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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
7
Dairy cows require ample salt and minerals for thriving milk production. Feed free salt access or mix 0.5 to 1 pound per 100 pounds of concentrate, add potassium or sodium iodide to gestating cows if goiter risk exists, and ensure calcium and phosphorus levels through legume hay and phosphorus-rich seeds. When high phosphorus seeds are limited, supplement with bone meal or phosphate compounds.
The USDA reports community groups boosting pure-bred livestock through organized efforts. Middlesex County Conn farmers add 30 registered dairy bulls in six months, while Hidalgo County Texas forms a pure-bred association to advance breeding, disease prevention, marketing, and high standards of conduct.
Guidance on feeding a dairy bull explains grain amounts range from four to ten pounds based on size and condition. Two feed blends are proposed: three parts ground corn, two parts ground oats, two parts wheat bran, and one part linseed meal. or three parts ground oats, two parts wheat bran, one part ground corn or barley, and one part linseed meal.
The article discusses calves and alfalfa feeding, noting calves may overeat alfalfa harming kidneys and causing scours. It recommends clover and timothy for calves under eight months, then safely using alfalfa which provides more protein and ash.
Bill believes the world will end on a specific day and bets Tom one hundred dollars. When the day passes without incident, the bet is settled. Tom jokes he would have offered ten thousand to one, then wonders how Bill would have paid if the world had ended.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for a baby’s red rough skin. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, plus occasional use of Cuticura Talcum powder as part of the indispensable trio.
Ida M Tarbell notes foreign visitors to the United States often find fault with political morality. She recalls a dinner with a Fifth avenue millionaire and a young English nobleman who yawns at a $500,000 Velasquez and a top Napoleon brandy, sparking quiet critique of American culture.
A Kansas City Star quotation from James J. Montague condemns deceiving children by fiction in a broader critique of telling virtue is its own reward. The remark highlights skepticism toward moral storytelling and the impact of ideas on child perception.
In a London police court a policeman testified the defendant stood outside a tailor shop window challenging a dummy to come out and fight. The defendant admitted it was the dummy who first started it, arguing a self defense claim.
In a London Opinion quip, Jack is called too sweet for words, implying difficulty or playful ineptness with cross word puzzles. It uses light humor to critique puzzle solving in a witty aside.
A reflective line by L I Landon notes guilt brings its own punishment and a certain chance of consequence, framing guilt as self-inflicted justice. The aphorism underscores ethical accountability and the inevitability of outcome.
A Waco Daisy Chain panel ponders dating advice with a punning exchange. A character asks for methods to approach a girl with a past and gets the playful reply that the approach is to offer a present. The strip blends humor and romance in a lighthearted street scene.
A dialogue snippet questions Griggs about calling someone a fool and ponders public opinion. It suggests only a man who truly ignored criticism could be Robinson Crusoe, hinting at resilience and heroism in the face of remarks.
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