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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1945
Page
3
Simple ribbed bonnet and six inch mittens designed for newborns in soft pink pale blue or white baby wool. Complete instructions Pattern No 5020 available for 16 cents plus name and address. High demand and wartime conditions cause longer processing times for popular patterns.
An old home remedy explains mixing a sugar or corn syrup base with Pinex to create a pint of cough syrup. It claims rapid phlegm loosening and soothing effect for colds, with money back if not satisfactory.
Senator Lister Hill proposes a Rural Telephone Administration to fund rural service improvements. A $109 million loan fund would back loans to about 30,000 small phone companies and other borrowers to rebuild lines upgrade exchanges and extend service in underserved areas. Loans would be 1 percent interest for up to 35 years and financed with federal aid coordinated with the Rural Electrification administration.
A Western Newspaper Union feature contrasts Frank O Lowden the Illinois governor turned business farmer with George Wermach who farms as a lifestyle. It argues Lowden measures success by cash dividends while Wermach values independence, security, and the agrarian way of life.
A carnival of topics runs from a strap on milk stool for sanitation to OPA price rules affecting sugar cane farmers. The piece then shifts to WWI and WWII allies, debt, and hopes for a one billion dollar congress. It closes with a sermon outline on Jesus commissioning the disciples and inviting believers to serve.
The shortage of cotton cloth for bandages threatens cheese production. W. W. Price of the University of Wisconsin explains that bandages are crucial to pressing rind formation. Without them, cheese cracks and mold forms, lowering quality.
The Bourgoyne family of Philadelphia celebrated a golden wedding with a large clan. Headed by Mr and Mrs Sidney Bourgoyne, the clan included two daughters nine sons two sons in law eight daughters in law twenty two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Sidney Bourgoyne is famed as the helpful smile man across cities and towns nationwide.
A February 11 lesson outlines guidance from the Pontifical Council of Religious Education on texts and scripture. It explains permissions and aims to deepen understanding of religious education.
Pattern notes describe a fitted button-front frock with an action back for comfort. Available in crisp cottons, percale, gingham and seer sucker, sizes 32 through 46 and 464. Detailing includes short sleeves for size 34 and fabric yardages for 35 or 39 inch material and contrast trim. Adorable options for ages two to six with floral prints or plaid fabrics.
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