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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1903
Page
6
Isaac W. StepgHexs of Cambria Wyoming says after using Doan's Kidney Pills he could scarcely hold urine before, now sleeps through the night with back ache gone, and rarely rises. The ad notes relief from urinary symptoms and kidney ache.
A collage of humorous vignettes and adapters on medicine habits. A pharmacist laments unclaimed prescriptions while anecdotes note medical folly and the vanity of beauty schemes. Various quips mention fashion, tobacco, and Oriental beauty products amidst light commentary.
Description of a hand powered harrow pulverizer with adjustable width and teeth for use with multiple plows, including dimensions and hinge details. Also guidance on improving farm grounds with lawn creation, hollow filling, ornamental trees, shrubs, and borders, followed by notes on preventing foot and mouth disease and the paraffin dip method for cheese.
The piece explains that permanent pastures often wear out as weeds overtake grass. When reseeding and fertilizing fail, the advised action is to plow the field and reseed to bluegrass or a regional mix. Harrowing may temporarily rejuvenate, but eventual plowing remains necessary for lasting improvement.
The article advises keeping rats away and eggs warm for hatching. Use rat proof nests or wall boxes in the coop, placing the hen at night with nesting eggs and bagging to cover the born. After April the nest should be on the ground or in an airy cellar.
A fragmented text queries daily feed quantities for livestock including dogs horses breeding cattle and milk cows. It asks how many deadheads are fed daily and if steers in the feed lot are gaining rapidly, examining feeder quality from a market standpoint.
The guide notes a long chest and widely spaced ribs to provide lung capacity and a large milk vein as signs of a good milker. A dull-eyed cow, hollow back, or overly handsome appearance signal poor breeding, while a well-built milch cow should be a hearty eater with strong hindquarters and a balanced neck.
Farmers are urged to avoid overloading hens and to ensure hens can cover eggs. The U S census reports hens average 100 eggs yearly. some contests show up to 150 eggs. Small farmers should raise a few quality horses and train colts. Large fleeces often contain grease dirt or ticks. buyers pay for clean wool only. Coal ashes are not recommended by agricultural chemists but tested as valuable for heavy soils, best used as absorbent in bins rather than released into the environment.
A Front-page style testimonial from Della Janveau of Ottawa and Adia Brittain of Sekitan praise Peruna for improving digestion and energy. The letters claim rapid relief from heaviness, biliousness, and fatigue after three weeks to three months of use. They urge writing Dr. Hartman for personalized medical advice.
A collage of aphorisms and curiosities recounts long lived lawmakers in Canada, humorous proverbs, a New York dentist named Hirt, and a St Louis birth in the Becker family. It notes aging figures, blunt humor, and curious genealogies in a light, fragmentary collection.
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