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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
7
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky writes of severe back and abdominal pain making housework impossible. She credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash with restoring strength and easing cold sweats. She offers to answer letters from other women.
The government plans a scientific military expedition to the Great Kalahari region north west of the Union. After reconnaissance, troops with large sprayers will attack locust breeding grounds to protect crops, livestock, and farmers over the past five years.
A warning urges buyers to look for the Bayer name on every aspirin package or tablet to ensure authenticity and safety. The notice emphasizes Bayer’s 23-year physician recommended history and cautions against imitations.
The article notes that the bulk of the Bombay presidency relies on the southwest monsoons for its food supply. Irregular or deficient monsoons threaten famine, affecting both people and animals in the region, including Sinds.
A theological lecturer cites Moses and Paul as major lawgiver and evangelist while a attendee asks which biblical character attracted the greatest following. The exchange reflects lively debate at a Columbia South Carolina audience.
USDA reports a dairy sire educational train drew crowds estimated at over 65 000 across 31 Nebraska towns. Highlights included a mystery cow milk guessing contest a comparison of scrub and pure bred bulls and progeny exhibits from different bull cow pairings. Dr A L Faunce led cooperation with sponsors and a Franklin Nebraska talk featured a farmer outlining plans to build a herd of high grade cows using a pure bred bull.
Veterinarians from Ohio State University and New York State College of Agriculture warn that modern dairy calves die more often due to overfeeding in the first two weeks. They advise limiting milk initially, then gradually increasing the ration and adding small amounts of alkali to counter fatty acids.
Sixteen members of a Pine County Minnesota testing association report cows using drinking cups recoup their cost in three to four months. Harold Roth notes five cows freshened about the same time increased milk output by about $1.68 per cow each month after cups were installed. Cows outdoors in cold weather drank less water and produced less milk, while cold water intake raises energy needs from feed.
Milk becomes ropy when bacteria enter via stale water used to wash utensils. Cows may carry mud and organisms on udders. The remedy is simple: rinse all milking pails and equipment with clean fresh water.
Analysis shows ordinary sorghum cane hay should cost about the same or slightly less than timothy hay for dairy cows. It is actually a better roughage, with cows finding it more palatable. Like timothy, sorghum fodder lacks protein, requiring a bit more bran and oil meal than clover or alfalfa.
The dairyman learns corn provides more than protein fat and carbs. Research into vitamins shows corn is richer in life sustaining elements than other grains, a discovery that may raise its status as a dairy feed.
The essay discusses how primitive heating methods served early societies and the social value of the domestic fireplace. It notes steam and hot air as modern refinements of the last 30 years and recalls Prometheus as a symbol of mankind’s warmth needs. It quotes the New York Herald Tribune on the fireplace’s loss affecting social life.
Green's August Flower is advertised as a long standing remedy with fifty eight years of proven effectiveness for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness and related digestive disorders. The ad claims worldwide use and availability in 30 and 90 cent bottles.
The Rotor hat for men and women, inspired by the Fiettner sail ship, uses a tiny motor and revolving cylinder to propel wearers through Berlin streets. Zeitung Am Mittung reports it would provide pedestrians with roller skate like propulsion driven by wind.
Camille Dussard, a French scientist, claims to have developed a "cold light" where touching wires of a 2,000 candle power lamp causes no electric shock or heat. He notes that ordinary lamps waste 99 percent as heat and envisions a 10,000 candle power light with no heat emission.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as part of the exquisite Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum priced 25e each. The powder and perfume claim smooth skin for face baby and dusting and suggests relying on the trio for all skin care needs.
Report notes about thirty people attended a village revue in Warwickshire where the two principal performers were repeatedly kissed. The manager kept calm and brought the full company on stage to out-hiss the audience, according to Passing Show of London.
A cautious group appeals to reason to support a charitable aim without patronage. The effort emphasizes self sufficiency and balanced debate as the path to lasting backing.
Sam and Bhickie visit a Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concert and observe the tuning process. They ask questions while the director prepares, and Blackie identifies the conductor as the head simp.
Woodland Park officials in Seattle constructed 20 foot high concrete imitation trees to conceal camp stove chimneys. Bark sections formed plaster molds for the trees and the concrete was tinted to resemble dark brown fir and cedar, blending with the park scenery.
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