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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1927
Page
3
Descriptive note on Eskimos praising physical endurance dignity and humane conduct toward women children and dogs as cited by Michigan Public Health. No clear event or date, the passage emphasizes cultural observations and moral traits rather than actions.
Advertisement touts Cuticura for itching scalp and dandruff. It recommends rubbing spots with Cuticura Ointment, then shampooing with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming clear skin and soft white bands with daily use.
The Missouri Botanical Garden takes over a lush orchid garden of 7000 plants from C. W. Powell of Balboa. Powell, who studied Panamanian orchids, has more than doubled the country’s known species and uncovered over a hundred new to science. The garden will remain in the Canal Zone as an experimental tropical garden.
New York preacher Stev. Kenry Darlington warned at a reception that theaters favor licentious drama, urging that postwar drama harms youth. A long-haired man countered that youth may see two sides to every issue, to which Darlington replied there are two sides to every sheet of fly paper and a difference in choice.
A tearless vegetable butter color named Dandelion has sold in drug stores and general stores for 50 years at 35 cents a bottle. The note also mentions the first U S automobile race where ten miles an hour was the top sustained speed in the era.
F C Button explains freezing damages milk both physically and chemically. Thawed milk shows flaky texture and fat emulsion loss making it harder to digest, especially for infants. Frozen milk can be contaminated by dust or animals when bottles pop open. protect deliveries with boxes or indoor storage.
The New York State College of Agriculture says both facing toward the center and facing the walls have ardent supporters for dairy barn design. A new bulletin on concrete stall floors offers detailed, affordable guidance and invites farmers to request a copy by sending a plain postcard with name and address and the symbol E 140 to Ithaca.
Farmers warned to watch cows for garget as cold days arrive. Look for swollen udders or milk stringiness and reduce grain ration. Use castor oil or Epsom salts, milk gently, knead the udder, and provide a warm shelter. After laxative treatment, give saltpetre daily and apply hot cloths to the udder to prevent chilling.
Clemson College notes that dairying boosts profits in diversified farming. Growing grain crops legumes and hay benefits soil fertility. selling crops off the farm removes fertility, while feeding them to dairy cattle keeps fertility on the farm and adds profit from both crop and feed.
A Colorado experiment station test shows barley slightly more valuable than corn for fattening calves. Both groups received corn silage linseed cake and alfalfa hay. barley-fed calves saved alfalfa hay and sold for higher prices, while rain delivery was similar for both groups.
Calves fattened during the winter must be well fed to be ready for market next spring. Provide a full ration of corn with adequate protein and minerals. Alfalfa or clover hay supplies protein and minerals. If silage is used, add a pound of cottonseed or linseed meal per steer daily for best results.
William A. Radford presents a six room two gable frame home that blends past charm with modern features. The plan includes a sun parlor, washroom, lavatory, and upstairs bath, with a central hall and accessible doors in each room. Dimensions are 35 by 24 feet 6 inches.
The article notes farm homes increasingly resemble city residences with modern heating options baseline. Basements keep food storage viable as pipeless furnaces and warm air or hot water systems spread widely. Running water and plumbing extend to barns yards garages and gardens, supporting dairy and fire protection needs.
A historical note explains the benefits of pure iron in construction. It covers metal lath for fire resistance, rust-proof components like eaves troughs and flashings, and the durability of impurity free iron, especially when galvanized. It adds fire resistance lowers insurance costs and emphasizes safety from lightning when properly grounded.
The article argues smart lumber choices save time and money by using reliable firms and trademarked brands. It notes skilled carpenters cannot compensate for poor lumber and that modern prepared lumber ensures durable homes. It reflects on older frame homes and the lasting quality of well built houses using superior materials.
The article describes a shift from water tanks in the attic and a larger tower outside the house to steel pressure systems located in the basement or buried underground, refocusing on modern plumbing installations.
Paint spots that appear six to twelve months after painting result from chalking as the paint breaks down. Loose pigments separate from the vehicle and sit as a powder on the surface. wash the area with a damp cloth to restore the original color.
The window sash lock is a common weak point in home security and deserves proper design and installation. Emphasizes that attention is typically given to exterior doors while sash fastenings are neglected.
Prof Willard C Thompson of the New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station urges winter egg production by keeping flocks in laying houses for sanitation and feeding. Clean, dry litter and proper disinfecting, whitewashing, and weather control help hens stay healthy and productive through the season.
University of Nebraska recommends dry mash with limited scratch grain to boost egg output. Keep hens indoors in a warm, clean house during winter to maintain higher production, as free-ranging in cold wet conditions reduces laying. A good poultry house costs about five eggs per hen in winter.
Practical guidance on incubator checks, housing layouts, and winter planning for hens and turkeys. Notes on feed, space per male to female ratios, brooding practices, chick growth, and disease transfer from fowl to humans.
In a brief chat two women discuss a secret crush. Marie wonders if Madge speaks of her while Madge recalls meeting and kissing her twice. The dialogue hints at possible romantic tension and social intrigue.
Advertisement asserts Bayer brand aspirin is safe proven by millions of users and 26 years of physician prescription. It warns buyers to look for the Bayer name on package or tablets and cautions against imitations that may be dangerous.
A comic strip caption features a husband asking if his wife knows traffic rules and replying that she is good looking. The punchline lands on appearance over rules, reflecting light humor about driving etiquette.
Old health tip urges high water intake to flush kidneys and ease bladder irritation. It endorses four ounces of Salts from pharmacy as Jad Salts, a lemon grape lithia mix, to cleanse sluggish kidneys and prevent bladder issues.
A clerk remarks that the item is a grandfather clock while a customer notes its age and value. The exchange highlights the clock's long history and the shop's emphasis on hardware pieces with character.
In historic warfare a horse under a rider was struck down, now the analogy points to aircraft taking a fatal hit in combat. The comparison links past cavalry losses to modern airpower casualties.
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