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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
6
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education used by permission.
A lengthy report on how Chicago hosts the Republican and Democratic national conventions, detailing venue prep from stadium setup to lighting, press facilities, ticketing, and housing. War-time constraints shape budgets, badges, and transport, with safety and order emphasized amid national significance.
The war department directs national and overseas commanders to preserve strict impartiality in political information for soldiers. Title V of the Hatch act amendment bars federal funds from influencing armed forces in federal elections, guiding nonpolitical or properly justified political broadcasts. Rebroadcasts may occur on government stations with equal time for all parties.
Due to high demand and current war conditions, orders for popular pattern numbers including Transfer pattern 7027 require additional time. Embroidery pattern pieces and directions are included in the kit.
Protect shoes from mildew by cleaning polishing stuffing with paper, then storing in a dry ventilated spot. Shake chenille to dry, brush when dry to restore fluff. Laundry stays cleaner when clothes are not left wet too long. Papering help list rolls needed on a framed picture back. Use rickrack borders on white pique mats and napkins. Hand slip stitch with mer cerized thread. Bind old carpet into a rug. Iron handle cover with corrugated cardboard and tape. Alternate sunlight exposed curtains to slow wear.
In Biddenden Kent England Easter cakes distributed to all remember Elizabeth and Mary Chalkhurst two sisters joined at the hips who lived a devoted life for 35 years. When one fell ill the other refused separation and died six hours after her sister. The cakes bear their image to keep the tragedy alive.
The grotto at La Virtud Honduras pours a fluid described as bloodlike due to a microscopic organism that colors it red and coagulates. The strange sight draws curiosity as the organism dies within the liquid.
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