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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1937
Page
3
Heat applied baths and douches are valued for rheumatism by improving blood flow and tissue warmth. Sugar provides rapid energy, aiding exercise and weight control, but excess sugar can lead to fat gain. small amounts before activity boost performance.
A writer recalls two days in Soviet Moscow, praising the famed Moscow ballet and circus schools for transforming children into skilled performers. He contrasts harsh prisons with Bolshavo's humane system where juvenile criminals are educated, trained, and integrated, culminating in Stalin’s approving parade of ex criminals.
Rudy Vallee praised as talent scout with Tommy Riggs thriving on his program. Mona Barrie discusses Virginia and Jimmie Cagney film work. Paul Muni’s Life of Emile Zola earns praise as thrilling theater. Irene Wicker heads to Mutual. Jack Benny returns. Tallichet and Gertrude Michael cited for careers amid ups and downs and stage success in Dennis Massachusetts and Mt Kisco theater debuts.
The sewing feature promotes new patterns for autumn outfits with eight-piece designs in silk crepe, jersey, or wool. It highlights bodice styles, pencil silhouettes, and two fabric options per pattern, with sizes 12 to 20 and yardage details. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago.
Gene Raymond lands the leading man role after a search involving Kenny Baker John Payne and others. Jack Benny’s friends stockpile reviews from Artists and Models to show him on return from Europe. Crawford screens films at home for her young niece who cheers Auntie Joan. Barrymore crafts Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy impressions to entertain colleagues between takes.
A reflective verse honoring mothers, praising their devoted hearts and sacrifice. Omar Randall writes that a mother's loving heart embodies the purest gift, offering comfort, peace, and guidance to children and the world.
A reflective piece questions the pursuit of perfection and the noise of celebrations. It notes that as life advances fewer people retain wonder, and social norms push individuals to speak freely while others rush to please or complicate social norms.
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