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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1939
Page
5
The piece analyzes the Wagner bill claim that 40 million Americans lack medical care, citing AMA survey data showing substantial free services and warning of possible misinterpretations. It contrasts proponents and critics while touching on broader fiscal and social policy debates.
Congress and business figures clash over why capital sits idle. Sen. O'Mahoney’s economic committee probes spending and tax policy as Roosevelt era programs face criticism. GE chairman Owen D Young argues government should remove barriers to drive investment without overstimulation.
The article outlines Franco seeking a $100,000,000 loan from private French bankers to rebuild Loyalist Spain. It notes gold held in U S banks and France, with accounts of Basques drawing funds abroad. Daladier's neutrality demand contrasts with Franco's aim to pressure governments and bankers.
Agriculture Secretary Henry A. Wallace adjusts projections for the coming crop year amid lighter carryover, lower July 1 forecast totals, and a decision to allow 62 million acres planted next year to placate farmers during an election year.
The United States plans a typical American menu for June 8 as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit Washington. Meantime Britain’s Sir Ronald Lindsay forwards 1,300 garden party invitations while 13,000 waitlisted guests remain. Western democracies push back on Japan’s Shanghai demands as U S, Britain, and France land marines at Amoy to enforce limits.
The article explains phosphorus essential roles in bones teeth and nerve tissue, its interaction with calcium, and the risk of rickets from deficiency. It lists rich dietary sources like eggs, beans, whole grains, lean meats, dairy, nuts, dried fruits, cocoa, and sunlight vitamin D guidance.
Guidance from Mrs. S E N recommends a 7:00 am first meal for a 3 to 4 year old, followed by a mid morning milk and crackers snack. The child should not stay unfed long and should be in bed by seven o’clock.
Gertrude Lawrence reflects on aging with a nostalgic image of “lavender and old lace” blending all experiences into a misty, pastel, dignified sum. The passage ends with a French marquise’s quiet resignation, “Well, it’s all been very interesting.”
With millions unemployed, business leaders seek workers with thorough business training. The Lincoln School of Commerce in Lincoln, Nebraska advertises nine months of training for 187.50 dollars and six to ten months completion. Graduates are placed in desirable positions within weeks, and information is free from Mr. W. A. Robbins.
A Philadelphia Record writer explains that ordinary breathing avoids the olfactory area, and true smell arises when sniffing draws air to the upper nasal chamber where olfactory nerves sense tiny odor particles. The piece notes odor molecules are minute, with mercaptan examples, and contrasts smell with irritant-triggered trigeminal nerve response. Baby chicks in Miami shipments show Latin American demand with 240000 pounds shipped last year by clipper.
A new flame proofing liquid is applied by dipping spraying or brushing to treat paper leather wool cotton and other materials. The liquid forms a transparent film over fibers prevents lumping and sagging and does not crystallize or crumble.
Persistent Peckers Woodpeckers damage Indiana Public Service poles despite creosote use. Birds peck away, fly off to graze, then return to continue the damage, leaving rotten or sound poles as proving grounds for the problem.
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