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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1924
Page
3
A St Louis man recalls a tale about Bishop Tuttle using a boy prodigy to illustrate a point. The cardinal asks the child to locate God and receives a clever reply about an apple and a barrel. The story emphasizes wit as a unit of faith.
Researchers report apples breathe like human lungs with an apparatus to measure oxygen uptake. The most successful tests used New Town Pippin seeds, which also emit carbon dioxide during respiration.
A mother and Harold discuss a boy who forgot to shake his medicine bottle after taking it. The exchange highlights caution over proper dosing and medicine handling.
From the fall of Rome to the start of the Fifteenth century medals were scarce. The text argues popularity bought with base condescension to vice is disgraceful, and that no one can be just who fears death pain exile or poverty.
In the aftermath of a disaster a mix of officials and experts weigh whether silence aids or hinders response. Authorities stress timely, accurate updates while critics argue for transparency to reassure the public.
A 50 year old harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion is sold in drug and general stores for 35 cents. An ad notes its widespread use and simple pricing while a humorous exchange about basic arithmetic follows, illustrating common everyday life.
The text praises a jacket shaped book for men and women and extols truthful instruction for children. It laments discretion as hard to teach and includes reflections on conscience, friendship, and modesty alongside a quip about a woman’s first baking weight.
A test suggesting Postum as a ten day mealtime beverage to replace coffee. It claims caffeine free and promotes better sleep and daytime comfort with a delicious flavor and wholesomeness.
The article notes the ancient aqueduct built under Roman emperor Hadrian in 146 continues to bring water to Athens Greece. It highlights the long use of the structure and its continued importance in supplying the city. S. P. D. is explained as sa lutem plurimam dicit meaning best wishes.
Cuticura promotes its three products for soothing a baby's red rough itchy skin. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap, application of Cuticura Ointment, and periodically using Cuticura Talcum powder are advised as the indispensable trio.
A judge questions the uncle’s mental state as heirs await the will. The document will be opened the following day, with one heir unidentified at present.
A concise reflection questions whether current commemorations honor figures praised as peacemakers or celebrate broader legacies. It weighs the symbolism of statues against historical contexts and the impact on public memory.
The article notes spruce gum is collected by cutting lumps from trees with a hatchet, usable year round but best in fall and winter. It explains grading by bark removal, with some low grade sold after melting and straining. It also describes the AlaskaCanada boundary, a 20 foot clearing with monuments and a detailed map, split by a 600 mile traverse across mountains and rivers.
Ad promotes Cascarets cure biliousness constipation sick headache indigestion. Mentions Red Cross Ball Blue laundry aid to avoid rust spots with a brief advertising line. Hunter bear joke included as filler.
A reflective line on valuing education and continuous learning, praising the pursuit of knowledge as a noble aim and lifelong endeavor.
A New York barber drew notable attention by recounting to patrons how tea and music were once part of Arabian barber shop ritual. William H. Akers notes in All About Coffee that coffee and related offerings have long been customary in Arabian and Turkish shops to accompany business, including serving coffee before disputes.
An ad notes Castoria has been used for over 30 years as a pleasant substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It emphasizes no narcotics and that proven directions appear on every package with physicians endorsing it.
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