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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
2
The piece notes spring arriving on March 21 while winter lingers with lingering snow shows. It mentions a storm that froze gears, a wife driving in low gear, and a warm up allowing high gear travel again. It also reports the old house west of the Lumber Yard owned by George Buchta being demolished for a new one when weather allows. Alaska and Hawaii become states and flag changes follow.
The Cerro de Pasco Corporation in Peru runs a wide health network from nine high altitude hospitals. Since 1902 it provides free care to workers and nominal fees for locals, with 161 medical staff and 180 orderlies serving over 15,000 payroll residents and surrounding communities. Infant mortality has dropped to about eight percent, and prenatal care access has increased as native maternity use rises.
The article notes parental acceptance of vaccination and preventive medicine, comparing a Chilean case to the Andes. Dr Kurt Helstegel, Cerro de Pasco chief surgeon, stresses timely care and early help to prevent advanced disease, warning against treating late-stage tuberculosis or cancer.
Public Law 85-929 amends the Federal Food Drug and Cosmetic Act to require proof of safety from food processors for additives not generally recognized as safe. Effective six months after signing, the FDA will oversee testing standards, with salt sugar vinegar and baking powder exempt. This law marks a shift from government proof to industry proof amid expanded chemical use in foods.
The Nebraska Blue Book lists Turner M. Marquett as the first Nebraska Representative, serving March 1 to March 4, 1867, the short term tied to Nebraska’s statehood. Election timing and votes on statehood caused a two day term, with later dispute over his rightful seat and the December 1866–March 4, 1867 term.
Home Extension Agent discusses egg storage tips lighten cover, floors with oversized pillows as seating, and the role of window treatments in interior design. It covers curtains draperies blinds shades shutters cornices and valances, plus advice on aligning colors and proportions with room size and window shapes.
Mr and Mrs Albert A Gabriel and children were Sunday eve guests of Mr and Mrs Jerome Gabriel and Peggy in Shelby. Mrs Verland Bauer and child ren spent Friday at Fred Dunn home visiting with her parents. Donald Sterup was a Sunday dinner guest at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Robert Sterup and family. Mr and Mrs Laurence Meister and family were afternoon guests. Bud Deeds and his three daughters of Seward were dinner guests at Mrs Flossie Deeds. Mr and Mrs Sam Cadwell attended a birthday party in York for Mrs Carolyn Hickman. Mr and Mrs Fred Dunn were among guests at a card party at Ed Schott home Friday.
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