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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
7
A brief notice from the International Council of Religious Education lists the May 7 lesson subjects and scripture texts selected for study. The notice notes that these materials are selected and copyrighted and used by permission.
By Dr James W Barton. The author discusses the liver as a vital organ, its health importance, and explains its role in filtering poisons from the bloodstream. He recalls writing about the liver and gall bladder repeatedly to emphasize their function and impact on overall health.
A health column explains how liver and gall bladder upset affects appetite digestion and bowel movements. It notes doctors sometimes use animal bile preparations to treat stomach and intestine symptoms and reports on a Detroit doctor’s 27 cases where dried pig bile improved appetite and reduced belching gas and constipation.
A physician notes allergy sensitivity grows from about 23 to over 400 substances used in skin tests. Allergic traits run in families, with two of three sensitive individuals inheriting the tendency rather than the illness itself. Substances causing reactions cannot always be avoided, and treatment may involve injections of the offending substances.
Warner Brothers want Joan Edwards, singer with Paul Whiteman's orchestra, for a publicity picture but she is bound by a year long contract and cannot travel to Hollywood unless the whole band accompanies her. After the quintuplets recover from meeting the king and queen of England, RKO Pathe plans a two reel film of them for their fifth birthday.
A sewing pattern feature highlights No. 1557 and No. 1731 outfits with backless play suits and bolero dresses in linen broadcloth sharkskin and percale. It details sizes yardage trims and suggests materials for spring summer wear plus a 15 cent pattern book order from Barbara Bell with sew charts and guidance.
The National Safety Council states that automobile drivers reach peak skill after 20 years old. Recent studies show drivers under 20 have the highest accident rate, which declines steadily to about age 50 before rising sharply again.
A set of literary quiz questions with concise provided answers. Topics include the Roaring Forties nickname, Cleopatra era-like claims, Walter Johnson pitching speed, double joints, moon visibility, thief vs robber, Queen Mary oil use, Sicilians and Italians, Empire State Building sway, and a red-flag law for automobiles in Britain.
U S Senator Edward R Burke urged private employers to expand produce and employ to cut the 11 million unemployed to three or four million highlighting a market based cure and policy shift.
The passage explains pain as an effect on nerves registered by the brain. It notes that local anesthesia can block sensation, making actions that would be painful feel dull. It emphasizes the complexity and mystery of nerves and how gentle stimuli can soothe while excessive stimulus becomes painful.
Garden practices from a generation ago are now seen as unwise. Harold N. Coulter notes that while large vegetables yield more pounds, quality suffers. He says many crops taste better when not fully mature and recommends planting more often. Few gardeners save flower seeds due to cross pollination producing inferior seedlings.
A brief quotation from Joubert about those who never retract their opinions loving themselves more than the truth.
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