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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
2
A note indicating the June 11 lesson materials featuring selected subjects and scripture texts, compiled under permission from the International Council of Religious Education for use in study.
A wartime feature highlights dairy products as essential for soldiers and workers. Milk and dairy foods are praised for boosting health, morale, and production, with data showing increased per capita milk use in modern military rations and broad national impacts.
The Fountain of the Post Exchange is a popular evening spot where husky young men in training for war drink malted milks. Soldiers, once civilian milk drinkers, develop big appetites as they work hard, dispelling the notion that milk is for sissies.
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1964 designed for sizes 34 to 48 with size 36 short sleeves needing 14 yards of 39 inch material. Pattern No 8619 available in sizes 11 to 19 with size 13 ruffled version requiring 4 yards of 39 inch material with 3% yard contrasts for collar without ruffles, 3% yard. Due to high demand and wartime conditions order processing time is longer. Send your order to:
The vogue for pinafore styles inspires a smart two-piece ensemble with an over-the-shoulder ruffled top. The outfit blends retro charm with modern tailoring and highlights bold texture.
A burly lorry driver verbally abuses a young man in a stalled car while a fair passenger urges a response. The boyfriend vows to fix the car and prepare a rebuttal in a witty courtroom style exchange.
Dialogue between Jasper and Joan ends with Joan denying a loan as their friendship reaches an abrupt finale. The exchange frames a brief, tension filled moment with a sharp cutoff.
A burglar pressures a local heiress for cash, declaring he wants her money not her life. The scene shifts as a man learns his uncle is unsettled and sends a telegram in response.
A besotted suitor declares marriage will banish clouds and bring sunshine as he asks for a kiss, while the delighted partner playfully rebukes turning a weather forecast into a vow of affection.
A child suggests a play idea with elephants at the zoo and asks the mother for help. The mother questions what she can do, and the child offers to portray the elephant feeder handing peanuts and candy.
A dialogue reveals a clash over work style with the man preferring outdoor tasks and a whistle as his cue. He rejects indoor work and signals a preference for outside duties rather than clock watching.
An aphorism notes that a girl with pearl like teeth may be as dumb as an oyster, reflecting a dated view of appearance and intelligence.
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