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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1925
Page
6
Fashion notes describe early spring ensembles with matching lingerie sets in drawers chemise and nightdress. Rosewood pinks and greens appear in georgette crepe de chine with lace ribbons. outfits emphasize simple foundation with coordinated accessories and color trends.
Renshaw walks to Tawnaver, home of David Campbell, choosing to enter and face work after a long withdrawal from life. He hesitates at the door then decides to stay, recalling a plan that would be hard to carry out and may redefine his future. A servant opens the hall, presenting a poised, vacuous figure as the scene shifts to the house interior.
Soft wool scarfs are striped or plaid with striking color effects and designs. They are inexpensive, allowing any number to complement a sports outfit.
Evening wear features chiffon shades with small scattered floral motifs. The delicate design adds a subtle decorative touch for nighttime use.
Ombre stockings in sheer gossamer shades sweep fashion pages from palest to deepest tones. Designers offer fashionable colors to pair with ombre chiffon or crepe evening frocks, making it easy to coordinate outfits.
Very fine machine stitching using gold or silver thread serves as an effective form of trimming. It highlights craftsmanship and adds value to the finished garment.
Renshaw arrives at the Pawna Ker estate to meet the frail, sharp minded David Campbell. He seeks a confidential proposition while the butler stalls, and a distant door reveals a faint sign of pursuit as Renshaw presses for a decisive interview.
The narrative centers on a young man scarred by a mental shock who takes work with an old invalid and his appealing granddaughter. Hostility turns to affection as mysteries unfold, revealing the hero’s self discovery and a romance. Elizabeth Jordan’s prolific career is noted alongside prominent affiliations.
Pathfinder Magazine explains peyote, a small spineless cactus found along the Rio Grande and in northern Mexico. The plant yields a mild intoxicant used in religious ceremonies that last through the night, with effects described as exhilarating and dreamlike. The peyote religion has spread to Oklahoma and beyond.
Dairy expert C A Hutton of the Tennessee extension service says cows that freshen in fall yield their peak milk and butterfat when prices are highest. Fall calving boosts yearly records, and winter milk costs align with spring and summer when well-fed cows are housed and pastured. Calves born in fall grow best and face fewer diseases.
C H Eckles of the University of Minnesota dairy division reports ground soy beans match linseed oil meal in feeding value for cows milking up to 45 pounds daily. Trials at the university farm show soy bean hay and silage provide high protein, minerals, and digestible protein comparable to alfalfa and wheat bran. beans are best used as hay, with a common silage mix of one load beans to two loads corn.
Farmers condemn excess cream due to gasoline or kerosene flavors in empty cream cans. People use cans to carry fuel to tractors and threshing outfits, causing odor carryover. Some cans are returned to depots after fuel use, with shippers unaware. Water-rinse rule urged to prevent odor transfer.
Iowa dairy experts advise keeping only calves from pure bred sires and high producing dams. They urge keeping a calf with its dam for two days, teaching drinking from a clean bucket, and feeding six to twelve pounds of whole milk daily for three weeks before switching gradually to skim milk and a little grain.
A quotation by Edward Everett praising America as a theater of political reform and a nation built on freedom. It notes forthright government forms favorable to diffusion of liberty and cites historical incidents related to human rights that would astonish unfamiliar minds.
Dairy cows thrive on sweet clover pasture with three cows per acre without extra feed. Supplement hay late in grazing season as clover diminishes. spring seeding often provides sufficient growth for grazing before pasture fails.
Sudden milk suppression may be caused by chill or sickness. Check for calves or cows nursing the animal and blanket it warmly. Feed warm flaxseed tea with molasses every four hours, and if no improvement, give two ounces each of ground anise and fennel seed in warm water daily.
Advert promising Peterson's Ointment cures for eczema and itching piles. Patient testimony from Miss Mary Hill of Pittsburgh and A B Ruger of Racine claim relief after one box. Promotion notes use for old sores salt rheum chafing and all skin diseases with a 35 cent price and mail orders via Peterson Ointment Co Buffalo N Y.
The land gifted by Mrs. Eddy cost 20 000 dollars. The original edifice cost 200 000 dollars including a 10 000 dollar organ. The lot and extension are valued at 150 000 dollars, with a temple extension costing 2 000 000. Seating capacity is 5 000 and the church was dedicated in 1906.
Weather bureau reports from Washington are sent to ships of over twenty nations worldwide, providing sea weather data to crews abroad.
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