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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
2
Lesson for June 4 outlines subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education for use by permission. The note indicates the material is used with authorization and provides guidance on content.
A Washington report explains how methylolurea treatment can harden soft woods at low chemical cost, expanding uses and enabling farm woodlands to boost farm income. It notes Du Pont process aides wood durability, warp resistance, and finish, with wide regional potential for reforestation and new markets.
A pattern advertisement offers Tufted Fascinator 5664 with coral mesh work and wool tufts plus Strawberry Quilt 5397 including cutting and finishing instructions. It notes high demand and wartime delays, urging readers to send orders to the specified address.
Two wood blocks, one impregnated with methylolurea and one untreated, were exposed to an alcohol burner flame. The treated sample charred rather than catching fire, and resisted denting when clamped, unlike the untreated block.
Make celery salt from dried celery leaves and salt. A spring clothespin painted to match kitchen equipment helps remove hot kettle covers. Keep peanut butter jar inverted so oil stays mixed and the top stays moist. A dish of vinegar clears tobacco smoke. Set alarms for medicine times during illness. Extend cords by wrapping around a cylindrical object when stored.
Russia received two complete U S industrial plants sent last year in crates to save time and ship space. One was a 1.9 million refinery handling 240 000 barrels daily and the other a 5.6 million factory producing 85 000 military tires monthly.
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