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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1902
Page
7
A collection of short items covers language trends with New York observations, timber exports to South Africa for postwar rebuilding, medicinal ads for Dr Wood and Ely Cream Balm, ice storage methods, beekeeping notes on queen and drone cells, shredded fodder storage cautions, and New England farming guidance on fodder drying and mold risks.
A collection of quirky lines contrasts wealth with spiritual gatekeeping, notes rats in Hoboken station stealing chewing gum, and promotes Dr. Thomas Eclecric O1 as a lifesaver for burns and wounds. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century column mixing anecdote with patent medicine pitches.
Scattered items include a note on 16 underage textile workers, Red Cross Ball Blue ads, a Hawarden Gladstone memorial opening, cocoa butter process, catarrh cure, a turtle marked by a former assemblyman, and Louisiana levee spending. Also mentions Japanese animal freaks and a quip about memory.
J Heinz presents the University of Kansas City with a fine collection of curios from Japan gathered during a recent tour. The items are mostly relics from Buddhist times and offer cultural insight into ancient Buddhist days.
Walter Mc Laughlin of Wheeling West Virginia attributes a life saved to Deans Kidney Pills after failing medical treatments. He describes severe backache urinary troubles and overall decline before relief with the medicine. A free trial offer is available by mail from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York with 50 cent boxes at druggists.
A prose excerpt contrasts a mother's unwavering love with social critiques from Chicago Journal and Boston Traveler. It notes a mother sacrificing comfort for children, and cites humor about pleasing women versus dispelling them, plus a Hungarian custom and a Croatian bridegroom's rough gesture.
The Indianapolis News argues wheat sown in corn stubble requires fertile soil to support both crops. If fertility is lacking, benefits depend mainly on prior good cultivation, so well-prepared, fertile soils may outperform exhausted corn fields.
A simple, useful wood splitting device described for safe use. Saw a small log about ten inches in diameter into two pieces each two feet long. Nail boards on the ends as illustrated. A is the stick of wood to be split by Willard Sheaf, a Farm and Home writer.
The article explains poultry raising can be profitable since feed is farm grown and waste resources are repurposed. It notes small shelters and simple enclosures suit poultry compared to other animals, with poultry roaming the farm while fences keep other stock in place.
Fragmentary text discusses Beea with reference to faults and swarms, noting unclear causes and a suspected ongoing issue. The passage hints at historical concerns about geological or natural activity connected to Beea and its surrounding areas.
Early tomato varieties are prized by market gardeners and home gardeners alike. The Barliana, illustrated from life, has proven earlier than other desirable sorts by a week to ten days in various regions. It is a strong grower with abundant fruit set, medium size and round bright red fruit. Flavor is excellent, suitable for city trade, and unlike many early types it remains solid with no cracking observed.
Experiments showed linseed meal fed with straw yielded better digestion than with hay, while cornmeal favored hay over straw. Early cut straw remains a valuable cattle feed, now considered too good for bedding, as cattle select the best portions and discard overripe parts.
Montana to western South Dakota fence large prairie areas to protect winter range. Cattle graze dried fall grass all winter. feeding cow milk flow is key. Free range fowls find feeding. cedar in poultry house fights lice. Milky cows and poultry drive farm income. careful feeding beats breeding alone.
Congressman D F Wilber of Oneonta endorses Peruna after apparent recovery from catarrhal trouble. C F Given of Sussex says cold relief within five days and calls Peruna nearly infallible for catarrhal afflictions. Julian Weisslitz of Buffalo shares long endorsement after bronchial catarrh and voice loss, citing recovery in weeks and daily use. Readers urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice.
The Kaiser laughed heartily when General Youung, asked if he had visited Germany before, said he had visited St. Louis Cincinnati and Milwaukee. He then shared the moment with the Empress, highlighting the general's witty reply.
In a Swedish rural district a garden is linked to each school where children learn practical cultivation of plants berries flowers herbs and fruits. They gain experience in handling hot beds and greenhouses and related tasks.
An article describes a belt pin designed as a jeweled safety pin with a monogram for the wearer. It notes placement at the front of the waist and highlights enameled brooches shaped as flowers with turquoise and pearl drop accents, praising their beauty and French jewelry influence.
The text laments a lack of gloves suitable for travel, preferring a design that frees the fingers. It argues hard thick gloves distressing and too thin gloves slip from fingers, suggesting thread alternatives like cotton silk MOF remain unlikely to be accepted in polite society.
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