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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1942

Page

5

Advice on Christmas gifts for service members abroad

Washington instructions from Third Assistant Postmaster General Ramsey S. Black urge mailing Christmas parcels to armed forces outside the continental United States by October. Parcels should be limited to six pounds, shoe-box size, clearly addressed, insured for censorship, and bear suitable holiday messages. No food or clothing. only sturdy boxes and strong wrappers.

Washington Continental United States Ramsey S. Black Postal Bulletin Post Office Department War and Navy Departments Alaska Service Bulletin

Lights of New York column of L L Stevenson

The column recalls New York city lore from old red brick houses on Fifth Avenue to the Collyer brothers near Harlem and 57th street, noting foreclosure scare and late recovery. It recounts social bits from the Hotel Delmonico Open House to British officers and a nightclub anecdote. The tone matches a nostalgic, lightly humorous column.

New York Wendel Fifth Avenue 39Th Street Ella Wendel Collyer 128Th Street Homer Langley Collyer Harlem Hotel Delmonico Texas

Small Siren Horn for Air Raids Is Adopted

Washington reports the Office of Civilian Defense adopts a quart sized air horn named the V horn to supplement the big victory siren. It can warn over a quarter square mile and runs from an ordinary filling station compressor. It requires two ounces of steel and about five pounds of cast iron to manufacture and relies on electricity.

Washington Office of Civilian Defense

Pepper rationing in France restricts pure pepper sale

Vichy enforces mixed pepper purchases as France adjusts August food rations. July and August bread and fat allowances remain similar, with 809 grams of meat monthly. Vegetables and fruit are available but hard to obtain.

Vichy France

Enclosures Barred From Air Force Letters

London Ontario post office officials announce that the new armed forces air letters may contain no enclosures of any kind. The form is a combined letter and envelope and absolutely nothing may be enclosed. If an enclosure is found, the letter will be sent by ordinary mail, not by fast air service.

London Ont Post Office Armed Forces Air

Australian Soldiers Receive Alfalfa Ration Update

Canberra reports Lucerne alfalfa will be mixed into soldiers' food. B. E. Isley, food council chairman, says the nutrition committee recommended lucerne for its high vitamins A and C content.

Canberra Australia B. E. Isley The Food Council Nutrition Committee

Digestive Habits To Prevent Ulcers And Disturbances

A Canadian Medical Association Journal summary outlines daily eating practices to avoid peptic ulcers. Dr Daly advises avoiding coarse fibers, salty or spicy foods, fried dishes, and strong stimulants, plus tender meats and moderate portions. He also urges regular meals, no alcohol, light bedtimes, chewing well, and six small feedings daily.

Canadian Medical Association Joseph Daly Toronto Daly

Drugs by Mouth And by Injection

A concise medical note explains why physicians use injections for certain drugs. It contrasts immediate blood delivery and greater efficiency of injections with oral dosing, noting reduced digestion impact and the need for higher oral doses. The text cites heart attack and asthma as cases needing rapid relief.

Medicine to develop chest and shaving irritation causes

A reader asks about medicine to develop the chest. an answer notes gland extracts may be used by a physician. The second query on facial irritation after shaving suggests allergy to soaps or creams. try another brand even with quality products.

Book notes critique and wartime reportage roundup

A condensed review roundup discusses Howard K. Smith in Last Train From Berlin and Goebbels' lies, noting editorial attitudes in Naziland. It highlights Sabotage by Benedict Arnold supporters evading law, and urges defense workers to read They Were Expendable. Wallace Carroll foresees postwar European upheaval, while See Here Private Hargrove offers light satire.

Shirer Flannery CBS Berlin Howard K. Smith Knopf Goebbels Smith Naziland Benedict Arnold Camp W. L. White Harcourt, Brace Wallace Carroll UP Foreign Russia Houghton-Mifflin Europe Hargrove Henry Holt

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected for October 11

A note on the lesson for October 11 lists subjects and Scripture texts chosen and used with permission from the International Council of Religious Education.

International Council of Religious Education

Loyalty to Christ Lesson Text and Call to Devotion

A sermon on loyalty as a Christian duty drawn from Mark 2 14 17 John 6 66 69 and Philippians 3 7 11. It stresses following Christ faithfulness forsaking worldly status and persevering in faith, with Peter’s confession and Paul’s all out devotion as models.

Christ Jesus Matthew Levi God Peter Paul Jesus Christ

Clare Boothe Campaign Prospect Sparks Earthward Aim

Clare Boothe would shake up Congress by cutting windbags from the flying trapeze to the earth and ending demagoguery. Her first speech railed against Franco and Laval and their wish for bad luck. John Mason Brown previews his Insides Out operation. Jolson, fresh from Britain, notes high morale and a Nazi blitz newsreel provoking derisive laughter in London audiences.

Clare Boothe Congress Franco Laval John Mason Brown Jolson Britain

Public relations on war news and wartime tech in Midway film

The text notes PR executives push for victory stories over routine war updates and hints at peacetime benefits of inventions once secret for war. It also reveals familiar narrators voiced by Henry Fonda and Donald Crisp in The Battle of Midway film.

Henry Fonda Donald Crisp

MacArthur backs Garand rifle as top battle arm

In lively anecdotes the article recalls General MacArthur praising the Garand as superior and contrasts various wartime quips. It notes a Fort Dix incident with a private whose father is a Treasury official, and a joking White House sequence where President Roosevelt amiably agrees with differing callers.

MacArthur Fort Dix Pvt H. Morgenthau Treasury Hollywood

The Major and the Minor and Battle of Midway at the Magic Lanterns

The government backed Battle of Midway in color dominates the week with vivid footage of Japanese action. Ginger Rogers appears in pigtails and pinafores in The Major and the Minor, while Ray Milland and R Beaghey provide light relief as audiences laugh.

Midway Ginger Rogers Ray Milland R. Beaghley

Break Away Dialogue Sparks Witty Exchange

A playful exchange features a speaker pondering longevity, replying with a sharp taunt about age. The humor hinges on quick banter and a mock challenge to endure aging. The two voices showcase a lighthearted rhythm characteristic of period humor in newspapers.

Seize the Hour Motivational Quote Noted in Tale

A polished old play line urges seizing the moment when fortune smiles and duty points the way, describing a timeless maxim about opportunity and action.

Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Dr Caldwell’s Laxative

The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a stomach friendly remedy for constipation. It claims fast relief and gentle action on bowels, noting doctors use pepsin in prescriptions and that even children enjoy the taste. Get genuine Caldwell's when advised.

Dr. Caldwell

Fortune's Whim in Brief Affection Ties and Fades

A succinct aphorism by Baltasar Gracian notes that Fortune's favors come with intensity yet endure only briefly, illustrating a paradox of desire and luck. The quote reflects on the transient nature of rewarded favors and the cost of their swift departure.

Baltasar Gracian

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