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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1927
Page
3
An advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a pure vegetable remedy for colic constipation and diarrhea in infants. It claims easy dosing, gentle action, and notes consulting a doctor for real sickness, while offering a care guide with the product.
A large golden eagle presented to Yellowstone National Park by Harry E. Borghers of Fort Wayne Indiana was found injured and nursed back to health. He sent the bird to be kept and fed at the park and released later to seek its own home in the mountains. This reversal of typical donations highlights the park service policy against introducing non native species.
The Tallapoosa River near Birmingham will form Lake Martin behind a 200 foot high dam. The lake will be 63 miles long and hold about three times the water of the Muscle Shoals project. Estimated cost is 20 million dollars with expected demand for more electric power in the South to justify it.
A historical quotation by Corneille about crime and public judgment, noting that the act defines shame more than the scaffold, reflecting a moral perspective on accountability.
Dairymen now favor moderate protein feeding with alfalfa, clover, or soy bean hay supplying much of the protein. A 16 to 18 percent crude protein grain mix works well with legume hay, while lower protein hay requires a 24 percent mix. Variety of grains aids vitamin intake and production. no fixed rules fit all cows. Continuous weighing of milk and feed guides each herd to optimal production. The college of agriculture offers free expert assistance.
The article advises six weeks of rest for dry cows to recover and rebuild body tissues after lactation. It recommends moderate feeding to avoid obesity while ensuring sleek, vigorous condition with seeds to support tissue development. Proper dry-cow management aims to improve future milk production.
Commercial mixed feeds annually contain a wide variety of ingredients from several plants. They suit small dairymen who buy concentrates or cannot mix ingredients at home. They may be fed with ground corn barley or oats. proportions depend on protein content. The key is choosing a reliable manufacturer.
Alfalfa promotes healthy growth in young stock and is highly palatable to cows. Balance milking bowl, avoid improper feed ing, protect cows from cold after calving, and prepare for winter to prevent production drop. Use skim milk for flushing the bowl, grow one acre of alfalfa per cow, and test to study production and feed needs.
Mr William A Radford offers free practical home building advice to readers. The six room two story frame house fits small lots with 22 by 28 feet dimensions and a front living room across the width, dining room, kitchen, rear entry, and a second floor with three bedrooms and a bathroom. Built in wardrobes and closets maximize storage without sacrificing floor space.
Home builders and architects push cellar development as a new usable floor. Experts note a $1.5 billion annual US spend on cellars with 60 percent unused for living space. Modern basements now feature daylight designs, better insulation, and casement windows to welcome sunlight.
The article examines why many Americans avoid home ownership despite easy buying or building options. It argues people gamble on profitable investments yet shy away from a safe home purchase, hindering family security and personal happiness. It highlights the contrast between risk in other ventures and reluctance to invest in a home.
The cellar becomes the logical retreat for extra space or future planning as residents add an electric washer and ironing machine to enhance utility. The setup highlights efficient use of existing rooms to accommodate growing household needs.
Adaptability to the carver's art is a chief attribute of gum wood. Its fine interlocked grain permits delicacy and grace in use, while offering strength and dignity in mass. Delicate coloration provides high lighting effects. Master furniture craftsmen choose gumwood for carved and structural parts and for blending with other hardwoods on ornamental surfaces.
A cork insulated shingle roof combines appearance and insulation, keeping upstairs cooler in summer and warmer in winter with less fuel. The double roof effect provides weather resistance and is achieved with a single application, avoiding extra fiber insulation costs.
The article advises contacting a banker or firm specializing in apartment loans. It notes these organizations can quickly show the borrower the exact type of financing available such as a building loan mortgage or bond for the project.
A reflective passage critiques social indifference to homelessness and the lingering impact of a life without secure shelter. The narrator suggests a collective failure to recognize the dignity of having a roof over one’s head as life nears its end.
Do not build on fill or sand containing unsuitable matter. Do not use loose material to level footing trenches. Do not leave footings uncovered in winter. Do not guess footing types or soil. know soil type and building weight before starting.
Modern bathrooms express individuality with tile and marble color choices. Distinct hues influence mood and perceived space.
The grower, praising modesty, notes the eight foot long paramp displayed at North Weáte while observing an earthquake shock in Australia the day he pulled the vegetable from the ground, calling it likely a coincidence.
A district in Morocco features head shaving as a remedy for headaches with shaved hair buried at a saint’s grave. An extracted tooth is left at a shrine to prevent other teeth from decaying and causing pain.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quotation extols unselfish mothers as they find joy in serving their families while laments the lack of appreciation as they ask for help in return.
The text discusses heat and coldness as relative concepts and notes no fixed boundary between them. It explains that arbitrary distinctions can assign thermometer readings below freezing as degrees of cold.
Hold Back Water Trees claim they shield communities from drought and floods. They argue trees increase summer low-water runoff and reduce high-water runoff in early spring, aligning with practices promoted by the American Tree Association.
Smoking is banned in all national forests of California except the high Sierra region and areas above 7500 feet. Smoking remains permitted in improved camps and places of habitation.
The quote emphasizes that small kindnesses, courtesies, and habits of everyday behavior enhance character more than notable talents or achievements. It stresses consistent good manners as the true charm of social life.
Kingston Whig Standard notes a local concern as residents debate how to keep the wolf from the door or remove it before it has pups, reflecting anxious домаш concerns.
The word hello emerged as a variation of holla and appeared in print by 1880. It supplanted earlier forms and became the standard greeting in literature and daily usage.
A Washington Star quip cites Uncle Eben on taking time to fish. He argues the more a man avoids office hours the more he hates work. The remark reflects a humorous view of idleness and diligence.
The article notes that those engaged in agriculture and agricultural business purchase about one-tenth of the United States manufactured products, underscoring agriculture's role in the economy.
Call money is a loan made on demand that may be repaid at any time when the lender calls for repayment.
A brief wry note from the Shoe and Leather Reporter on gendered grievances and the little life offers. The quip contrasts male desire with the common share allotted to women.
Prolific leather supply asserts sufficient leather of all kinds could meet the world’s needs sourced from Sharka, signaling vast availability and potential export.
The passage asserts that the English of today differs as much from the language of 900 years ago as modern English does from German, highlighting the swift evolution of speech across centuries.
An average of 1,500,000 letters are mailed each hour across the country, highlighting heavy daily mail traffic and the scale of national correspondences handled by the postal system.
A Sen son born to the wife of Robert Elder Jr. of Selma, Ohio, is followed by a daughter born to the wife of Robert Elder Sr. of South Charleston, Ohio. The two births make Robert Elder of South Charleston both father and grandfather within two days, and the baby girl becomes the aunt of the baby boy, appearing two days younger.
The fragment hints at a quatrain about plants turning toward light, attributed to Schiller. No clear event or named entities present.
A gamekeeper near Aberdeen, Scotland, traps the lair of foxes and discovers five cubs. He brings home two orphaned kittens, and the mother fox accepts the kittens as foster mates, with the cubs and feline brood forming an unusual, friendly group.
Nature Magazine recorded the albino robin as a yearly resident of Annapolis. John D. Marston notes the bird has again returned this year, marking its fifth consecutive annual appearance in Annapolis this spring.
A short quotation attributes a cynical view to Bruyere about men causing women to not love each other. The line reflects social critique rather than a reported event or action.
A pest control effort introduces an insect that consumes blackberry plants while sparing raspberries to curb the spread of blackberry vines across Australia. The decision aims to reduce invasive weed growth without harming cultivated raspberries.
A quotation from Washington Irving celebrates brightness and good temper as a universal sweetener and peacekeeper, likening it to a sunny day that calms disquiet and sheds a cheerful light over all things.
Based on records, about 65 percent of the monkeys kept in captivity at the National Zoo in Washington are observed to breed.
A Boston Transcript note records the arrival of an eight-pound god sister in a southern editor’s family who immediately began work, signaling a playful payroll and job reference in a local light item.
A brief outlook piece notes that the happiest homes arise when a wife trusts her husband rather than checking the dictionary for every question. The idea elevates mutual faith and calm partnership as the foundation of harmony.
A concise quote from the Shoe and Leather Reporter notes that if majorities were as noisy as minorities, people could not hear themselves think.
It is estimated that more than 1,000,000 people are employed in road building across the United States. The vast work force supports the expansion and maintenance of the nation’s roadway system amid ongoing public works.
Workers in Japanese rice fields wear stockings made from human hair as a preventive measure against blisters and calis. The practice highlights a practical folk remedy or protective apparel in rural labor.
The quote reflects on the heaviness of bearing one’s own guilt. It emphasizes personal accountability and the moral weight of admitting mistakes. The sentiment contrasts external judgment with internal conscience, urging self-reflection and responsibility.
A brief quotation asserts that perfect faith raises us absolutely above fear attributed to George Eliot. It emphasizes enduring courage through faith as a guiding principle. The line reflects literary moral instruction on fear and belief.
A large bull moose charged a sedan owned by a Danforth Maines man. The moose smashed the side glass with its horns after the driver blew his horn and tried to pass.
The fragment shows a mistaken belief about grammar signals with a father figure arguing about subject and body relation. It reflects a student voice challenging teacher instruction on sentence structure and subject assignment.
A saying notes that those who keep their troubles to themselves miss chances for support and attention. Open sharing invites others to listen and offer help.
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