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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1934
Page
2
A 1917 style account notes France adopts khaki for artillery uniforms to avoid detection, while other nations shift to drab colors. The piece discusses uniforms’ roles in camouflage, identity, morale, and authority, citing examples from Britain, Germany, Spain, and beyond.
Cherie Nicholas extols the shirtwaist frock as year after year a smart daytime choice. The piece is shown in light woolens novelty weaves and rich velvets, with new synthetic fabrics like all bengberg surah cloth used in fall designs. An Egyptian motif decorates the collar, highlighting the neckline.
In Cleveland Ohio Y M C A officials report an employment survey showing older men now given first choice for jobs. Employers cite fear of radical youths and preference for experienced workers plus difficulty training youths with no steady work history.
Philippines under-secretary Jorge B. Vargas says the islands may reach $10 million in gold output this year, doubling 1933. He cites modern mining, new workings in Mindanao, and 9,000 lode plus 7,000 placer claims. Vargas notes iron ore copper potential, and explores insular trade aims with the United States. He and President Quezon accompany a U.S. visit to keep transpacific commerce open and study hemp uses for Manila hemp bagging.
The piece cites Hyde Park remarks on election outcomes and notes concern over a lasting dole. It quotes Smedley Butler on US wars, Mussolini forecasting inevitable conflict, and Lloyd George warning that war looms, with reference to France and fiscal waste in relief spending.
Arizona insists water now flowing to waste must not be diverted by the government or others without its permission. The state calls out troops to prevent completion of the Parker water diversion linked to the Colorado river project.
The writer contemplates age and respect as birthday greetings arrive for Nov 4, 1879 births. He supports old age pensions, jokes about degrees, and shares letters from Rex Beach, Hamilton Holt, Amon Carter, and others praising Roosevelt era reforms and recent political shifts. News mentions Dallas Democratic Convention, European figures, and new aviation milestones.
Anna May Wong draws relentless autograph seekers in New York as fans flood her hotel entrance and a department store halt in rush. The piece notes her rise from laundryman’s daughter to star, with friends like the Whitemans and Rogers family, and mentions Milton Berle and George M. Cohen among others. It describes Hollywood advents, club life, and a thriving celebrity chase scene in 1934 Manhattan.
Attractive string holder to hang on kitchen wall made from bright prints with a painted face. Includes a ball of string in the bonnet and a hole in the mouth for threading. Packaging No A-7 with percal patterns and cutting lines. Send 15 cents to Home Craft Co. Dep t A St Louis Mo for information.
The text notes that oxygen plants in a home aquarium can grow densely under favorable conditions and may require thinning to maintain balance. It emphasizes that more plants are generally beneficial, though overgrowth may necessitate trimming.
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives because the dose can be measured to fit individual needs. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides safe relief without habit formation and is suitable for all ages, making bowel movements more natural.
An advertising notice warns readers to protect kidney health with Doan's Pills. It describes symptoms of kidney trouble such as backache dizziness urination changes and swelling and urges prompt use of Doan's to promote normal kidney function. The ad claims nationwide recommendation and availability from druggists.
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