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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1940
Page
7
The National Safety Council warns Holidays bring auto and home accidents with burns and slips. Read safety tips: supervise electrical toys, avoid candles on trees, keep trees away from stoves, guard lights, use fire resistant measures, treat icy steps, and drive carefully to avoid tragedy during 1941.
The city revels in fireworks during Christmas season with rockets Roman candles and firecrackers lighting Canal Street nights. Children and families join noisy parades and bell ringing as prices drop and streets glow with explosive displays.
Advice says cut base, set tree in shallow water, and add sugar. Fresh wood exposure helps uptake. Water and sugar nourish needles, delaying shedding.
A column lists varied beliefs about Christmas weather. Prognostications link sun, snow, wind, and crops with outcomes like a green Christmas, good hop crops, or a fat graveyard. Predictions note frost,Meadows, and Easter conditions tied to holiday weather.
Armine von Tempski describes Christmas in Hawaii as vivid and traditional. She recalls riding in on horseback to celebrate on Maui with Americans Hawaiians Japanese Chinese Portuguese and diverse families sharing a unique holiday feast and song.
If you doubt certain lamps in your Christmas tree string, remove a lamp from a five cell flashlight and screw in the lamps one at a time. They will glow faintly under low current if good, while burned out lamps will not glow at all.
Dr James W Barton discusses goiter treatment findings from Redisch and Perloff. He notes surgery, X ray, and rest with iodine as options. Iodine alone improves some patients, worsens others, and with sodium iodide shows about 10 percent complete cures and substantial symptom relief in many cases.
A medical note from Dr. L. H. Criep, citing Pennsylvania Medical Journal, explains dizziness or vertigo can stem from food allergies. It details how allergic inflammation may affect the inner ear and lists related symptoms, warnings to distinguish from tumors or infections, and urges careful evaluation before blaming allergy.
A reader asks if high blood pressure is dangerous for stroke patients. The doctor replies that after a stroke the family physician orders bed rest for weeks, gradual exercise as condition allows, small meals four times daily, and medicines to relieve symptoms if needed.
The notice identifies a lesson outline for December 29 with selected scripture passages. It notes copyright by the International Council of Religious Education and permission for use.
A story of a home refresh shows Mrs Martindale transforming a drab front hall with a green dyed carpet, panels created from red framed mirrors, cream monk's cloth shelf, and a buckram stiffened valance. The article notes Sewing Book 5 for full buckram instructions.
Practical household guidance covers rust removal with cream of tartar, bread and milk for freshness, keeping ovens dry, greasing pans for popovers, suede rain spot treatment with emery board, black magnesia for ceiling stains, wicker chair cleaning with hot soapy water, and rehydrating dry lemons by soaking in cold water.
Pattern 6800 provides steps to crochet a medallion with a decorative pattern suitable for small or large accessories. Includes illustrated instructions and a photo of the medallion with required materials. Send order to:
A reflective quotation from Thackeray on enduring love for the departed and the living who cherish them, expressing timeless affection and memory.
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