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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1941
Page
3
A guidance column offers a patriotic theme for Susie’s graduation celebration with a buffet of appetizers hot dishes salads and desserts. It includes cake ideas favors cooking tips and a complete menu plan plus a veal skewers hot dish and a gelatin salad recipe. The piece suggests festive decorations and simple games for a memorable sendoff.
Lynn suggests crowd pleasing activities. Upon arrival guests receive a card naming a food item and must pair with someone whose card combines with theirs. Examples include liver and bacon, apple pie and cheese, brown bread and baked beans, ham and eggs, and coffee with doughnuts.
This week's menu showcases All-American appetizers Americana salad Clover Leaf rolls Weal on skewers Good Fortune cake and ice cream Spiced coffee recipes included for a celebratory spread.
OBERT TAYLOR visits Barbara Stanwyck on The Great Man's Lady set breaking a rule while Brian Donlevy shot Billy the Kid scenes. Anne Shirley advises mothers not to push child actors. Walter Abel's sons unsettled him on Hold Back the Dawn set, then Mitchell Leisen reshoots. Joel McCrea visits New Mexico to discuss cattle as his ranch expands to 1,500 acres.
Dr. James W. Barton notes medical opinion has shifted away from routine tonsil removal. He cites a study comparing private and underprivileged schoolboys, finding most private school boys had tonsils removed while most underprivileged had not.
Dr Albert D Kaiser of Rochester presents ten year data on tonsillectomy in the Journal of the American Medical Association. He argues removal is warranted for enlarged inflamed tonsils causing recurrent throat infections and neck gland swelling, but not to prevent colds or sinus infections. Large tonsils should go if they impede breathing.
Constance Moore, star of Wanted Wings, vows to earn her own wings aided by husband Johnny Maschio a licensed pilot and friends Margaret Sullavan and Olivia de Havilland who also fly. The item also notes Columbia’s signed cast for Tillie the Toiler series and Disney’s The Reluctant Dragon blending live action with animation starring Robert Benchley. Maureen O'Sullivan seen in New York with her baby en route from Bermuda to Hollywood for a Tarzan film with Johnny Weissmuller. The Court of Missing Heirs locates 71 heirs in 69 weeks returning 413 375 to rightful heirs.
The note lists Ray Collins in his film debut for Citizen Kane while the U S war department builds 36 movie houses in draft camps. Warners hires Eric Sevareid for background commentating on Underground about a secret German revolutionary movement. Pris cilla Lane leads Hot Nightturne, Shirley Temple appears in Lazybones, Virginia Weidler in Question Box and more.
A headmaster choosing safety over nutrient loss cites JAMA figures showing pasteurization can reduce vitamin B1 vitamin C and iodine by 20 to 25 percent while leaving other nutrients intact. He notes the milk’s safety outweighs vitamin reduction given farm fruit and vegetables. Unclean milk causes more illness than any other factor, per Dr. Gilman Thompson.
The copy advertises pattern No 1351 B featuring two styles for girls ages 8 to 16. A tailored play suit with flared shorts and convertible neckline plus a princess pinafore with sunback and buckled shoulder straps are shown. The jumper worn over the play suit completes a runabout look. The pattern promises easy construction for inexperienced mothers and versatility across materials.
Millikan states that war will vanish once world conditions remove its survival value. He argues the conflict persists only as long as it offers advantage, comparing its end to extinction of the dinosaur. The note frames war as contingent on global circumstances.
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