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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1942
Page
3
A humorous column mixes a spoof dialogue with Adolf Hitler feigning illness to a doctor. The doctor notes a fever and various ailments linked to indulgence, while der Fuehrer claims no heart and a need to remove his coat. The piece also lampoons American air raid jokes and labor news from Yale.
A proposed HEALTH AUDIT WEEK urges employers and county medical societies to conduct pre employment and annual health examinations for all workers and their families. It argues early disease detection saves time resources and reduces accidents, proposing special rates and year end campaigns.
The piece urges farmers and small businesses to conduct a health audit as the year ends. CPAs see more tax work ahead while farmers stock inventories and assess farm gear. It notes attention to physical stock and earnings but urges evaluating the health of people who will drive next year.
A reader asks Dr Nathan S Davi in Winnetka about morning leg aches, suggesting foot strain or rheumatism as causes. The doctor notes age would refine the answer and adds pleurisy bandages are only for comfort if they help the patient.
Michele Morgan set to debut in Joan of Paris for RKO but may shift to Challenge to the Night a South Seas romance if world events change plans. Madeleine Carroll adjusts by delaying England return and may star in Her Perfect Mate after My Favorite Blonde.
Robert Taylor is cast as a violent gang leader in Billy the Kid and Johnny Eager, while Dumbo is voted among the ten best pictures by junior critics. Wake Island will be an all star film written by W R Burnett as Marines fight on a Pacific outpost. Dorothy Lamour earns 60 spring hats as America’s best hatted girl. Elizabeth Wayne rises in Batavia radio to Mutual and 14 dialects may air on Joyce Jordan Girl Interne as Luis Van Rooten joins the cast.
Trade paper notes Columbia's Trinidad pairs Pat OBrien and Brian Donlevy with Janet Blair making her screen singing debut as Hal Kemp's former vocalist. Gene Autry climbs to second in national film popularity. Tarzan's Secret Treasure set for release and Tarzan Against the World enters production. Lew Ayres abandons China project for Fingers at the Window after leaving Dr. Kildare.
Readers are invited to order seven tea towels and a pan holder featuring two playful pup motifs. The notice suggests single stitch and outline work with appliqued bows, offering designs for 29230 at 15 cents each.
Collier's attributes a monumental 1930s sabotage to the Red Army destroying the Dnieper river hydroelectric dam last August. The project, finished in 1932, took five years to build and cost 500 million dollars.
Box 166 W Kansas City Mo invites readers to enclose 15 cents for each pattern desired. Pattern numbers are provided but only partial text is readable.
A quoted reflection on daily planning and time management. It describes how a morning plan guides work through a busy life, likening organization to a light through occupations, versus chaos when time is left to chance. The emphasis is on deliberate planning to achieve orderly results.
To create a three stripe flag red white and blue appear equal in size the red stripe must be 21 percent wider than the white and the white must be 10 percent wider than the blue.
The quote advises focusing on a restful mindset to counteract restlessness and anxiety, suggesting success comes when the restless mind is set aside and calm thoughts are allowed to prevail. Margaret Stowe presents a practical mental health tip for daily life.
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