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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1945
Page
6
Washington reports show German POWs in U S camps receive rations more generous than American civilians and even three daily butter portions while civilians face shortages. The piece contrasts with U S policy and questions why volunteers and medical discharges are treated unevenly.
The article surveys returning veterans facing a vast federal machinery and rising per capita government debt. It cautions about postwar costs including mortgage-like entitlements, muster out pay, and union dues, then shifts to Pacific air routes, postwar inflation, and the need for transparent government operation. It ends urging patriotism in bond purchases and civic participation.
Kathleen Norris urges women to tackle money worries first to stabilize families after World War II. She advises debt reduction, saving, budgeting, and planning for returning soldiers, then extending care to others through prayer and service as part of rebuilding home life. Nearby scenes follow Davie North and Mrs Meek as a dog rescue links to community support.
A pattern describes a twelve inch square rug composed of burlap or canvas foundations and squares stitched from old coat strips and dyed blanket pieces. Turquoise flowers and red cherries decorate alternating squares as a ready to assemble project. Pattern 201 includes the color guide and full directions and includes a 15 cent price request.
The text urges wives of soldiers to build financial security during war by earning, paying debts, buying with cash, and saving. It highlights abundant good jobs and war bonds, warns against debt, and notes that once on a solid footing, goals like a home, farm, or education become achievable through disciplined saving.
Two Kansas state college home economists report the greatest shrinkage occurs in the first washing, with most washable yard goods shrinking in second to fourth washings. The biggest loss is in length, so buy extra material. Stretch continuous filament rayon fabrics with ironing to restore shape.
A home remedy claims to ease coughs from colds with no cooking. Mix two cups sugar with one cup water, add 24% ounces Pinex to a pint bottle, then combine with syrup for a full pint. The mixture supposedly loosens phlegm and soothes irritated membranes quickly and safely. Money back if not pleased.
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