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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1942
Page
3
Kathleen Norris recounts Catherine's escape from a 3 year marriage to Lewis a physician at twice her age. Jealous control extends from letters and visitors to their son and social life leaving Catherine anxious, impoverished, and emotionally trapped despite luxury.
The piece notes thousands of college players in active service across Army Navy and Marines plus many more en route. It predicts football will continue at reduced but steady strength for colleges pros and service teams with George Barton Minnesota insight and Steve Owen optimism about the coming season.
Homemakers are urged to use the garden harvests for winter canning. The government will allot five pounds of sugar per person for canning beyond rationed supplies. Recipes include ripe raspberry and blackberry jams with pectin, sugar, and water steps, plus a cherry relish and sugar substitutes guidance. Also notes on sugar-saving tips and a Navy advert.
The Big Four canned vegetables peas tomatoes string beans corn plus asparagus pears peaches evaporated milk and fish will be unlimited in tin. Secondary products such as spinach beets cherries berries applesauce grapefruit sausage luncheon meats beef and others stay at 1940 tin limits with some exceptions. Foods packed last year will last until fall and this year's stocks will arrive before last year's are depleted. No hoarding needed.
The article argues sausages originated with the Greeks, noting Greek writer Athenaeus in the third century mentions sausages in Deipnosophists. It acknowledges Roman involvement, cites Lucanian sausages as famed in Rome, and portrays Athenaeus as an Epicurean scholar who valued both body and mind.
An advert compares divorces to cars and urges care of husbands by giving them Kelloggs Pep cereal. It claims the cereal is rich in vitamins B and D and describes Pep as a tasty, grand cereal that helps with daily nutrition.
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