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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1943
Page
3
A doctor argues the oldest profession is surgery while a architect counters creation required design. A politician joins, noting the need to push back toward chaos where governance must emerge, sparking a witty clash of professions.
Chinese soldiers abandon queues as symbol of submission to the Manchu dynasty after the Republic is established. Hair styles shift with political change, ending a centuries old military and cultural practice.
Syllabus notes indicate a December 19 lesson with subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission.
The lesson centers on Jesus as the ultimate revelation of God, surpassing prophets and angels. Christ is the express image of God's glory, upholds creation, and sits at God’s right hand, completing the law for believers by faith in Him. The saving Word rests in Romans 10 4-10, where faith unlocks righteousness and salvation through Christ.
War Food administration urges farmers to place fertilizer orders with local dealers and take delivery early due to manpower shortages in manufacturing and transport. Six months needed for delivery. 5 to 10 percent more fertilizer in 1944, with nitrogen and superphosphate rising and potash uncertain. Local dealers may offer immediate delivery.
A vintage idea urges a wheeled toy chest with a foldout table top for play in any cozy room. Directions by Mrs Spears guide making the chest from scraps with wooden wheels, stenciled decorations, full size patterns, and a 15 cent pattern No 252 offered by mail.
Description of young Lolo women in southwestern China weaving dyed wool into long hair, secured by a headband. Notes this as one of many unusual hair fashions around the world.
The article notes that the Komodo dragons, large lizards found on Komodo, Rintja, and Flores in eastern Java, are believed to be the oldest living relatives of prehistoric giants. Some individuals reach ten feet in length and possess long, sharp claws.
When turnip salad is fed in unlimited amounts, chickens eat less mash and egg production drops. Do not feed more than four pounds of turnip salad to a flock of 100 birds per day to avoid reduced mash intake and a slump in eggs.
Laboratory-scale fermentations of artichokes are studied by Joseph E Seagram and Sons of Louisville Kentucky as an alternative sugar source. Artichokes contain inulin which yields fructose upon hydrolysis and the inulase enzyme present eliminates the need to add any extra enzyme.
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