04 Oct 1928
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
1
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush clogged kidneys and relieve bladder disorders. It claims drinking water and a daily dose of Jad Salts will stimulate kidney activity, neutralize urine acids, and improve overall health with an inexpensive effervescent drink.
In Glasgow a hidden theater room burned unseen for 22 years until a wall conduit disappearance and a lost door key led to discovery. An untouched 16 candlepower carbon lamp burned steadily, while managers fainted at the estimated 60 watt yearly waste for over two decades.
One resident, Thomas H Twley of Batavia New York, bought a hat eight years ago after inspection of stock and has worn it whenever head covering is required. He says the hat retains its shape and original color despite long use.
A dialogue notes a man named Mr Chuggins answering whether he completed his trip by motor. He says yes, partially in his own car and partially in an ambulance.
In a bustling photo studio new features are introduced continually. The article highlights ongoing upgrades aimed at improving efficiency and creative options for photographers.
An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect anti acid for sour stomach and indigestion. It highlights medical endorsement and widespread use, urging readers not to diet but to take Phillips for stomach comfort. The ad notes its trademark status since 1875.
An essay describes a grim, universal debt collector arriving as people age. It warns that neglectful youth and reckless early life incur tolls paid in illness, poverty, or misfortune, with creditors including work, disease, and prison. The piece stresses eventual accountability for all.
The piece contrasts seeking better husbands with social norms and defends child curiosity. It notes that questions from kids reveal desire to learn, cites Sophocles, Columbus, Edison, Anundsen, and emphasizes curiosity as a noble force driving invention and discovery.
A fragment from the 1928 Western Newspaper Union edition lists quick luncheon dishes and recipes. It describes heat sardines on buttered toast, adding Worcestershire, catsup, and chopped vegetables for variety. It also includes eggs in butter, vinegar, and parsley, calf brains sautéed in butter, a fruit pie, Madeira cake, and a buttermilk sandwich with fruit for a meal.
A new portable wading tank designed for indoor playrooms has been introduced. The device aims to provide water play in compact spaces, offering ease of setup and mobility for caregivers and children.
A horse recalls a daytime picnic with his master and passing visitors. They shared sweets, the dog on the car steps signaled the party, and the master praised the horse's courage and kindness. The horse laments not being able to thank the people or tell of his master’s brave acts.
The day is coming, says Knowing Nora, when a husband will grumble that his wife no longer buys delicatessen like his mother did, reflecting a shift in household shopping habits.
A meditation on speech and truth by Dougian Matioch. An aged voice condemns endless debate by saying truth requires no extraneous proof once spoken. He notes white self-styled wise men argue and obscure clarity with verbose repetition, while concise truth remains unenhanced by words.
In this Western Newspaper Union excerpt the author contrasts European reliance on horse drawn transport with American appetite for cars and gadgets. He argues satisfaction dulls ambition, while a vivid need fuels energy, education, human contact, and economic progress. The piece cites Goethe and champions striving and purpose over rest.
Elephant hide is used for purifying cutlery. It is dark brown and not unlike wood in texture.
Dr Caldwell urges natural living and mild vegetable laxatives over drastic purges. He promotes Syrup Pepsin as a safe remedy for constipation biliousness sour stomach and other digestive complaints and offers a free trial bottle by writing Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello.
Market encounter over wilted lettuce prompts terse exchange in Louisville as readers recall a rejected recipe request and a supplier's sharp response at the stall.
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