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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1930
Page
3
A household laxative endorsed by family doctors. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as safe for men women and children, made from herbs, pleasant tasting, non habit forming, and available at drugstores.
The British ministry of transport trials a front mounted man catcher on cars to reduce street deaths averaging fifteen daily. The guard covers front wheels with sponge pockets and a rubber fender to shield limbs, tested with a dummy figure under a one ton truck from multiple angles.
A brief exchange features a tramp asking a lady for a pie from last week and the lady denying it. The tramp apologizes for the lapse and presses for the pastry.
A Boston Transcript fragment shows a father saying his daughter is fixing up a past for her future, highlighting parental hopes and past events shaping the present.
An advice piece urges drinking lots of water and taking Jad Salts to flush the kidneys. It claims four ounces of Rad Salts daily will stimulate the kidneys, neutralize systemic acids, and relieve bladder weakness and backache through a grape lemon lithia formula.
Dr Henry F Hoyt famed frontier surgeon chronicled in Elmo Scott Watsons account and in A Frontier Doctor details his early life from Minnesota pioneer roots to Texas Panhandle practice and his rare dinner with Billy the Kid and Jesse James plus ties to Billys surrender talks with Gen Lew Wallace and the Lincoln County War era figures.
A dairy notice urges cream samples be stirred to a smooth uniform state before testing. Dipping into cans skews results. use a wide surface cream stirrer to lift bottom cream and mix with the top for fair tests and better payouts.
A letter notes that modern farms often milk cows from six to eight a.m. or later, with some cows milked again if evenings bring activity. The writer argues that this hectic schedule reduces milk yield and urges farmers to preserve old time regularity for dairy cows while still enjoying personal time.
Cows nearing freshening should be kept in or near the barn for supervision and care. Use equal parts ground oats and bran or two parts bran to one part corn meal for the final two weeks. Calving cows should be in good flesh with reduced grain before calving and plenty of water and green feed after. If pasture is unavailable, beet pulp soaked in water can substitute. Increase grain gradually after calving but feed sparingly until fever is gone.
A study of the cost of milk production on 48 Wisconsin farms by the bureau of agricultural economics, the U S department of agriculture, and the University of Wisconsin found average man labor at 171 hours per cow yearly, about 28 minutes daily. Labor covered milking, feeding, utensil care, and barn cleaning, excluding manure hauling, milk delivery, or calf care. Some farms used 20 minutes per cow daily, others 45.
The text guides feeding calves up to six months with milk as the main ration, supplemented by alfalfa or clover hay and grain mix. It notes silage can be added during weaning or just before, as bulky seeds decline, to support normal growth and development.
A well designed bull pen prevents herd handling problems and reduces danger in late fall and winter. With no safe pen the bull should be confined in a strong stall and given daily exercise if possible to control breeding dates and freshening time.
Advertising copy promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a pleasant to take remedy for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and mass consumer trust since 1875, noting Phillips as the genuine trademark of the Charles H. Phillips Chemical Co. and its predecessor.
At a Hollywood dinner for visiting British journalists editor J. Collins sat beside Charley Chaplin. The Australian identified himself and asked for a name, prompting Chaplin to admit who he was after initial surprise. Capper's Weekly mentions agricultural prices for various crops and a Sioux City ad.
A suspenseful moment unfolds as a late baseball tie sparks excitement among home-bound riders. One passenger jumps up crying Great Scott and reveals he has left his wife asleep in the grandstand with his return ticket, causing a humorous derailment of the travel group.
A meteor exploded over Ribinsk causing a tremendous roar and fire in the sky. No damage or injuries reported. Ash remains were sent to Leningrad for analysis.
Julia wins a $500 prize for best article on cruelty to trapped wild animals. Jane asks how she will spend the prize and Julia says she plans to buy a new fur coat.
After a bout with the flu the Webster City woman and her husband report marked health gains from Dr. Pierce's Gold Medal Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. She says one bottle improved her cough and appetite and six bottles plus syrups restored sleep and strength. Her husband also improved after one bottle.
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