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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
3
An old advertisement proclaims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative that helps during colds. It claims to keep bowels open, reduce phlegm and wastes, and avoid irritation while being safe for children and adults.
The quote from Deb Zuppke cited in American Magazine warns that excess self regard ruins players who should be champions. It contrasts torgetfulness turning people into bums with self awareness making champions.
Hulbert Oklahoma resident uses K R O to kill 172 rats in one night. The product claims squill as its active ingredient and promises safety for dogs, cats, poultry, and chicks. It is marketed as America's leading rat exterminator sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
A light exchange from Cincinnati Enquirer mocks a strict diet joke. Jinks says they bought an infant-size car and his wife aims to slim enough to ride in it.
A theatrical joke hinges on a magician’s assistant wearing tights. The gag plays on who draws attention and why the performer avoids excess focus on himself.
A brief exchange shows a desire for a bowl tailored for midget football. The dialogue notes a caller asking for a bowl and inquiring about size to fit the intended sports use.
The Boston Transcript quotes a playful line about puppy love as the start of a dog's life. It notes friendships require mutual regard, not use, and observes how yawns and coughs spread in crowds. Spontaneous laughter at troubles is encouraged.
An advertiser claims Kruschen Salts can safely reduce fat for overweight people. The testimony from a 48 year old user describes improved health after following the regimen and avoiding sweets, with a bottle priced at 85 cents lasting four weeks, available at drug stores nationwide. Louis Bock of Jackson Ave announces.
R M Turner offers guidance on growing wheat and beans with sod land in Colorado. Claims easily produce double land cost in first crop with low price terms. Contact 1321 Bo 18th Lincoln Neb.
William A. Radford explains cottage type design as prettiest when set among trees and natural surrounds. The pictured two story, seven room plan measures 24 by 26 feet with a steep pitched roof, dormers, open porch, and economical frame construction suitable for wooded lots and appealing interior spaces.
Roger B. Whitman explains that thorough insulation makes a home modern economical and comfortable. He describes using storm windows weather stripping and various insulating materials in walls roofs and attics to reduce heat loss cut fuel bills and lessen dust. He outlines rigid flexible and bulk insulation methods and notes two layers with an air gap boost effectiveness.
Foundations must keep water out. For poured concrete, use water repellant in concrete to block water entry after curing, though tie wires and multi day pours can create weak points. For block stone or brick walls, waterproof mortar helps but does not guarantee complete protection. a waterproof coating is commonly applied to the exterior to prevent intrusion.
A brick masonry wall using hollow tile as backing yields lighter construction, better insulation, and dry inner surfaces. The 12 inch total thickness permits plastering and damp proofing without harming plaster bond, reducing fire risk and weather exposure.
The exterior of a remodeled house hides its age as a 20 to 30 year old structure. To outsiders the home looks new though the core is not. The change makes it hard to tell when it was originally built.
The text describes applying a bituminous coating to walls that are smooth, preferably in two coats. It emphasizes brushing on the coating to ensure proper adhesion and a durable finish.
The piece argues environments shape mood and confidence. It asserts shabby homes lead to depression and reduce pride, making residents liabilities unless strong personal resolve counters the surroundings.
A home with a shingle roof and side walls showcases a natural aesthetic. Shingles offer slight irregularities and flexible laying styles with varied tones, giving the builder a distinctive, un artificial look and personal charm.
Extension dairy advisor advises alfalfa for dairy cows, typically one fourth to one half of the ration with silage or dry roughages. Recommends a grain mix of four parts corn chop, two parts cats chop, and one part cottonseed meal, with substitutions available for cheaper feeds.
State Dairy Commissioner Freeman urges dairymen to produce clean cream to boost butter quality. A Colorado Agricultural College circular lists four safeguards including daily cow grooming, cleaned equipment, proper cream cooling, and frequent deliveries.
The article explains that production records help identify top and bottom dairy cattle, guiding breeders to select the best animals and remove influence from poorer ones. It argues that breeding best to best improves transmitting powers and that farmers should adopt production-record testing to optimize dairy gains.
Tips on silage quality and knife sharpness. Guidance on dairy milk composition and seasonal calving effects. Advice to feed cows generously, use a good bull pen, and consider buying half interests in proven bulls for favorable prices this year. Also notes homemade ice cream tips and water supply methods for stabled cows.
A 1920s science update describes insect pests causing massive crop loss and disease. Australian researcher F G Holdaway suggests controlling beetle populations by altering larval sex ratios through food, reducing female beetle reproduction and potentially extending to other pests.
A six year German bank study reports world income near 167.5 billion percent and notes shifts like more milk tea coffee less cocoa bread fruit vegetables rising, tobacco use down yet more women smoke. In England 35 people share one car and America has one car per five people. artificial silk usage for stockings hits 173 thousand tons. Britain’s wealth evenly distributed would yield 2500 per person.
At a Baltimore luncheon Governor Ritchie praised modern women as more spiritual than men. He quipped that husbands ignore love while news and sports fascinate them and said they race to the dining room when dinner cools.
While blasting a lodge site in Moose River Maine a road commissioner uncovered a large rock fragment containing well defined ancient wood remains. The petrified stump appeared as a knot that solidified within the sandstone formation over time forming a concrete mass discovered during blasting.
He asked for her photograph and she warned she would respond with a negative if she complied. The exchange hints at tension between the two individuals in a stalled moment.
The text counsels using a quiet tone to avoid being ignored as others speak over you. It argues that a modest voice can influence how others perceive your message, highlighting the power of calm, steady communication in social settings.
Capper's Weekly notes the Bible was issued in three new languages: a Yakut Eskimo tribe in Alaska, Hopi dialect in the Southwest, and an Indian tribe in Guatemala, bringing the total Scriptures printed to 186 languages.
A football analyst from the Wormeme Home Companion states that observing a player starting a long run reveals the secret of his success. The quote emphasizes the importance of anticipation and pace in execution.
A pronouncement urges bolstering debate with numbers citing recent statistics. Critics warn figures can be manipulated, but advocates insist data strengthens persuasiveness and fairness in policy discussions.
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