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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
7
A Kansas City Star quotation notes a sharp rebuke of editor Mr Scrawls and a villager’s quip about his scraggly beard and a dominating wife. An advertising promo touts Cuticura to improve skin, dandruff, itching, and rough hands with a quick five minute wash routine.
The Great Ocean Line Saniel Cunard founded in 1889 merged with George Burns and David McIver to form the British and North American Royal Mail Steamship Packet company from which Cunard Steamship Co. evolved. The first ship Britannia began its first voyage in 1840.
In the Bisley rifle matches famed worldwide, competitors must not aim at a target unless they intend to fire. This strict rule aims to prevent accidents and uphold safety during the contests.
A terse proverb style note contrasts wealth and value with wit and self possession. It questions economic thrift and tariff knowledge while implying appearances mislead and true wisdom resides within.
George H. Glover of Colorado Agricultural College argues that removing cream from night milk and mixing with morning milk to sell is morally wrong and should be illegal. He notes that butterfat loss leaves milk unbalanced for babies and urges strict herd tests and penalties for dairy vendors.
A South Dakota College of Agriculture note explains cows may withhold milk late in lactation or when production is low. Proper pre milking handling and gentle udder rubbing encourage milk let down. Avoid forcing milking if the cow will not release milk. heavy milkers respond to preparation and sound technique.
Money can be fast in dairying and no one milks for a hobby. North Dakota cows average 137 pounds of butterfat. herds below this lose money, while removing low producers or replacing them with better cows can raise profits. Individual farmers know rough rankings, but cow testing associations provide per cow data through records.
The article advises treating border cows as most profitable when dead for proper feeding of fall calves. It stresses water grain and hay, milk scales for culling, thorough utensil cleaning, cotton filters to reduce bacteria, constant grain feeding, and brisk separation of calves from dams during weaning to protect milk output.
A Detroit News feature envisions a carefree island life for a beachcomber on South Sea shores. It playfulIy contrasts sleeping on warm sand with avoiding bothersome errands like tailoring and vanity rituals while indulging in natural baths and a simple routine.
A New Yorker known for deep breathing raises his hands during morning walks. A passing visitor wonders aloud if residents must practice what to do when they are held up, reflecting urban concerns observed by the spectator in the city.
A film portraying an American bull fight failed to meet expectations in its initial release. In Mexico, audiences felt swindled by the lacking arena realism. When a section showing a real bull fight was added, the picture became a hit and drew large crowds nationwide.
Dickens notes two types of misanthropes the overlooked merit believers and those who crave praise while knowing their worthlessness. He calls the coldest misanthropes the latter group.
The historic building used by Lord Fairfax after he broke with London remains standing in Clark County Virginia. Young George Washington served as surveyor there and spent long hours over his charts. The heavy door, held by hand made nails, was built to withstand tomahawk blows by Indians.
An advertisement touts Boschee’s Syrup as a cure for coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims the syrup soothes irritated mucus membranes and helps patients rest at night with easy morning expectoration and notes availability wherever medicines are sold.
The American consul general in Argentina says there is no Santa Claus tradition like the United States. On January 6 they dress as Los Reyes with a Santa beard and red coat, but the display is limited and not widespread.
Mr. Oliver Pike, noted bird observer, reports that young guillemots tumble from the offshore ledges where they hatch. They fall perhaps a hundred feet to the beach below yet are rarely killed, a remarkable survival observed among fledglings and birds in their early flight period.
A new world sized paper mill is planned for northern Ontario using Smoky Falls on the Mattagami river. The mill would have 1000 tons capacity and 200000 horsepower, slated as the largest power site in Ontario north of the St. Lawrence.
An Indian born in the United States does not gain citizenship by birth and cannot vote. The text notes that citizenship would sever tribal ties and force assimilation as a white man. It discusses federal authority on Indian affairs and eligibility for citizenship.
A huge spider crab with a span of 12 feet was discovered in the ocean waters off Japan. Scientists note the find as notable for its size and rarity in local seas.
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