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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1926
Page
3
An Atlanta woman describes long illness and fatigue then recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports improved health, weight gain, and ability to work in a broom shop while managing her home and garden.
An observed boost to health and work stamina is linked to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Parkville Missouri user, Anna Coiz, recounts improved energy after taking six to eight bottles, enabling her to maintain housework, childcare, and farm chores despite low weight. The piece cites that 8,549,511 women and girls work across trades per the 1920 Census of Manufactures.
The lone woman trapper in the Peace river country Alberta Miss Mary Hallett saves money toward musical study in the East. She stands as a notable pioneer, balancing frontier life with artistic ambition.
A humorous exchange notes a phrenologist claiming to reveal a man’s character, but the speaker credits his wife with beating him to the same self-insight, delivering a witty twist. The brief vignette highlights domestic cleverness over pseudoscience.
Beat eggs then milk and corn. Sift flour with baking powder and salt three times. Fold in melted butter and dry mix. Spoon onto a hot oiled grid and cook. Serve with maple syrup.
The statement reflects a philosopher’s view on life beyond death, attributing a lasting life to spiritual continuity rather than physical existence. It emphasizes enduring essence over mortal cessation.
An advertisement notes a vegetable butter color named Dandelion used for 50 years and sold in drug stores and general stores. Bottles priced at 35 cents.
A witty line notes that love drives life while the mind desires rest. the speaker contrasts romance with the clamor of wakefulness and sleep. The remark playfully hints at love’s primacy amid daily fatigue and restlessness.
August W. Wuelser of Lincoln Nebraska and his wife recount severe stomach trouble nervousness headaches and loss of appetite. After using Tanlac they report strong health and no major sickness days, claiming Tanlac saved them from years of suffering and urging others to ask their druggist for Tanlac.
A playful exchange questions whether he is attentive to time as he admits not staying awake long enough to notice the clock. The remark highlights his constant drowsiness and humorous lack of punctuality.
A detailed summary of Keith Henney’s guide on building tube test gear using a double range voltmeter and a million meter to derive plate impedance for a 201 A tube. It also explains tandem tuning of condensers, matching coils, and the risks of fully single control setups with extra-tube configurations.
A warning explains how grounding of the A battery affects the use of a DC eliminator as a replacement for B batteries. If A plus ties to B minus and the set grounds the positive side, connecting the eliminator can short A. Some receivers have A plus grounded, avoiding trouble, and tying A minus to B minus with A minus grounded removes danger.
The text warns that determining polarity and correct connections is essential. If current flows in the reverse direction for any length of time permanent magnets may demagnetize, rendering the unit useless.
Government ad urges consumers to look for the Bayer name on every aspirin package or tablet to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin proven safe by millions and prescribed for 26 years. Warns imitators may be dangerous. instructs buyers to say Bayer when purchasing Aspirin.
Alexander Laszlo, Munich composer, demonstrates a screen that projects fleeting colors synced to music. The apparatus uses six projectors aligned with a plan to create a visual form of sound, building on earlier attempts by Scriabine but asserting a scientific link via the composer’s individuality.
A health notice explains backache and kidney dullness result from dietary acids that overwork kidneys. It recommends Jad Salts a few days to stimulate sluggish kidneys, neutralize acids, and relieve bladder irritation, plus drinking plenty of water and consulting a physician.
A clock exhibited at the National Research Council in Washington claims almost human ability. Invented by Dr. J. F. Van Slyke, it runs on a built in motor and standard electric current, shows day and month, and can switch house lights on or off at set times. It runs four days without power and rewinds when current returns.
An advertisement claims Cuticura Soap soothes sore hands by soaking in hot suds and applying Cuticura Ointment then drying and rubbing in. It suggests using Soap Ointment and Talcum for all toilet needs as part of a daily routine.
The article advises wiring a fixed condenser in the receiver ground lead before connecting the eliminator when ground polarity is uncertain. The condenser can exceed .001 mids in capacity and must be food grade. Often a separate ground is unnecessary as the eliminator provides the needed ground reference.
Sudden filament circuit shutdown can shock radio tubes. Safest steps are to disconnect the B battery circuit first or ease filament rheostats down slowly to relieve strain.
Brass wire is considered for radio antenna use though exposure to elements causes corrosion and brittleness and reduces mechanical strength. Proper coating or insulation may improve longevity and performance in outdoor settings.
A terse social maxim notes that when one man does not do his full share of work, another must bear twice the load. The idea underlines communal responsibility and the cost of shirking duty.
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