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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1941
Page
6
The Sewing Circle offers pattern 6459 with instructions for four dressing tables and skirts. Includes materials, scalloped and rounded edges, and economical yardage. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. in New York with name, address, and pattern number.
The New York City board of education adopts homework by radio with teachers presenting lessons over the air for 15 minutes each evening and pupils reporting the next day. Dialogues reveal parental hopes that radio could improve education and a humorous clash over listening times and distractions at home.
A discussion on how ignorance of mental laws and the influence of thought exercises shape health and social conditions, claiming that poverty discord and discontent spring from this lack of understanding of mental processes.
Constipation relief that also pepsinizes the stomach promises faster digestion of undigested protein and relief from gas, acid indigestion, and belching. The syrup pepsin aids stomach comfort while senna laxative wakes lazy bowels for relief. A pleasant family laxative loved by children. Buy at your druggist today.
A compact reflection on laughter as a force that travels beyond illness and sorrow, contrasting contagion with mood. The quote by Charles Dickens emphasizes humor’s infectious, uplifting impact amid hardship.
A collage of light chatter notes Wesley Stagg’s auto tag feat Oscar Pettitt’s punctual recall of stamps and poet faces Stalin winter sports zeal and London blackout kibitzers Public funds aim to save the Metropolitan Opera House an auction reports a $11000 platina fox skin sale underscoring money in fox fur care and value.
Star Dust Music of Our Land highlights a performer's plea for nurturing care from a motherly figure as guidance and inspiration. The piece explores maternal influence on artistic growth and cultural identity within a rural setting.
Westinghouse presents Musical Americana on NBC Blue Network from Pittsburgh every Thursday 8:00 to 8:30 p m Eastern time. Kenneth Watt produces directs the program with Deems Taylor as commentator and Raymond Paige conducting a 102 member Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra. Each week a standout solo musician is featured with top music school graduates suggested for appearances. The show aims to showcase American music, please diverse tastes, and broaden international cultural ties especially with South America.
Dr. James W. Barton reviews attitudes toward removing tonsils, noting they resist certain childhood diseases and should be removed only after age 15 under specific circumstances. Dr. George B. Wood argues against routine removal to prevent illness, stressing surgical risks and evolving evidence on colds and infections. The decision now rests with the family physician based on patient condition and timing.
A patient with indigestion is given barium sulphate for X rays. reports show normal organs and prompt passage of the substance. The text explains how the clay can sweep the stomach and bowels clean of irritants, aiding symptom relief. An example describes a watch swallowed by a child moved downward by barium and excreted.
Seumas Gavan dominates the fourth ward as he bristles at a rival writer Adolphus Gonwerz. Kathleen defies her father by defending the press man she loves, a marriage license finally granted amid family strife and public spectacle.
Hugh Herbert will portray six parts in Universal's La Conga Nights including himself four sisters and a mother. Elvia Allman and Blanche Stewart, known to radio fans as Brenda and Cobina, signed by Paramount for Night at Earl Carroll's. Phyllis Newman, age 5, from Major Bowes Amateur Hour, appears in The Goldbergs.
Statesman who was grandson of a king is Franklin D Roosevelt. Cantaloupe is muskmelon yes. Oasis forms from underground water reaching the surface. The first major low mood in the U S is debated. no single date. Brain grows fastest in early childhood years. The unfinished Symphony is by Schubert. Human stomach capacity around 1 to 1.5 liters.
Charles Bonaparte served in Theodore Roosevelt's cabinet. Cantaloupe is a muskmelon variety. Springs from subterranean streams form oases. The first US low mood spanned 1785 to 1789. The early life period is the first five years. Schubert is named. Typical intake ranges from four to five pints.
Bill Corum cites scientists and laboratory tests showing Camels burn slower, run cooler, and milder. Ads promise extra mildness, extra coolness, extra flavor, and more puffs per pack for greater smoking pleasure.
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