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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
7
Mr. C. A. Allen of Bondurant Iowa testifies that after influenza left him run down with catarrh and asthma like symptoms, using six bottles of Peruna boosted his weight to 175 pounds from a usual winter 155. He urges others to use the original remedy for catarrhal conditions and notes it is sold everywhere in tablets or liquid.
H R Lascelles from the Colorado state dairy commission outlines a feeding plan for calves. Start at two weeks with whole milk and low butterfat, switch to skim milk by four weeks, then limit skim to 16 pounds daily until four months. Provide bright green alfalfa and fresh ensilage daily, a grain mix rich in protein, and ample clean water. Adjust with barley or corn chop as calves grow and keep pens dry and clean to prevent pneumonia.
Purdue entomology department reports two sprays tested in Indiana dairy herds during 1924 fly season. Spray No 1 used chlorozone or kerosene mixture. Spray No 2 used fish oil and carbolic acid. Applied after morning milking to all body parts, odorous formulas worked best, and sprayed cows appeared calmer and grazed more peacefully as flies diminished through the season.
Purdue expert Canan identifies the main dairy issue as lowering production costs. He advocates improved dairy breeding as a crucial early step, noting that under 3 percent of U S dairy cattle are registered with major registries.
Good care before and after a cow freshens aids production. Calves should be isolated ten days then joined with others. Twin heifers may be fertile. a free martin is usually sterile. Nutritious feed maintains milk flow. first milk is vital for calf health. Early clean housing helps a calf become a profitable cow later.
A playful note hints at an Irish bird causing colorful eggs through a joke about color and nationality, suggesting a humorous local observation rather than a factual report.
Dialogue reflects marriage perceptions as Wheeler argues about misreading a wife’s words while Pd counters with frustration at unclear signals amid social banter.
A Princeton Tiger note reports a friend visiting a prison and finding shocking conditions. The account claims the visitor was electrocuted while touring the facility, underscoring a severe safety issue.
A Detroit News reader, tall and angular, jokes that evolution should shorten legs as society sits more. He recalls a past era when long legs helped him see over crowds but now inconveniences at ball games, shows, and streetcars make legs cramped and sore.
Cuticura remedies soothe baby rashes with Cuticura Soap for baths followed by Cuticura Ointment. A touch of Cuticura Talcum dusted on at finish. Advertisement notes 25 cents each.
German observers photograph the comet Orkisz showing a second tail invisible to telescopes. The primary tail is largely a photographic effect and only vaguely detectable in a telescope. Duplicity of tails is not unusual for faint comets.
A French demonstration features an aircraft that can fly or run on roads. It uses folding wings and four wheels with a propeller shaft powering front wheel movement. A small auxiliary engine supplies land propulsion and the auto conversion takes under thirty minutes.
An old man Sockery of Slippery Slap recalls meeting a driver at a cross roads store. He says he fired a couple of shots at the other man’s front tires to clear the way and warned him to move quickly or be left behind rudely.
A bill introduced in the reichstag would prohibit children under three from appearing in films due to nervous and physical strain from studio lighting. The measure would require police and school authority permits for children aged three to twelve to act in movies.
A. G. Simpson of the United States Forest Service at Stabler Washington says static on radios can locate areas of low humidity. He notes extremely dry air shows excess static, while increasing humidity reduces static and it fades as rains continue.
Dublin’s Alexandra dock will be lengthened by 150 feet and deepened to 35 feet at low water. The harbor board chairman stressed public access to ample port capacity for large ships and urged faster completion of the project.
The Greek government and department of commerce push local industry by financing three spinning mills at Sparea Caesarea and Kirchehir to reduce thread imports.
Debate over wedding attire shifts between tradition and modern taste as brides consider color options. A commenter suggests white remains ideal for brides, while others question the necessity of color conformity.
Agnes Wignall of Taleville New York writes that after her third child and near a fifth she found relief from bladder inflammation and displacement by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She keeps taking it as a tonic and recommends it to other women. Sold by druggists everywhere.
A pithy saying notes that some men favor trampling others to elevate themselves rather than rely on their own abilities. The comment underscores a disdain for media theater over merit.
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