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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
7
A historical recipe outlines canning tomato juice with stainless steel tools and ripe tomatoes. It advises precooking to 170 180 degrees F, chilling through a sieve, optional salt, avoiding spices, reheating, and sterilized glass containers with inversion during cooling as the final step.
The piece explains porter’s origin from London in the early eighteenth century. It derives from a blend of ale beer and two-penny, created for porters and workers, then called entire or porter. The historic anecdote shows how the drink’s name reflects its working-class roots.
A study by C R Carpenter of 93 Siamese gibbons in 21 families suggests long term environmental stability and near human speech and gesture communication. Observations include friendly hand poses, non threatening signs, and vocal ranges that respond to playback with interactive dialogue.
The article explains that many shark species are dangerous, especially the white shark. It notes their wide global distribution, ferocity, and distinct tooth placement under the head. Shark fisheries supply liver oil fins and scales used in commercial goods.
Instructions recommend washing vases with hot soapy water between uses. Fill containers with sudsy water, soak ten minutes, then rinse. Clean vases help new bouquets flourish, last longer, and retain perfume and freshness.
Washington reports the American Red Cross expanding support for service members and families. More than 10,000 nurses are being recruited, plasma blood donations are organized, and 40,000,000 surgical dressings plus sweaters are produced. Field directors aid soldiers in adjusting to military life, while hospitals receive morale boosting, recreation, and medical social services.
The Red Cross launches an 80 hour training program to recruit 100000 Nurse Aides to assist registered nurses as civilian defense expands. The effort responds to military nursing losses and supports mass feeding housing and clothing for evacuees in wartime coordination with the Office of Civilian Defense.
Receipts of cattle at Omaha Monday numbered 14 500 head with active trading. Steers yearlings and heifers sold 10 to 25 cents higher than last week. Fat lambs and feeders showed steady to higher quotes with corn fed steers 11 50 to 12 00 and cows 9 00 to 11 50. Range lambs and feeder lambs ranged from about 9 00 to 13 50 for various grades.
Historians from Winston Salem North Carolina describe suitcase history sets teaching town events from 1752. Carved pine figures depict Indian life Moravian settlement 1753 log house Bethabara fort 1756 colonial life a 1793 Washington tavern scene Cornwallis marching with red coats 1781.
The U S population may now have more females than males due to reduced male foreign immigration and aging trends. Women show higher survival. in many countries females outnumber males mainly because wars reduce male populations.
A dentist listing shows Dr C R Peterson practicing near the First National Bank in Osceola Nebraska with contact by phone 7.
Washington report notes over 1,200,000 Red Cross volunteers work behind the lines. They craft surgical dressings, knit garments, and learn emergency mass feeding. The drive aims to produce 40 million dressings for Army and Navy, with Home Service and Gray Ladies expanding roles. Training in mass feeding, nutrition, canteen work, and motor corps drives preparedness.
Notice set for December 8 1941 at 10 A M in the County Commissioners Room Osceola to hear statements from the County Clerk on the budget itemized in files. Dated November 4 1941 John S Anderson County Clerk. Nov 13 20 27. Also notice of parole hearing for Kenneth Wright convicted of forgery in Polk County set for December 10 1941 at 9 A M at the State Penitentiary Lincoln. Frank Marsh Secretary Board of Pardons. Richard C Meissner Chief State Probation Officer.
The Board of Educational Lands and Funds will lease forfeited Polk County lands at a public auction on December 19 1941 at 9:00 AM in Osceola Nebraska. Improvements on the lands will also be sold at the same time and place with the sale open one hour. final approval rests with the board. Descriptions include section two and specific acreages. Henry H. Bartling secretary. November 20 27 December 4.
Clifford A Erickson O P registered Optometrist University of California 1939 Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted office at Los Angeles Erickson Stromsburg Nebraska.
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