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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1923
Page
3
A Birmingham Age Herald quote questions what makes a man a philosopher after years of sunlit inactivity. It suggests philosophy comes from simply sitting and letting the world pass, implying true thinkers endure contemplation as a personal trait.
Important to mothers examine every bottle of CASTORIA that famous old remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the 4 In Use for Over 380 Years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
The dialogue pits a Senate veteran against reform rhetoric as a veteran politician dismisses the notion of short public service. Senator Sorghum argues experience matters, while suggesting longevity in office breeds steadiness beyond a single term.
Alfalfa priced at 8 dollars and sweet clover at 5 dollars. Farms for sale and rent offering crop payments. J Mulhall advertises from Soo City Iowa.
A saying emphasizes that anyone who can bake biscuits proves capable camp cooking, serving as the criterion for judging camp kitchen skills.
A job applicant in Chicago impressed a merchant by looks and manner. When asked about experience, he volunteered extra details about his antecedents. The merchant replied he did not need antecedents and told him to report to Mr Smith next Monday.
Thousands of women suffer kidney or bladder trouble and do not recognize it. Kidney disease can affect other organs and cause back pain, headaches, loss of ambition, and nervousness. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is presented as a remedy, with sample bottle offers by mail and availability at drug stores.
An aviator reassures a timid passenger not to fear. He advises to sit quiet and, if something happens, to grasp the first solid thing passed and hold tight. The exchange, from Legion Weekly, captures practical calm in danger.
An advertisement assures Diamond Dyes dye or tint dresses skirts waists coats stockings sweaters draperies and hangings with simple directions. It guarantees no spotting fading or running and instructs buyers to tell the druggist material type wool silk linen cotton or mixes.
Guidance on selecting eggs from strong stock and maintaining cleanliness and temperature. Details cover storage, turning schedule, cooling effects, light management, and proper timing for removing hatchlings to ensure vigor and ease in brooding.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to restrain bulls with nose rings and safe pens after a New York dairy bull attack. A staff-led calm handling plan could have prevented the tragedy, and the department offers bull-pen designs to reduce risk. Don’t trust the bull.
Director Gillette of the Colorado experiment station warns the leaf-roller insect is a serious pest in many orchards. Eggs laid on tree bark survive winter and hatch as leaf buds burst, making early spring spraying essential to control the worms.
The danger from tubercular chickens lies in disease spread to cattle via roosting hens. Tuberculosis in dairy cows can contaminate raw milk, posing a risk to human health.
A hen guards her nest with a gentle mood after abandoning a slight sulk in the hay. She steps toward the eggs but does not settle on them.
The text stresses that sound food is essential and warns that moldy grain or litter causes trouble. It presents a feeding formula: abundant right kind of food plus workers to obtain it as the key to successful feeding.
Farmers merchants and shippers are urged to candling eggs before sale to improve market reputation and prices. Candling removes doubt about eggs, with USDA Bulletin 565 detailing methods and equipment and how to obtain it from Washington DC.
Sweet clover has shifted from weed stigma to wide adoption on thousands of farms. Used as a fall wheat and corn precursor, it shows hardiness and profitable seed yields, while proving a durable pasture crop where red clover declines. Some growers plan to seed it exclusively with small grain and use it for pasture, with pastures carrying two to three head of mixed stock per acre.
A recent experiment from the Towa agricultural experiment station shows soy beans as feed for dairy cattle effective in replacing oil meal in the ration.
A guidance note urges dairies to raise profitability by improving efficiency. It stresses proper cow feeding and, if cows cannot perform well, selling them to avoid losses. The message champions practical herd management as a path to better margins.
Mrs Edith J Patten of 560 Cumberland Ave Portland Maine credits Tanlac with restoring her health after months of illness and being run down She says two to three bottles cured her and a yearly dosage keeps her well She recommends Tanlac and notes widespread sales by druggists with over 85 million bottles sold.
An Indianapolis man excited to see a Thanksgiving boxing program at Tomlinson Hall ends up running errands and delaying his return home. He later recalls he did not forget the fights until after they were finished, expressed by the note in the Indianapolis News.
All departments of housekeeping can use Red Brass Ball Blue for kitchen towels table linen sheets and pillowcases. Advertisement notes versatile cleaning and whitening benefits across home textiles.
A witty adage defines a clever woman as someone who makes her husband believe he knows more than she does in a sly exchange of ideas.
Poise is praised as essential for steadiness and stability. The text emphasizes keeping one firmly planted on both feet as a mark of balance and control.
An eminent medical authority warns that pills and salts relieve constipation only at the cost of permanent injury. A newer method uses Nujol, a gentle lubricant resembling Nature’s own, not a laxative and not a medicine. It is harmless like water and prescribed by physicians. Get a bottle from your druggist today.
Mrs. T Aiken Dick owns the Flame a 92 ton ship in the English coasting trade and will command it herself. She set off on her first voyage from London to the Isle of Wight with a crew of three answering her orders with Aye aye mmm.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims over forty years of use in treating catarrh. It includes an ointment for local relief and an internal tonic said to affect mucous surfaces via the blood. Sold by all druggists. A warning about seeking trouble ends the item.
Authorities declare that all wild animals that prey on others are to be exterminated. The directive targets carnivorous wildlife across regions, aiming to reduce predation and protect livestock and domestic animals. Public safety and ecological concerns are noted in the announcement.
A Newage Michigan man describes decades of dizziness and stomach pain improved after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He credits the remedy with saving his life after trying doctors without relief and recommends it to others. He bought six bottles and praises its effects.
A pieced fragment covers Christmas savings clubs growth during World War I era, with banker views on habit formation from war savings, plus a stray anecdote about a Hyde Park cook and a nosy caretaker drawn from newspaper chatter.
A philologist notes that the term idiot originally meant an average citizen. The discussion questions when and why the phrase evolved to label mental incapacity, tracing linguistic shifts from the seventeenth century onward.
A reflective line notes sorrow resists drowning as it has swum long, implying persistence of inner hardship.
A shopper purchases costly neckwear to project youthfulness and status. The act highlights fashion signaling through accessories rather than wardrobe overhaul.
Samuel Gompers at a Washington labor banquet mocked Lenin for remorse about Bolshevik ruin in Russia. He compared Lenin to a druggist named Bolus who made a fatal prescription error and cried out in agony over his best customer.
In a tense exchange the Accused claims a lawyer will testify against them while the Accomplice insists the lawyer is hired to defend them. The dialogue hints at strategy and potential courtroom dynamics.
A concise note suggests that the contents of a bald man’s head may have value even when there is no hair or lock present. The phrasing implies a humorous or proverbial observation rather than a concrete event or sale.
A compact critique notes that verse lacking formal structure struggles to find buyers or an audience. The piece argues poetry without rhythmic constraint bears less appeal to readers seeking accessibility and impact.
A Jewish host Isaac showcases a dazzling ring with the diamond set on the inner side of his hand. A friend Cohen protests the ring is worn wrong, prompting Isaac to question correct hand positioning and tease the confusion in a festive gathering.
A new machine uses a tractor drawn rotary blade system driven by a gasoline engine to shave ice on lakes for skating. The device promises smooth, even ice and could aid outdoor recreational skating events.
A brief dialogue recalls a Scotsman who lends a fellow five pounds, with Archibald dismissing having heard the tale and Percy insisting it remains untold. The exchange hints at an anecdote likely from local folklore or humor columns in a historical paper.
A proverb notes that arguing with someone who is sly in debate ends with the arguer losing temper. The reminder highlights the futility of heated exchanges when facing evasive rhetoric.
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