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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1941
Page
8
A young engineer’s story shows how a diet lacking vitamins affected his health and work. The piece promotes enriched Omar Wonder Flour bread as simple solution, noting enriched flour can prevent dietary deficiencies in daily meals.
A film listing notes Dennis Morgan and John Payne starring in Tear Gas Squad. The May 28 showing is scheduled for a Wednesday.
St Pauls Lutheran church invites ex service men wives and families and all community members to Memorial Day services Sunday at 11:00. The sermon is The Way of Peace sponsored by local churches and the American Legion. Also announced church activities and Vacation Bible School May 26 to June 6 with 8:30 to 11:15 sessions led by Rev John Oberg.
At South Omaha Union Stock Yards cattle receipts reached 9 000 head with a slow trade. Steers yearlings and heifers sold unevenly weak to 15 cents lower than Friday. Hogs total 9 000 head with prices 15 to 26 cents higher. Sheep and lambs receipts 6 000 head with fat lambs trading mostly steady to 25 cents lower.
Amar should not wake his wife to cook. He attempts a chaotic breakfast, burning toast and coffee, while racing eggs bacon and bread. In the end, he leaves the mess for his wife and claims a kingly breakfast for a world at war.
Rochester doctors McCann and Romansky report in JAMA that posture affects blood pressure in hypertensive patients. They advise comparing standing versus recumbent pressure and using kidney support, via corseting, to lower and stabilize BP, noting nephroptosis does not always cause hypertension.
A cartel is a group of firms in the same industry joining to control markets and prices while keeping individual identity. The first cartel formed in Germany in 1862 by six tin plate producers, with the notable Irma association in 1883, rising in prominence in 1926 27 amid European resentment toward US economic power.
A Georgia Colonial Record notes Indians with one chief six gunmen and a woman. By 1818 gunmen signified cavalrymen in debates with Andrew Jackson seeking mounted gunmen to suppress uprising. The term gains outlaw stigma in 1903, and by 1916 Carl Sandburg cites gunmen who kill and go free to kill again.
The text explains that in physics black signifies total light absence while white combines all spectrum colors. It notes that in art black and white are treated as colors.
The homemaker today has many aids including ready-to-serve meats, meat loaves, and sausages. These items can be attractively arranged on a cold meat platter, used in buffet meals, or heated with vegetables for easy main dishes. The article notes growing sophistication and the use of European sausage varieties.
Reported scheme by evacuees from foreign movie branches to move out Hitler era currency. A man describes liquidating possessions, exchanging marks for U S currency, burning it in an American embassy, and receiving a document confirming destruction before returning home to obtain new bills. He doubts U S law would apply abroad.
The article argues that chic style comes from careful grooming and budget choices. It cites a $5 dress beating a $50 alternative, notes importance of well maintained hats, clean fabrics, and daily use of brushes and cleaning fluid. It highlights regular wardrobe upkeep as key.
Helen Koues of Good Housekeeping urges thinking ahead to indoors storage for porch and terrace furniture. Clean thoroughly before storing, repair any damage, and protect items with paper or cloth coverings to extend life.
A light exchange shows Mr. and Mrs. Newwed discussing bank lending. A joke reveals the maid delivering a note for a $100 loan was refused, highlighting a comic confusion over how the bank handles notes.
Nebraska and Iowa owners and their horses dominate the Ak-Sar-Ben spring meeting starting May 27 at Omaha. W. H. Schellberg notes regional influence has grown from local ties to national recognition with top money winners like M. H. Van Berg of Columbus and Morton Whitebrook of Omaha. Other prominent Nebraska and Iowa barns are listed, signaling strong breeding and track performance across the Midwest.
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