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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

3

Start the Winning Fight Today with Tanlac tonic

An advertisement urges readers to try Tanlac a natural tonic and builder. It claims Tanlac revitalizes blood rejuvenates the stomach adds weight and restores energy citing grateful letters and urging purchases at druggists to win the battle against illness.

England to Start Silver Fox Farming Near Oxford

A London dispatch reports England will begin silver fox farming with twenty pairs shipped from Canada at a cost of 40000 dollars. The animals will be housed on land near Oxford and promoters say England’s climate suits silver fox rear ing.

London England Canada Old Country Oxford

Ambitious Worker Chops 6207 Cards Wood in Spare Time

A fragment from Geed Hardware touts a man who spent thirty years working part time to cut 6207 cards of wood and claim about 40000 filthy dollars in the sale of axes during a promotional campaign.

Wanted to Be Hugged Doris Seeks Reciprocal Embrace

Three year old Doris woke in bright spirits and hugged her mother and then her father with joy. She paused and, finding no reciprocal hug, said she wished for someone to hug her.

Doris Mother Daddy

Gravel and Shingle: definitions of rock fragments

Gravel and shingle describe water worn rock fragments from pea to walnut size. Smaller particles form sand while larger ones are called shingle.

In Office Cavalry in the World War Desk Polishing

An American Legion Weekly quip recalls the wartime task of soldiers. A father asks his child what he did in the war, and the answer highlights polishing desks scarred by spurs, illustrating morale and humor from service.

American Legion Weekly

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