Bare Living Depicts His Meager Resources
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
3
Aspirin Introduced by Bayer in 1900
A historical note claims Bayer introduced Aspirin in 1900 with the Bayer Cross on every tablet and package. It promises genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin for ailments from colds to rheumatism, noting small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger druggist packages, plus a mention of an Indian inventor of an electric pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAYER
India
Scare a man into being good and he will boast of his virtues
A concise aphorism notes that intimidation to virtue prompts boastful self-praise rather than genuine reform, reflecting on hypocritical posturing when fear governs behavior.
Seasonable Good Things For Winter Meals
A 1900s style guide lists hearty pork dishes and sweets for cold months. It details Broiled Pork Tenderloin Stuffed Pork Tenderloin Pork Tenderloin French Style and nut date chocolate sweetmeat plus a fruit cup and prune and cottage cheese salad with concise prep notes.
Good Things to Eat From An Old Recipe Column
This excerpt offers period cooking guidance highlighting fruit cakes, puddings, and confections. It presents detailed recipes for a Fruit Cake with butter and dried fruits, a Ginger Cream custard with gelatin, Baked Apple Dumplings with pastry and syrup, and an Apricot Jam imitation using carrots, sugar, lemons, almonds, and jelly glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Apple Snow and Banana Compote Featured in Health Guide
A health article outlines child rights and practical meals. It details Apple Snow with honey lemon and gelatine, Compote of Bananas in sugar syrup, a Fruit Salad with pineapple grapefruit pear lettuce and dressings, and urges variety and plenty of fruit vegetables wholesome fats butter or egg yolk with whole milk.
Companions of the Heaths and Moors
The writer recalls never being alone in nature as every bee, flower, and pebble becomes a companion. He finds meaning in swamps and heather tufts, deciphering poems within the landscape, more engaging than most books, save one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingsley
West Virginia stockmen wage scrub bull clean-up drive
United States Department of Agriculture highlights a West Virginia campaign to eradicate scrub bulls to boost beef and dairy output. In Roane County 102 scrubs were identified from 200 bulls, with 60 being yearling grades, as livestock agents and farm bureaus rally farmers, banks offer 5 percent loans to buy pure-bred sires, replacing inferior stock with registered breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
West Virginia
Roane County
W. Va
State Agricultural College
Roane County Farm Bureau
Roane
Handle Sheep With Profit
Discusses farm requirements for profitable sheep care including drainage, pasture, fertile land for clover alfalfa cowpeas or soybeans, ample water, sturdy fencing to keep sheep from crops, multiple pastures, weather shelter, and an attentive caretaker for the flock.
Swine Consume More Grain Than Cattle Last Year
Swine fed more grain than cattle in year reports show United States feed distribution with swine receiving 50.3 percent of corn 10.8 percent of oats 60 percent of barley 29.1 percent of wheat and 415 percent of mill feeds among farm animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Assets for Good Stockman Breeders
Three key assets for a successful stockman are interest and incentive for raising good stock, practical experience, and thorough technical knowledge of selection feeding judging and breeding.
The Mysterious Thirteenth Ship Of The War
Eyewitness accounts recount a “thirteenth ship” appearing near the Norwegian convoy raid and vanishing without trace. The Mary Rose reported it first and last, and a wartime trench tale from the Bay of Biscay notes a similar unseen vessel foreshadowing a loss at year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackstaff
London Daily
Maul
Fox
Bay of Biscay
Hope to Reclaim Burning Mine Near Jerome
A long burning fire in the United Verde copper mine near Jerome Arizona is to be extinguished by lowering the mine surface to a 400 foot level. Attempts to stop the fire have failed. The plan calls for removing 14 million cubic yards of material over several years using monster steam shovels to evacuate an area about 400 by 800 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Verde
Jerome
Ariz
Monster
Popcorn Addict Boswell Dies After Sponge Ingestion
An Oakland correspondent reports Boswell, a Lake Merritt sponge attraction, died after mistaking a sponge for popcorn. He wandered the lake freely, attracted visitors who fed him candied popcorn, and on Grand Avenue he swallowed a dropped sponge thinking it was molasses popcorn, dying ten minutes later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boswell
Lake Merritt
Oakland
Cal
Grand Avenue
Fitting Decoration
A brief quip contrasts London's firemen with the Order of the Garter. The joke notes that the garter is reserved for royalty, while firemen are joked as knights of a hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Order of the Garter
Knights of
Ae Hose
Sad Case of Missing Husband Ends in Court
Mrs White Why asks in court about her husband who did not return home last night. Mrs Green fears they will starve as he had only $100 with him. Judge remarks on the distressed couple and their plight.
No More Plain Drunks Now They’re All Victims of Futcy Recipes
Fragmentary remarks suggest a critique of widespread reliance on so called trendy recipes. The dialogue hints at social concern with drinking culture and shifting tastes.
Charm of a bathroom and whiteness of textiles
The passage extols a spotless bathroom and notes Red Cross Ball Blue keeps cloths and towels white until worn out. It adds a remark on music purchases, suggesting twelve cents' worth from an organ grinder is better than one from a grand piano.
Housing Problem Disorderly Conduct Exchange
A Birmingham Age-Herald excerpt shows a defendant charged with disorderly conduct in a housing dispute. The man claims he was first to reach a real estate office advertising an available apartment, and describes a curbside scuffle as another man attempted to cut ahead. He cites hard luck as the reason for the trouble, while noting another fel low leased the flat during their struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham Age-Herald
South Africa Sees Pine Timber as Key Future Resource
E J Laschinger, former president of the South African Institution of Engineers, identifies South Africa as a premier field for timber growth. He urges large scale government work to ensure future supply, noting pine species yield straight grained timber and resist twisting from winds. Planting extensive pine forests from the equator to the Cane is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
E. J. Laschinger
South African Institution of Engineers
Question of Etiquette on Polite Fighting After Name-Calling
A child named Jimmy faces reprimand for striking a playmate as his mother explains that violence is not polite toward guests. After the friend leaves, Jimmy asks if there is any polite way to fight when someone calls him names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Curious Professor Hoozis Encounters Lost Central Africa
The exchange mentions Professor Hoozis returning from an expedition to central Africa with a claim of discovering a race so uncivilized they had never heard of moving pictures. The remark hints at prior media sensationalism and fictional adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoozis
Central Africa
Boxing Glove Lesson Sparks Domestic Scene
Tompkins brings boxing gloves home and claims to teach Thomas self defense. His wife warns and remains stoic as the moment ends with Tompkins returning for meat and arnica after a reported eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Tompkins
Edward
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