Gems Pulverized for Ship Deck Slip Prevention
Walk on gems pulverized garnets in coarse grains and a plastic binder are applied to decks passages of battleships cruisers and smaller craft to prevent slipping accidents on wet surfaces.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1944
Page
7
Walk on gems pulverized garnets in coarse grains and a plastic binder are applied to decks passages of battleships cruisers and smaller craft to prevent slipping accidents on wet surfaces.
This entry notes the January 23 lesson plan featuring selections and readings curated by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. It lists the lesson subjects and corresponding scripture texts used in study.
A church lesson explains Jesus parables from Mark 4 focusing on four soils, patient growth, abnormal growth dangers, and the need for spiritual fruit. It notes Satan and worldliness hinder seed, and warns against church systems lacking true meekness and service.
The 7 Pattern No 8557 offers a jumper blouse slip and panties set in sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6 years The fabric requirements include 114 yards of 39 inch material for the jumper 1 yard for the blouse 214 yards for the slip and panties and 4 yards for lace edging.
The latest shirtwaist dress edition features a front closing placket ending below the belt offering coat dress comfort with fewer buttonholes and buttons. Pattern No. 8562 lists sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 42 with size 14 short sleeves needing 334 yards of 39 inch material.
A child explains a judge should be neutral, while teasingly noting their papa’s scent. The exchange highlights expectations of impartiality in judging and playful family banter about flowers and judges.
A playful dialogue between Pop Offspring and a stern parent frames a stalled car at a traffic light. A courteous officer joins, asking what ails the driver and cheekily hints at colors she favors as she awaits help.
A young woman visits a photographer with a photograph of her soldier friend and asks to enlarge it. She then adds that he would look nice mounted on a horse, prompting a lighthearted exchange about mounting the print.
An old fashioned healer’s idea shifts to Penetro a medicated ointment based on mutton suet. It promises double action relief for cold induced muscular aches and coughing while vaporizing to ease a stuffy nose and stimulating the affected area from the outside.
An advertisement notes First Call is the Army’s first bugle call, but Camel cigarettes are the favored brand among soldiers across all services. It cites sales data from service stores and mentions shipping Camels to soldiers both in the United States and overseas.
An advertising blurb extols VapoRub as the first choice for millions seeking relief from colds. It touts time-tested use applied to the throat chest and back at bedtime as a trusted remedy once used by a grandmother.
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