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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1927
Page
2
A St Paul reader urges young women to start Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound now to maintain health for decades. She describes prior fear and isolation, then reports improved well being and relief at home life after use.
A historical remark notes that men who act like cavemen feel ashamed afterward, reflecting on self-awareness and social norms across eras.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful penetrating treatment for tender feet and foot odor. It claims the oil ends pain soreness and offensive smells with a money back guarantee and asserts success for swollen or varicose veins.
Vermont born Rear Admiral Charles Edgar Clark commanded the battleship Oregon on the 1898 voyage to Cuba and Manila. The Bradford statue honors his service, his Vermont roots, and the Oregon’s dramatic role in the Spanish American War. Clark’s career spanned from Annapolis to key battles, with steadfast duty in fire and flood, earning him a national reputation.
Plant physiologists of the United States Department of Agriculture contest claims that radio waves from towers affect barley. They note Arlington tests lacked control plots and that prior studies yielded inconclusive or negative results, disputing Admiral Bullard's remarks.
Railroad researchers report that longer toots correlate with shorter casualty lists in crossing incidents. They describe the old signal pattern of two long and two short notes and its observed effectiveness.
The article notes a shift in a crossing safety plan from the older to the newer version. Under the old plan the engine’s distance from crossings drew the most noise and attention, while the new plan produced two fewer crossing accidents in a year and reversed the timing of peak noise.
Government stock experts urge suspending ice bags from stock car roofs during hot weather to keep cattle healthy. The guidance emphasizes maintaining cooler air beneath the vehicles to reduce heat stress and improve animal welfare during transport.
The piece questions the thinking of a film hero, noting that entertainment is weekly and contrasts it with the comforts of travel life. It hints at travel hardship with a light joke about carrying a wire cot.
A short vignette features Percy asking about a smell in the library and Val answering that it is the dead silence they keep there. The exchange evokes a quiet, observant mood centered on a library setting.
Cooks across the region deserve praise for their biscuit craft with roots in Southern kitchens. Local kitchens showcase variation in texture and flavor rooted in tradition and family recipes.
The Northern Pacific Railway opens a 63 mile branch from Glendive, offering 1,000,000 acres near Southeastern Montana to farmers. Half a million acres sold to U S Government lands at 10 to 20 dollars an acre with 20 year payments. taxes 10 to 16 cents per acre. Prospects include diversified farming, growing hog and dairy output, and closer markets. KM Histon of St Paul invites inquiries with booklets and payment plans.
A brief exchange shows a father shielding his son from a school note. The son reassures him the issue will remain quiet as the two speak privately about the matter.
Alice says she enjoys the book and its ending while Laura asks how she knows. Alice notes her fondness for the conclusion and remarks that sleep stores good nature for you and ensures you get enough rest.
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