French Air Lines Transport 1924 Figures
Passenger traffic in 1924 surpassed 16 000 on French planes and freight moved reached about 2 500 000 pounds according to latest figures.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1926
Page
2
Passenger traffic in 1924 surpassed 16 000 on French planes and freight moved reached about 2 500 000 pounds according to latest figures.
Major General James G. Harbord recalls the tense decisions of front line command with the Marine Brigade at Belleau Wood and Bouresches. He analyzes liaison, reconnaissance, and artillery coordination, praises Pershing, critiques Petain, and argues for direct, cooperative USFrance leadership on the western front.
Advertisement for Diamond Dyes explains simple dye packs that tint or dye fabrics including silk wool linen and cotton. It lists garments and textiles such as lingerie ribbons skirts dresses and draperies and instructs telling the druggist material type for wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics.
Salt Lake City Utah leads with 100 percent electrified homes in a nationwide survey showing 664 cities and towns now fully lit. The report highlights widespread adoption of electric light across urban areas.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and dandruff with a daily routine: rub spots with ointment, wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water, and use as everyday toilet preparations to achieve clear skin and soft hands.
Soviet authorities settled a large order of engineering materials by delivering 8,000,000 eggs. The contract specifies payment in kind, transferring the value as eggs rather than cash to fulfill the agreement.
Instructions describe Carmel Cream Cake with Calumet baking powder and flour. Mix sifted dry ingredients, cream sugar and butter, fold in flour and milk alternately, beat egg whites, bake in heart shaped pans, finish with pink frosting.
Algiers will spend 500000 dollars this year to drain alkaline marsh lands and improve irrigation for dry seasons while helping flood prevention during heavy rains.
A vintage Tanlac promotional notice claims the tonic cleanses the blood and firms digestion and liver function. It features a customer quote from Mrs. B. Rowe of Cedar Rapids and urges purchase at local drug stores to relieve nervousness indigestion and liver issues with Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
An old fashioned mustard paste is replaced by Musterole a clean white ointment with oil of mustard. It claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuraglia headache congestion and various pains by applying to the sore area for instant relief. A milder form for babies and small children is also available called Children's Musterole.
National Dairy council urges grain rations year round to supplement summer pastures. Illinois and Kentucky researchers describe grazing needs for a 1000 pound cow producing 25 pounds of milk daily, showing substantial grass intake. Profitable corn feeding plus protein supplements improves efficiency and provides fertilizer value.
In a Paris cemetery a Baroness Vaughan rouge and powdered her face during a cousin's funeral procession. The chief mourner scolded her. a keeper intervened and a summons followed naming the baroness as cause and principal witness of the disturbance. Court visitors faced a farcical half hour at the palais de justice.
The case faded without a verdict as Parisian readers refused to back the attacker in the cosmetics incident, even in the reformer’s absence. No partial endorsement emerged for an assault on a pretty woman’s cosmetics.
A correspondent cites the London Daily Chronicle to trace old terms for wattle as twig and recalls its use in early huts. The text also notes Tennyson’s reference to a wattle church and mentions the term wattle boys for pikemen.
Residents in Shetland used wattle to mean entertainment with no link to twigs or flowers. In Australia the term also refers to varieties of wattle or acacia and a wattle bird, reflecting regional linguistic usage and local wildlife associations.
Forbes Magazine remarks that the best paying gold mine lies just above your neck and is within reach if pursued hard enough. The remark frames a metaphorical treasure as a personal mindset or effort.
Years of study have produced a model farm milk house with cooler storage tank wash sink and steamer. A miniature will be shown at the Smithsonian in Washington as part of a national health and food display. Preliminary plans come from the Bureau of Dairy Exploring and the exhibit office of the USDA.
Farmers ask if feeding grain to cows is profitable. Kansas contest results show net gains even at high feed prices. With favorable conditions dairy cows can average 150 pounds of fat yearly on alfalfa hay and silage, but omitting grain may be uneconomical for high-producing cows.
Farmers are advised to remove horns from dairy cattle unless animals are shown. Horned cows threaten handlers and damage udders, and dehorning simplifies handling. The method described uses potash on a week-old calf after preparing the horn button area.
The guide stresses feeding watering milking and turning out cows as regularly as possible each day. It recommends evenly spacing morning and night routines and milking quickly but gently to ensure cows are milked dry to prevent future milk secretion.
Chronic garget mastitis rarely responds to treatment but formalin may help. Use two to four drams in a quart or more of milk, twice daily for a few days not exceeding a week. Keep the affected quarter clean, discard abnormal milk, and isolate the cow. Have her milked by a person who does not handle other cows.
Pathfinder Magazine argues that the phrase grammatical error is acceptable as grammatical pertains to grammar, not just conformity to rules. Despite some objections, widespread use by careful speakers settles propriety. Good usage governs language in this view.
Charleston champion Dr Joseph A Interland head of the Pediatrists association declares in New York that the Charleston causes flat feet. He recalls a joke about a rich bachelor charlestoning with a girl as he jokes that an influenza cold steals over him and he wants to charleston it off.
A local note encourages embracing openness in everyday life within a small town setting. The message urges residents to value authenticity and personal freedom as a communal ideal.
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