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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1933
Page
3
The piece argues that low quality soap wastes effort and damages fabrics by leaving specks and gray tones. It urges choosing high grade reliable soap for long term savings, claiming washing ability matters more than soap color and that form is irrelevant to quality.
A speaker notes it takes time to master one’s tongue but it is possible and worthwhile. He cites that controlling speech saves time and effort in daily life, attributing the insight to John Wana maker.
Medical advice endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe liquid laxative for children. It promotes gentle relief without discomfort, allows dose adjustment, and aims for regular bowel movement with no need for double dosing.
A reader praises Kruschen for weight loss and health gains after two months on doctor advised use. The ad claims a 29 pound drop and improved walking ability, offering a four week supply for 85 cents and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The article promotes household athletics as a health aid for women and men, showing how dusting, making beds, laundry, and ironing provide exercise. It advises bending from the waist, squatting, avoiding overstraining, using a stool, and maintaining posture. It links habit to happiness and suggests focusing on daily tasks to gain health and joy.
A sports note describes a foot muff and a robe made of super alpaca for extreme warmth and lightness. A seven eighths length rust red tweed sports coat is highlighted as part of this winter apparel set.
A historic note suggests filling plaster cracks using vinegar mixed plaster to delay setting for 20 to 30 minutes. It instructs to push the mix into cracks and smooth with a putty knife for a neat finish.
In a discussion at an American College of Surgeons congress, Dr. Charles H. Mayo argues future war will be rapid aerial attack using planes, gas, and disease germs, while techs in a machine age render ships obsolete. He contends social order now favors size and wealth as prosperity measures, shaping civilization's trajectory.
The piece argues that civilization rests on spiritual over material wealth and that reform must emphasize education and the cultivation of spiritual values through Christianity and education. It notes comforts can be destroyed quickly, urging focus on enduring moral foundations to prevent future collapse.
In Cambridge Massachusetts the Massachusetts Institute of Technology provides a 3.2 credit mining engineering course titled Advanced Ore Dressing. The program highlights ore processing techniques and mineral preparation within the curriculum.
The article predicts mass releases from federal penitentiaries once repeal of Prohibition takes effect by December 6, with governors across states weighing immediate pardons and releases. It notes potential federal clemency limits, cites past enforcement costs, and highlights projected social and legal shifts after the Eighteenth Amendment repeal.
Dr Thomas Hunt Morgan a noted zoologist at California Institute of Technology is awarded the 1933 Nobel prize in medicine. The prize sum is about $40000. Born September 25 1866 in Lexington Kentucky he has held key zoological posts and authored textbooks on heredity and evolution.
Abbe Cales of St. Maxens is hailed as the potato bug savior for discovering petunia plants deter the pests. He notes bugs either die from poison in petunias or from overeating them, after potatoes were imported for the American expeditionary force.
A pigeon in Moncton N D rides the tender and cab of a switching engine. It uses the engine for the trip down the yard and flies back to the start for another ride. It returns to the same locomotive and defends its roost against others.
The Kansas City Times cites Terence, the second century B C Roman playwright, as the source of the phrase took to my heels in the second scene of the fifth act of his panachus, tracing its classical origin beyond the King Cambyses work from 1501.
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