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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1939
Page
6
A rhetorical meditation on moral timidity and social pressure using the rotten apples metaphor. The speaker recalls East Coast youth, frugal living, and keeping old clothes for Sundays, arguing that lingering inferiority and passive behavior halt progress.
A collection of aphorisms from Longfellow Smith Chrysostom Shakespeare and Menander. The notes juxtapose themes of happiness envy guilt courage and self improvement. Each line offers a concise moral or reflection on character and fate.
Column notes Joan Crawford’s publicist stunt claiming a preferred role in ragged costumes while she usually shuns dowdy looks. Clark Gable stars opposite her in Not Too Narrow Not Too Deep with one frock likely reused. Mickey Rooney Judy Garland pair remains favored by audiences in Babes in Arms. Major Bowes donates estate Laurel Hill to Lutheran church for a clergy retreat and adds support funds.
In 1939 Dr. Bengt Norman Bengston reports further work on pituitary extract from sheep to revive hair. A large Illinois clinic and 700 physicians contributed data from about 2,000 cases. Results show some hair growth but most cases fail or temporary, suggesting gland disturbance affects efficacy.
Charles Boyer heads to the United States for a French government propaganda mission. Greta Garbo will star in Ninotchka and perform a champagne scene. Andrea Leeds wed Robert S. Howard in Del Monte, California. Edward Small cannot film My Son, My Son! on location in Britain, so the project will be shot in Hollywood.
The article explains how the heart receives blood from the aorta via the coronary vessels and how obstruction or thrombosis can cause heart failure. It notes that thrombosis can lead to damaged heart tissue and that bed rest of six to eight weeks is prescribed after such an attack, followed by religious and moral reflections in the LESSON TEXT section.
Subjects and scripture texts chosen and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education, used with permission.
The quote expresses a resolve to daily increase grace toward a full vessel at life’s end. Joseph Hall urges enduring patience with God’s timing, seeking constant spiritual growth and a final fullness of grace.
The Sentinel highlights a Henry Cabot Lodge Jr quote on peace and public opinion. It declares the value of informed citizens and asserts that light brings direction for the people to find their way.
An illustrated piece recounts reusing a mirror and piano stool to craft a storage unit with wooden boxes and a shelf. It details painting, fabric choices, curtain fabric, and a hinged arm display, alongside orders for sewing books and quilt block patterns offered by Mrs. Spears.
The fat man takes six golf clubs and a caddie to the course. A powerful swing shatters every club while the ball stays on the tee. The caddie offers a spare bag and a lone wooden club saying to keep trying.
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