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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
7
Kathleen Norris urges focusing on fathers amid wartime strain. mothers knit, work, and organize while sons go away. she counsels calmer home life, orderly rooms, and daily small supports to ease Dad, stressing shared effort, cheerful children, and practical measures to sustain morale.
The Gray Eagle, Tris Speaker, praises Lou Boudreau as a future great while noting war priorities over baseball. He recalls Boudreau’s promise, Feller’s absence from Cleveland, and the Indians’ rivalry with the Yankees amid 1940s tensions.
A wartime guide for new brides outlines a five part food budget for two, includes a sample meat list and a Swedish meat loaf recipe. It emphasizes no waste, preplanning, and shopping efficiency to save time and money.
A personal note urges nurturing kindness toward fathers who bear heaviness, highlighting the value of home comforts, positive word from teachers about Junior, timely meals, and quiet appreciation for a dad’s patience and daily work. It emphasizes expressing love through actions over lengthy news or complaints.
This guide explains replacing sugar with honey or corn syrup. Use one cup honey per cup sugar and reduce liquids by a quarter cup per cup honey. Use two cups corn syrup per cup sugar and reduce liquids by one fourth. Partial corn syrup substitution uses one for one and reduces liquids by one eighth. Flavor may shift. Honey improves flavor in ripe cakes and cookies.
A compact page fuses biblical lines from Hosea with celebratory quotes from Thomson and Bierce and a reflections on memory by Robert G. Ingersoll. It reads as a literary collage honoring virtue, independence, and generous living.
A weary tramp stops before a tavern bearing the sign George and the Dragon. He asks the landlady for a meal and old clothes, is rebuffed, and then asks to speak to George, hoping for relief.
Soldiers sailors marines and Coast Guardsmen favor tobacco as the top gift. Local dealers market Prince Albert in the pound can as the preferred choice for servicemen, noted as the world's largest selling smoking tobacco.
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