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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
3
The article argues dairy cows must be fed for overall health and calf development, not just milk yield. It stresses rest after milking and after calving to rebuild vitality, warns that overuse leads to health issues, and calls for bone and muscle forming foods plus nourishing forage to maintain herd health and productivity.
The common hen louse is small pale and wingless with six legs and a rounded head. Eggs attach to feathers and hatch in about ten days. under favorable conditions lice multiply rapidly, spreading from one infested bird to the flock.
An agricultural experiment reports ground limestone effectively neutralizes soil acidity. It shows limestone with modest fineness works as well as lime and can be used on a three week rotation or more, offering economical benefits when ground locally.
Primary farmer should raise graft. They are quiet and easily hang, and by the time they are old they will have high costs of raising while nearly all profit remains.
Large milk producers favor raising their own cows for higher milk yield. Extra milker can add about 1000 quarts per season worth $60. Raise heifers sired by strong milking stock and select cows with proven records. This method builds a profitable herd through careful feeding and management.
Experiments show sweet peas as a promising cover crop in New Mexico and parts of the East. Plant timing varies by region with autumn sowing risky in New York latitude unless planted deep. peas are hardy to turn under as green manure, yielding good growth though seed cost may limit planting.
An ear of corn broken once or twice and tossed to the hens yields more benefit than supplying ready shelled corn. The practice promotes foraging and keeps poultry engaged in natural feeding behavior.
A farm notes a tractor issue and credit to skilled workers. The report stresses that failure to solve the problem would not be due to a lack of mechanical genius among the team.
In this readable fragment a garden note discusses how to grow peas and maintain soil health. It hints at using stored wire or fencing to protect plants and suggests practical care for a productive patch.
Guidance warns breeders to avoid mating ewes until they are one year to eighteen months old. It emphasizes delaying breeding to improve health and future productivity of lambs.
Harvard must regroup for 1915 as coach Haughton builds from a depleted lineup. Only Eddie Mahan Soucy Gilman and Cowan remain of last year’s regulars while ten veterans left the varsity. Freshmen and new recruits must fill big gaps at end, back, center and wing positions as Haughton confronts a season many call a test of his wizardry.
The one mile mark of 25 minutes 15 15 seconds by Joseph Wheatley in the metropolitan championship will not be listed in the AAU book of standards. The committee will instead record only the best comparative performances and place Wheatley’s time alongside the open water record of 24 minutes 59 25 seconds by Lady Langer of the Los Angeles A C. in last July’s exposition meet.
Rev. Theodore Reinke recounts a spring visit to Miskito villages from Puerto Cabo Gracias a Dios to Cabo Gracias a Dios and inland lagoons. The party travels about 450 to 475 miles over two weeks, aided by local hosts, sharing the Gospel, and observing village life, farming, crafts, and occasional opposition.
Mrs. Winkle greets John at the door with a cascade of woes including a boiler leak, tax bill, ruined clothesline, a cat eating the goldfish, and Walter spraining his ankle. John reports only finding a four leaf clover on his way home, a trivial note amid the domestic turmoil.
A reflective aphorism notes that kindness, gratitude, and generosity breed increasing delight in giving. It observes that virtuous acts invite repeated affection and a growing passion for benevolent deeds.
A Topeka Capital remark notes that a woman showing interest in political reform signals the church debt is cleared, signaling social and religious shifts.
A Philadelphia police magistrate ruled that a dollar found by a Negro and claimed by a white man should be split. The court awarded fifty cents to the man who found it and fifty cents to the claimant, calling it a day's work.
The article notes that bright new stars often vanish from prominence and fade into nebulae, later becoming exceedingly faint or seemingly normal again, reflecting their uncertain fate after initial attention.
Fragmentary lines present a debate on happiness and trouble tied to personal disposition. The text cites phrases about happiness not being bought and trouble not being borrowed, suggesting a reflection on inner character shaping outcomes.
The Om bricklayers strike is settled and workers will return to sites including First Presbyterian Church Hastings & Heyden St Cecelia's Cathedral and many others. Builders listed include Ford Motor Company Blackstone Hotel Creighton Gymnasium Dresher Bros. Stores Grain Exchange St. Catherine's Hospital and National Printing Company as well as numerous smaller residences and stores.
In a local arts page readers debate Scribble's verses noting faults in rhythm and imagery. Critics claim the lines lack cohesion while supporters praise raw originality and spark of ideas. The exchange highlights differing tastes in unconventional poetry.
Premature baldness advice promotes Cuticura Soap for cleansing and Cuticura Ointment for healing. Daily use and occasional applications aim to improve scalp conditions and hair growth. Free sample by mail with a Book offer from Cuticura Dept XY Boston.
Willis predicts the moving-picture business will end as attendance falls. Gillis doubts the claim but notes rising popularity. Judge comments that in a few years most will be acting in or running pictures, leaving few to watch.
Mrs Johnson asks her son about his studies and he replies they are studying molecules. The mother urges constant practice while joking about her husband failing to wear one in his eye, as reported by the Kansas City Star.
A light morning conversation unfolds as Jigson boasts his sharp appearance while seeking a man who owes him ten dollars. The exchange hints at a casual debt pursuit in a domestic or street setting.
The line probes why a worker left a former job asking if the work was congenial. The reply halves the truth with a wry remark, suggesting no work feels congenial. The exchange ends with a quip about truth and perception.
A quoted inmate boasts about jail with humor and bravado. He says the jail is comfortable and mentions the view of a guard tower and bars as “traction.” A visitor asks what he is in for and the man replies Bigamy, stating he has two wives.
A brief exchange shows Mrs. Exe invited Mrs. Bareleigh to a dinner. Mrs. Bareleigh confirms acceptance, while Edith drafts the reply. The note reveals social etiquette and the polite formality of a cordial engagement.
Brief chat notes suggest Jones' firm may be going under. A correspondent recalls comments that the company could be dissolving, while relatives recall lasting kind words as sentiment lingers.
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