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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
3
Barry Nelson and Laraine Day collide in a tongue in cheek water prank while Lana Turner tops a Fort Hancock contest. Joan Fontaine shines in Hitchcock Suspicion with Cary Grant and others. Greta Garson stylistic notes and Rosalind Russell’s wardrobe tests mark a busy showbiz week.
The article traces Brucella discovery from Bruce Bang and Evans to Brucellosis, stresses milk born spread and Mediterranean origin, and endorses pasteurization at 143 to 145 F for 30 minutes or home pasteurization at 155 F with continuous stirring and cooling. It warns of infection risk from raw milk and emphasizes pasteurization as prevention.
Richard Arlen plans to travel to China to shoot exterior scenes for Wildcat starting early next year. The production would take about three months abroad, after which the troupe would return to complete the film.
A New Orleans man creates a tiny replica of a bustling city after hearing Edward G. Robinson on his CBS program. He intends to gift the miniature world to Robinson, who would need a special building to display it.
Herbert Marshall turns to acting after failing at arithmetic as a clerk. Raymond Gram Swing plans a Christmas vacation. Jerry Colonna Allan Jones and friends hide Judy Canova as a stowaway in True to the Army. Columbia may screen Life of Chopin with Glenn Ford as Chopin. The Thin Man franchise continues with Shadow of the Thin Man, still entertaining.
From Regimen Sanitatis Salerni the saying highlights three doctors: Diet, Quiet, and Merriman. It frames balanced living as essential for wellbeing and longevity.
A column explores how older women fail to adapt to family and friends, leading to isolation. It cites Kathleen Norris urging readers to adapt to others interests, with examples of marital strain, flirtatious husbands, and daughterly care, urging practical living over self.
A humorous dialogue features a boss and applicant debating after tax deductions from pay envelopes. They trade lines on salary offers, government withholdings, and absurd acronyms, ending with a curtain and political jab about Roosevelt Morgenthau and working for government.
Frank Leahy outlines the passing game as a three part sequence with a need for a first class passer, strong protection, and fast receivers. He notes weather as the greatest pass weakness and cites Notre Dame’s protection and receivers as key to success, drawing on Navy game observations and past players.
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