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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1910
Page
7
A user claims Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured severe cracks and bleeds on hands after two years of pain and sleepless nights. They say the home remedies also treated a bed sore on a neighbor’s child and praise the products’ effectiveness.
Cold weather affects sheep little but dampness harms livestock. Red clover in bloom hurts hogs, young hogs forage well on it. Feed levels differ for fattening versus bacon. A well bred male colt averages $200 at three years when broken. Peanuts support hog diets for Smithfield hams. Rye straw should not be fed to pregnant ewes due to ergot risk. Sheep thrive poorly under neglect yet outlive cows in harsh conditions and ten sheep replace one cow. Northern farmers with large smooth mares can breed to a jack for mules across the south.
A detailed plan warns of dangerous bulls and describes a sturdy two rail and two by four fence design. It specifies posts six feet apart, solid inner boards up to three feet high, and secure sliding bolts to prevent escape or injury.
The readable text describes a blocked door outside and a swing door inside possibly sealed. It mentions a corner near a winter stall and a stall in the cow area. It notes that doors may operate when opened but loses clarity due to garbled phrasing.
A historical note describes making a bull hood from good harness leather with specified measurements for width depth ear holes and horn spacing. It explains adjustments for large hoods and securing methods including lacing rivets and strings. The writer mentions owning two Jersey bulls and a mentor at about a year old.
The piece warns that cattle like Jerseys grow wild if not handled properly. It notes repeated mischief by certain individuals over 26 years, and argues cattle breed temperament requires calm handling and stable environment to prevent vicious behavior.
A study notes lambs vary in vigor and survival with proper care, detailing feeding and foster tips for ewes and newborns. It also cites Gustav Melhanger describing six kiss types observed among port workers and immigrants in Hoboken, ranging from whisker to holy kisses.
Pessing or Pierne d Cattie. Horred cattle and horried sheep are rapidly disangesting. Many of the ettire bred and fed in the corm be ere horrless. Breeds of this kind are growing in popularty, for the monn wild cattle needed lonze horns for the protecion of themselves and their years. Wow, however, with the pins thickly settled and with few wild at treats the cattle to not need. hares Galloway, Asus, Red Poll and Polled Shorthorn Polled Jersey ard Polled By the application of carstic potask the growth of Hie horm is prevented in the young calf.
Historical notes warn about giving hogs excessive coney or woody feed and improper access to chewables. Authorities caution that such feeding can lead to blockage impaction and illness, especially among younger pigs.
Report describes a primitive hog pen setup using two side gates with bridge planks and snakes to contain hogs. One hog named Willis will not jump both obstacles and must pass through, showing the device works as described by two writers at the gate.
Advice on evaluating sires and mares for soundness of feet. Inspect the front and hind feet carefully to prevent breeding animals with hoof defects. Trimming or poor hoof condition can indicate broader foot problems worth excluding from mating.
A crowded subway car at Grand Central halted with a jolt as a passenger cried out after a hatpin injury. She accused a fellow passenger of causing the harm while other women scanned their hats for safety as the train emptied onto the platform.
A garbled historical notice describes a drysalter shifting from salting and pickles to selling dyes colors and chemicals. It cites a warehouse man and a lost Test Eim as part of a broad set of confusions and asks what an upholder is and what he upholds. It recalls the phrase Saciet Atoryme des Hamements de Paris about chimney sweep business.
A shoemaker, George Rotinson, who helped an invalid woman and nurse twelve years ago near Nantwich with a bouquet of roses, is celebrated for his kindness. He offered to carry flowers to the mother’s grave at the local cemetery, earning public thanks for the considerate gesture.
A fragmentary line references times for fashion carew who have a crave but cannot afford an antidotile yet. The readable text hints at guidance or schedules but is unclear and incomplete.
A verbose ad style piece touts healthful child rearing aided by remedies like Fig Syrup and Senna Elixir. It claims physicians approve the product and extols home improvement services for interior decoration and comfort, promising guidance and color guidance for homes and teaching aids.
The piece follows a distressed family seeking hope for a sick relative as Uncle Hobart’s chosen physician doubts a clear outcome. The oldest sister questions the doctor about recovery while he hedges, noting uncertain signs and potential wet weather as the scene unfolds.
A garbled note recalls March winds and a dim Washime ter gathering where a drunk old-fashioned fellow overindulged. A March Essier visitor’s excess led to an inane lurch home as a Title girl watched from her window and urged her mother to join in the odd wind blown jest.
Local records show Lewis Medicine Co. listed with a firm address and stock details. The entry notes ownership, business activity, and a dated notice referencing shipments and pricing terms.
The readable fragments describe questions about why a person started and a press in agency. The garbled text references an inquisitive inquiry and a reverent figure but lacks clear names, places, or conclusive events.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions joints, central warmer and medications. The text is unreadable, with possible references to bruise, patient care, and a physician or medic but lacks coherent facts or identifiable names or dates.
The readable content is too fragmentary to identify an identifiable news item or event. No clear persons, organizations, or locations are present to anchor a concise headline or summary.
Fragmentary column item recounts sailors aboard a New York fleet celebration with pipes tucked against a breeze and a petty officer noting their habit. Also discusses lump jaw treatment in cattle and a brief anecdote about a man named Wakter jailed for careless conduct.
An ad advertises Red itching Eyelids Lysts Styes Falling Eyelashes and all eye ailments treated by Marine Hye Sabe Aseptic Tubes Trial Size. It urges consultation with a physician or asking a druggist about Mrring Eye Remedy Co Chicago products.
In a Cleveland Leader exchange Maeve favors a widower over a bachelor. Joy notes the widower’s promise of giving, shaping a playful contrast between suitors.
An old advertisement promotes Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for children teething. It claims to soften gums, relieve pain, and ease wind colic, with warnings about dosage and general use for infants.
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