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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
3
A Los Angeles mother extols California Fig Syrup as a trusted, purely vegetable remedy that helps a child named Leroy Young regulate digestion and improve health. She notes the product’s long history, physician backing, and widespread use with four million bottles yearly. Look for the word California on the carton to verify genuineness.
Mrs Apa Besse of Fairhaven Massachusetts writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps during the Change of Life with nervousness insomnia and fatigue She says her husband brings a bottle when she feels run down and that following directions benefits others too.
The USDA outlines using a general purpose cooking thermometer to keep dough near 82 F during mixing and rising. It describes ingredients for about 3.5 pounds of bread, notes liquid choices, yeast preparation, and steps from mixing to oven, with temperatures and timing details.
A playful tale contrasts emu and ostrich families with long legged bodies wrapped in hay like feathers. Mr Ostrich and Mr Emu discuss child care, egg hatching, and shared work around the nest amid dialogue about cooperation and daily duties.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union piece discusses velvet in evening wear with color contrasts and cape-coats. It also presents a humorous dialogue where Mrs Emu and Mr Emu discuss idle work and egg hatching while Mrs Ostrich questions and Mr Emu explains shared parenting duties.
Recipe from the Bureau of Home Economics USDA for Oatmeal and Date Bars. Ingredients include dates, oatmeal, brown sugar, flour, nuts, eggs, salt and baking powder. Bake slowly 300 to 350 degrees for about 30 minutes, cool and cut into bars then roll in sugar.
Baby dress society fashion shows and outings with scooters and toy cars captivate England's younger set, renewing public debate over the youth and their style.
A quirky line about living high in a skyscraper humorously notes a five minute elevator ride. The piece also remarks that poets are champions of truth, often striking the lyre to reveal it.
The article recalls Dr. Caldwell's 1885 prescription that eased constipation symptoms such as coated tongue bad breath headaches and gas. It notes the rapid patient demand leading to ready made Syrup Pepsin and its availability in drugstores nationwide.
The article advises economical shoe maintenance including repairing worn seams and worn outsoles, using shoe trees between wear, and rotating two pairs to dry out. It notes moisture, perspiration, oil, and grease affect leather and suggests cleaning, greasing, polishing, and occasional mending to extend life. It mentions a $2 replacement for uppers and sending for Farmers Bulletin 1523-F.
A 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece urges mothers to share child care to gain leisure and rest. It advocates neighbor coops, car rides for alaged mothers, and home comforts like running water and a washing machine. It includes simple recipes and a New York Salad vignette.
The guide urges washing raw fruits and vegetables to remove dangerous bacteria. It advises boiling vegetables briefly to retain flavor color and texture. It recommends using a wide shallow kettle for preserves and planning daily meals with egg yolk for babies under two and whole eggs for others. It warns not to taste canned food to check for spoilage and to discard questionable cans.
Alarik Behm director of Skansen in Stockholm notes Sweden holds Europe’s largest wild bison stock, possibly world. Protection laws have allowed thriving herds at Rennelaberg bison park in Vaestmanland province with rapid population growth.
The Path Finder Magazine cites Ecclesiastes 1:9 to claim there is nothing new under the sun. The saying is presented as a biblical observation about recurring human experiences and events.
A hospitable locust tree on the estate of C4 Groly at Great Neck Long Island once gave refuge years ago.
A stray cherry grows vigorously at a junction of two trunks causing the locust tree to crack its double trunk. The cherry pit appears to have taken hold and the growing tree now stands five feet tall despite the damage.
The fragment suggests early Greek thought that a seed sower leaping in the air could affect the grain’s eventual height. It hints at a superstition linking bodily action to crop growth.
The famed Castle on Market Hurstmonceux in southern England is offered for sale. Built in 1440 by Sir Roger Fiennes, it forms part of Col. Claude Lowther’s estate after a restoration costing about $1,000,000. The entrance features twin 84 foot towers and a famed ghostly drummer tradition.
The federal government provides 90000 dollars annually to maintenance of state agricultural experimental stations. The aim is to help people nationwide raise plants vegetables and related crops.
An advertisement extols Phillips Mills of Magnesia as a quick neutralizer of excess stomach acidity. It claims instant relief, reduction of gas, and a pleasant taste suitable for children, urging readers to obtain the genuine product at any drug store.
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