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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
6
New Age Illustrated notes 18 distinct cheese varieties and over 400 names, often derived from places of origin. It mentions diverse milks beyond cows, including goats and sheep, used in cheese production globally.
An old advertisement touts tablets labeled Brom Quinine as a remedy for headaches caused by colds. It urges seeking the signature of E. W. Grove on the box and lists a price of 20 cents.
A mother and her child Ruth watched a movie when a love scene prompted Ruth to ask if the hero had too much lipstick. The exchange shows a child’s innocent humor reacting to on screen romance.
A brief trainside moment in Indianapolis draws eyes as a woman in a short skirt encounters the bustling platform. Passersby pause, watchers comment on street style and urban tempo.
A classic ad touts Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, pure vegetable remedy for colic, constipation, and diarrhea in infants. It urges using it at first signs while advising to call a doctor for real sickness and promising a free care guide with every bottle.
The Alexander Stephens statue, carved by Gutzon Borglum, joins Georgia’s two niches in Statuary Hall, Washington. Officials warn more statues may crowd the hall. proposals include extending displays along corridors or using the Capitol crypt. States plan future additions including California’s Starr King and Serra.
The article excerpt discusses keef as the dried hemp flower smoked in Algeria and the Near East. It outlines effects including increased brain activity, reduced appetite and sleep, lucid early periods, eventual feverish sleep, and the addiction risk. It notes visitors sometimes try keef in the South and describes secret kief smoking dens and furtive meetings.
The Baltic states show a 50 percent rise in automobile numbers compared with last year, reflecting a strong rebound in vehicle ownership and demand across the region.
Poultry guidance urges yellow corn to make at least 6 percent of faying hens rations, especially in winter, to supply vitamin A and prevent nutritional roup. If yellow corn runs low, feed green leafy material like clover or alfalfa, or alfalfa leaf meal up to 10 to 15 percent, as succulents cannot replace greens.
The article notes shells and bones rely on calcium and minerals for egg production. It emphasizes access to oyster shell or high calcium minerals and sharp sand for digestion, plus bone meal additions for growth, and states minerals significantly raise egg yield and profits.
A method to exclude rats from poultry houses is described with a four inch thick concrete wall surrounding the foundation, extending two feet below ground and one foot above, plus a concrete floor on compacted earth. If drainage is poor, a six inch cinder or gravel fill may be used. A self closing door is recommended and if wooden, sheet metal or wire screen is added at the base to prevent gnawing.
Simple guide to sprouting oats for poultry. Soak two quarts per 100 hens in warm water overnight. Drain and hang the bag behind the stove. Dip the tag daily, shake, then rehang. Oats ready on day five. Start a new bag daily for constant supply using five bags.
Poultrymen raise house warmth and line interiors with commercial wallboard during fall renovations. The smooth interior reduces crevices around uprights, cuts cleaning time, and aids in controlling mites and lice inside.
Polly the forty five year old parrot owned by Mr and Mrs James P Rutledge of St Louis Missouri will be sent to Colorado for a climate change to aid her asthma. Veterinary advice prompted the move after twenty four years with the Rutledges.
A fragment suggests Grace faces a family rift over money with an uncle cutting her off. The tone hints at a gossip column note about heiress dynamics and social sniping.
A reflective line urges keeping virtuous thoughts close like jewels worn in the crown of the mind. It emphasizes inner worth over external display and moral discipline as personal adornment.
Abnormal wing feather growth often signals faulty nutrition, especially in lighter breeds with long wing and tail feathers. The issue reflects subnormal body development due to improper feeding, with several interesting experiments conducted on the problem.
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