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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1903
Page
7
The text describes kitchen style meat smoking and outdoor hog processing with a ground six-sbox method and trench setup. It shifts to poultry, sharing years of incubator experience and hatch rates from 93 percent to 40 percent without a brooder, noting it requires judgment and careful handling.
A farm note advises careful moisture control and daily turning of eggs. Maintain 90 to 110 degree heat only briefly to avoid tender shells. Incubators need cave or cellar placement and a south facing brooder with sun. Chicks hatch as healthy as hen raised, with no lice or mites. One 200 egg incubator needs similar care to three hens with forty-five eggs.
A Boston Post item shows an absurd football team tryout exchange with jokes about violence and absurd dangers. It mentions the Nile dam, camels, doctors, clergymen and other items, ending with a note on a proposed Dante monument in Rome.
The article notes 34,000 divorced men and 4,000 divorced women, with Indiana, California, Ohio, Michigan, New York, and Pennsylvania listing large numbers. It cites states lacking or limiting divorce laws, like South Carolina, and regions with higher female divorce rates such as the South. Data includes Utah, Idaho, Alaska, Hawaii, and Indiana’s 12,000 divorced residents.
Damaged corn fodder is of little value for market cattle and should be limited or avoided. If fed, give after cattle are well fed and use mainly to keep them busy in the barn. Oat crops vary in damage. damaged oats may be fed with barley and oilmeal to fatten cattle and milking cows, with oats and barley ground and oilmeal mixed in after.
Fragmented text recalls maritime hazards with a reference to crossing the Atlantic many times and not drowning. Mentions a man who would rather risk bottom at first voyage than wait. Also alludes to a London humanitarian sect and old writings about souls and migrations. Mentions barnacles on ships and Admiralty costs.
Last year the United States Postal Department processed 19,954,437 pieces of mail with incorrect or imperfect addresses. The figure highlights ongoing challenges in mail routing and address verification.
The article describes several diamond tests for amateurs. Submerging a stone under water highlights genuine stones with sparkle while fake gems fade. Placing a diamond over a white slick spot on paper shows blurred outlines for fakes. Fluorhydric acid test corrodes false diamonds but does not affect genuine stones.
Witless compliments a handsome figure near a piano. Mrs Homer identifies the person as her daughter. Witless remarks the resemblance is not there. The Argo na ut.
Berlin introduces motor cabs equipped with automatic fare tabulation. The city plans a statue honoring General Von Room for his role in reorganizing the German cavalry.
A testimonial from Abe Guy Jr describes relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He states two days of use lifted him from bed and allowed him to move about, praising the product sincerely.
A Boston Transcript remark notes Barnes-Charley admitted fault and awareness of shortcomings while mocking Charley for boastful self-knowledge.
Thought she would go crazy Mrs A M Fysh of Halls Illinois describes lifelong fatigue insomnia crying and nervous tension. After reading about Dodd's Kidney Pills she took five boxes and says she became a new woman restored and able to work.
In a St. Louis Republic piece the Ozarks are praised as the oldest mountain range, older than the Himalayas and other great peaks. The author contrasts geologic time scales with China’s vast alluvial history, noting the Ozarks’ ancient, enduring landscape and humanity’s limited grasp of epochs.
An applicant explains the label is not yet attached as canners discuss what is in the cans. A visitor questions the contents while the Philadelphia Press notes the undecided labeling. The remark about vivisection and vaccination exemption hints at broader debates in York England.
The Colombia Jester notes a confusing exchange as Miss Stuyvesant and Mr Puddington were introduced, with no clarity given on who was who. The remark highlights a playful yet pointed moment in social introductions.
Testimonials from Oscar Ostrom Warren Avenue Chicago Ill and W J Hitchcock Buffalo NY claim Ely's Cream Balm relieved severe earache headaches and catarrh. Other user J Olmstead Arcola IL reports his son recovered. Balm is non irritating and 50 cents at druggists or by mail from Ely Brothers New York.
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a doctor tells a young man the trouble lies with his heart and the diagnosis of Augina pectoris is proposed, prompting confusion over the true name of the condition.
An assortment of pithy maxims contrasts rail fare in India, bold self-image, and the toll of idleness. It notes how routine toil wears more than mere pleasure, and ends with a grim line on teeth and a savage dog.
Miss Grovere of New York City credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her after doctors failed. She suffered intense menstrual pain and low spirits, worked through illness, and saw full recovery after six bottles. The testimonial promotes the remedy for female illnesses.
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