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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1944
Page
7
The natives of the Coral Sea fear little from the octopus predators. They describe a method to break a grip by grabbing the octopus mantle and jaws and thrusting to invert the mouth. This action bursts the ink sac, kills the octopus, and causes its tentacles to loosen.
DoRoors WRIGHT 7 PATTERSON Released by Western Newspaper Union. CANADA HEADED for state socialism and the next Canadian election could yield a socialist majority led by M. J. Caldwell. The piece links U S government ownership of industry and land to a drift toward state socialism, compares Canadian and American paths, and urges American patriotism and voting for national interests. It also recalls Jim Farley’s campaign methods and notes the farmer’s role in postwar reconversion and potential bread lines.
Farmers are rapidly improving milk quality with flavor considerations. Grade A milk now matches standards from thirty years ago, with further gains possible. Flavors from rye pasture and silage can taint milk. timing of feeding matters and sick or late lactation cows should not mix with regular milk.
Sheep are explored for varied uses beyond wool including warm sheepskin fur, leather from pelts in Australia, surgical sutures from intestines, wool-based fur andwax products, wool insulation against shrinking and wrinkles, and other processed wool products.
Potatoes peeled or bruised should be culled to protect the rest in long term storage. Potatoes dug in heat rot quickly unless retrieved within 30 minutes. Skinned or cut potatoes can be cured by 10 days in a moist environment near 60 F, forming a corky skin that protects against rats and shriveling. After curing, keep similar temperature with moderate moisture.
Cotton farmers and ginners can raise returns from fiber and seed by preventing field and storage damage. Harvest promptly after bolls open and ensure seed is dry and under 12 percent moisture for storage or ginning. Do not mix weathered and unweathered pickings. store well dried seed in tight bins or metal containers.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1242 offers a princess line jumper frock with a simple blouse in cheerful cottons and ginghams. Size 36 needs 434 yards of 39 inch material plus 4 yards of ric rac. pattern No. 8690 for ages 3–8 requires 144 yards for a 39 inch jumper and 5 yards for the blouse. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, order processing is slower.
A brief instruction lists pattern numbers with the directive to enclose 25 cents in coins for each desired pattern. The fragment names patterns and mentions size but provides no additional context about patterns or purposes.
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