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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1913
Page
3
Reading fragmented lines, the piece hints at Walter Williams, a boy linked to pennies, sweets, and school life. A mother’s role appears, with references to a Sunday school setting as the text wanders through memory and moral tones.
A 1912 testimonial describes a two year facial rash worsening to large scabs and itching. After applying Cuticura Ointment with hot water and Soap, the sores healed in weeks leaving only a scar. The signer notes relief and recommends the product, with address for samples.
An article urges mothers to prepare for childbirth and cites nervous strain after birth. It extols E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a valuable tonic supporting the female organism during pregnancy, delivery, and recovery. It cautions against unprepared labor and suggests medical treatment when needed.
Stanton meets Jessica Floyd and Valerie Carlisle after a race. He spends time with Jessica while navigating tension with Miss Carlisle and Floyd. An accident during the race brings concern, as Jessica warns against Miss Carlisle and Stanton’s risky plans.
Stanton and Floyd race a tuned car to the Mercury office after a reluctant start. The chief arranged the delivery from Indiana, fearing a train strike, as they dodge traffic and police on Pelham Parkway. The exchange reveals trust, rivalry, and plans for a race.
In dim light Stanton recalls Jessica's bracelet, warm and damp from a fall that cut her arm. He notices crimson on his fingers and comments on Jessica's brother Floyd like eyes. He admires her brother's grit while puzzled by the resemblance and her silence.
Spices form a valuable group of substances important to industry and dietetics. They arouse appetite stimulate gastric juice and have medicinal uses for ailments from flatulence and rheumatism to dyspepsia and toothache. Spices like allspice cinnamon cardamom capsicum cloves nutmeg vanilla are noted for aromatic, stomachic, carminative, flavoring and preservative roles.
Lancaster correspondence reports Mrs. J H Reese recovered a class ring lost 18 years earlier when she was a Lancaster high school pupil. The ring engraved with her name was found by workmen while resetting a fence on her lawn and returned to her.
The program seeks to educate head heart and hands and improve health. It aims to promote intensive farming using soil building seed testing and cultivation methods while guiding rural boys vocationally and morally and linking home school and farm through lab plots and demonstrations.
The Illinois agricultural experiment station reports chinch bugs survived winter well and began to lay eggs on April 25. A field protection method involves surrounding fields with a thick viscid road oil line, posts every about 36 feet, costing roughly 35 cents per mile daily. Coal tar can substitute but requires frequent renewal. a dusty furrow with bottom posts offers a temporary option in dry weather. Chinchids may be killed on corn using tobacco preparation diluted with weak soapsuds without harming the plant.
The poultry industry in the United States outpaces other live stock sectors with a 27 percent rise, marking steady growth over many years. It is now described as the world's greatest livestock industry and a billion-dollar enterprise recognized by people and government.
Breeders claim confinement eggs hatch poorly in incubators versus eggs from free range stock. The observation notes that housing conditions may affect hatch viability and early chick performance.
A brief observation notes that pork profits may arise with corn plus a concentrated feed but warns against relying on concentrated supplements alone.
Practical guidance suggests adding a few drops of liquid sulphur to a bucket of water for chickens in dry weather, once or twice weekly to support health.
The note states that meat is vital for laying and growing chickens, asserting birds need some kind of meat-based feed to perform optimally. It emphasizes the nutritional requirement for proper development and egg production.
In New Guinea the Kukuhuhus, a shy yet fierce tribe, refuse to meet outsiders in their homes. Neighboring coast communities trade by leaving goods at a designated spot and retreating until a signal allows exchange. The system allows mutual barter without direct contact in dwelling places.
A Servian premier visits the ministry building and learns his watch vanished during a 15 minute call. After reports of a thief, a second minister recovers the watch and reveals the thief did not realize the recovery. The anecdote ends with light humor about the missing timepiece.
A dinner talk by Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, notes that valuable secrets come from odd places. He cites a Persian poet who learned philosophy from the blind who study the ground before moving, illustrating disciplined learning.
Norfolk peasants hold pointed flints as thunderbolts and keep flints and stone arrow heads to ward off lightning in a long standing superstition of protection.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis of Chicago admits he once worked as a theater usher. A woman shows real bravery when she tries to improve a man.
A short exchange mocks a man placed between two talkative women at dinner. One quip notes he is fond of tongue sandwiches, highlighting a humorous misfit in social seating and conversation.
Bathing affected skin in Tyree's Antiseptic Powder mixed with water brings quick relief for poison oak or ivy. Ad promotes 25 cents at druggists or free sample from J. Tyree in Washington, D. C. Also features Mrs Winslow's Syrup for teething and a quip about the average man fearing storms as much as his wife.
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