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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1941
Page
3
A Kentucky husband laments his wife Eugenie’s constant sneers in public, masking insecurity as she aims to impress friends with a superior air. The columnist argues such behavior stems from humiliation and suggests a domestic, patient approach to address manners and pride, citing a past example where a wife curbed her spouse by calm correction.
Dr Barton argues hay fever from ragweed pollen triggers many head colds bronchitis and pneumonia with about one third of sufferers developing asthma. He urges municipalities to enforce weed control to reduce pollen and protect sensitive residents citing Toronto’s Weed Control Act as a model.
Physicians seek long term control over high blood pressure rather than temporary fixes. Rest and reducing nervous stress are advised, and those in strenuous jobs may consider easier work. Surgery to relieve vessel tension is possible when arteries are compromised, with earlier intervention yielding better results.
A collage of humor and commentary on wartime thrift with satirical verses about gas, stickers, and civic duty. Notables include Harold Ickes prompts, jokes about Ickes mobiles, warnings about stickers failing to move drivers, and light backstage sketches from Broadway and White House anecdotes.
A sermon outlines three scenes from Revelation 12 7 13 32 4: war in heaven rejoicing over victory and a triumphant earthly chorus. It explains Satan’s heavenly role, the tribulation period, and how believers gain spiritual victory through the blood of the Lamb and testimony. The lesson emphasizes Christ’s ultimate reign and the faithful’s victory as they endure trials.
A Kentucky husband reflects on a marriage where his wife is tender at home but harsh in public. She blames him, undermines his gifts, and spoils his social life, while he remains content with home, children, and his role. He seeks politeness as the path to happiness and asks if their union can be saved. Kathleen Norris offers a broader lesson on gracious living.
Cause is skin infection from tubercles entering via small cuts. Lupus vulgaris presents as patchy, small, soft apple like lamps on the face and nose. Symptoms include skin lesions and gradual enlargement. A cure was not known until recently, but a treatment is now being tested.
Memos cover A Woollcott playing himself in Babes in Arms with Rooney and Garland. Foreword notes Harper publishing Jay Allen’s first book in six weeks. Ed Murrow back from London mid November. Shirer to sub in London. Procope readies Finland White Paper this month. Bundatt[y] indicted next week for divorce forgery. New Miami gambling syndicate planned. Bob Feller may be drafted by mid October. ZaSu Pitts supplies harp voice for Disney’s Dumbo. Broadway Byron quips about romantic entanglements.
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