. The lines reference Cicero, Cor. 9:6, and general observations on character, harvests from sowing, and human mirth.
A home baking appeal promotes Fleischmanns Fast Rising Dry Yeast as full strength for weeks on the pantry shelf. The copy assures instant readiness to bake and avoids spoiled dough, urging readers to buy at their grocer.
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