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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
7
A compact collection of aphorisms and observations from La Bruyere Cotton Tacitus Carlyle Richter Franklin on virtue eloquence and time. The lines praise brave sentiments praise antiquity and affirm that deeds shape life and truth rests in goodness.
The piece warns that speculative land ownership may threaten future farm prosperity as prices rise sharply across the United States. It cites a 71 percent rise from 1935–39 averages, urges restraint to avoid a postwar crash, and urges farmers to boost yields on existing land through soil improvement and fertilizer use.
Yoked dress and matching panties offered for young girls with simple one piece cut. Pattern No. 1514 covers sizes 2 to 6 years, with yardage for 25 or 39 inch fabric and rickrack trim. Send orders to the provided address.
Dr. Thomas Parran, surgeon general, warns no area is safe from poliomyelitis and urges universal preepidemic planning. He cautions against reliance on cycles of epidemics and stresses inventories of local facilities, hospital roles, and National Foundation support to prevent fear or panic during polio seasons.
Mrs. Gala O. Fletcher of Everton, age 78, has churned 21 000 pounds of butter by hand in a century old brass churn. She began at age four on a wooden box and uses a wooden paddle to remove milk from butter. She ages and works the butter to remove milk and keeps it in sun warmed earthen crack. Contentment among cows and good feed are key to quality butter, she says.
A U S match company announces water resistant matches that can be submerged for four hours and still light. Developed for amphibious and jungle warfare, they were adopted by the War Department in 1943 and shipped to fronts. Civilians will buy eight boxes per package with 40 matches per box, guaranteed to light after four hours submerged.
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