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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
7
An old advertisement promotes Pape’s Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion acidity gas and stomach distress after meals. It touts rapid action and low cost while urging readers to take one tablet for immediate comfort.
OCR fragment mentions a person living alone in misery and seeking company. Context and full details are unclear due to partial text.
Grandmother's recipe for darkening gray hair with Sage and Sulphur is promoted as a natural, lasting solution. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is advertised as an improved, store bought version that darkens hair evenly with daily use, restoring color and shine.
A columnist admonishes Borie men for consistent routines that are described as harmful, highlighting a pattern of behavior deemed socially undesirable and urging reform.
Fragrant antiseptic cream promises quick relief from nasal congestion and catarrh. A small bottle to be applied in the nostrils claims to penetrate air passages and soothe inflamed mucous membranes for easier breathing.
A notable official commends a new stomach relief product in a brief statement. Details on the device or treatment are limited in the fragmented text. The source hints at endorsement but provides minimal corroborating information.
Special staff correspondent Lloyd Allen reports Britain aims to end dependence on imported food. A new department of food production will push 52 week farming, with price guarantees for farmers, reforms of land use, and a system of government managed estates if needed.
A Detroit News excerpt describes Champrey’s Town Crier as the village’s spoken newspaper. It announces court decrees and penalties, public auctions, lost items, and market prices, replacing a printed edition with weekly Sunday readings. It also notes advertising and official notices delivered aloud.
A patient man reflects on his children believing in Santa but comments on their lukewarm approval after hearing their remarks about the gifts. The tone hints at a thoughtful, humorous family moment.
Breeding provides the most economical path to large producing cows. Use a purebred bull with generations of high producing ancestors and select only the best heifers from top cows to be dams for the next generation.
United States Department of Agriculture outlines bulk categories for dairy cattle feed. The table lists bulky feeds such as alfalfa meal rye corn and cob meal barley bran and heavy grains, versus compact feeds like oats ground cottonseed meal and gluten meals. It stresses palatability and cautions against overuse of cottonseed meal due to constipation and linseed meal due to laxative effects.
Breeders lend out young bulls to dairymen to try them. Mediocre bulls fail, but a valuable one becomes the lender’s property, repays costs, and a proven site is in demand and easy to sell once advertised.
A dairy industry critique argues that haphazard breeding due to unknown sire performance hurts production. It notes daughters must produce data to assess a bull's true impact, as records are needed beyond registration alone. It warns reliance has long favored ancestry and registration over measurable performance.
A historical note asserts that feeding a peck of carrots twice daily to a cow over four days yields higher profits than larger quantities. The guidance emphasizes gradual, regular feeding rather than big feeds.
Cooling milk immediately after milking improves quality and halts bacterial growth by reducing warm temperatures that foster contamination. The practice supports dairy herd efficiency and product safety.
Farmers advised to retain cows producing at least 6500 pounds of milk annually. The guideline suggests culling or replacing cows below this threshold to maintain herd productivity and efficiency.
An advertisement urges securing fertile land in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba at moderate cost with favorable terms. It argues rising U S land prices push city buyers abroad and claims western Canada offers ideal soil, social conditions, and long term value for small capital, with a strong real estate outlook.
Catarrhal Deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. Local applications fail. the remedy must work constitutionally through the blood. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to restore normal function, offering a $100 reward for any uncured case. Circulars free from Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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