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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
3
As people age bowels slow and waste remains undigested causing sickness. A doctor should guide use of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, promoted as safe for all ages with no diet changes, claiming it cures bilious headaches and stomach discomfort while remaining pleasant tasting.
In a Sketch cartoon, a father asks about what happens to boys who tell stories. The child responds that they are kept after school and later kept late at the office, humorously reflecting on consequences of storytelling.
K R O killed 238 rats in 12 hours on a Kansas farm using a special squill based process. The product claims to assure death to rats and mice while being harmless to dogs cats poultry and even baby chicks. It is marketed as America's leading vet and mouse killer sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
A 800 acre farm in Russia uses 1,000,000 chickens to glean waste from reaper threshers, showcasing a mechanized poultry approach to waste recovery.
A vintage advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as the easiest to use with rich even colors for dresses drapes or lingerie. It claims no spotting or streaking and colors that resist washing and air exposure. Diamond Dyes are described as high quality due to rich pure anilines and are promoted at 15 cents per package in drug stores.
Coach Dick Hanley drills the Wildcats with a battle for positions across the line. Jack Riley and Dallas Marvis man tackle while Paul Engebretson backs them as reserve. End positions contested by Frank Baker Ralph Eylar and others. Center duties split among Red Clark Harold Weldon Paul McDonald. Halfbacks led by Capt. Hank Bruder and Al Moore with Lee Hanley at quarterback. Fullback battle among Harry Pritchard Jug Rentner and Reb Russell.
Charles I. Humber captain and left guard leads the army football squad in its initial workout session. Humber, a standout on the gridiron, positions the team for the upcoming season during the early practice.
In a Washington game between the Athletics and Washington, players held countless conferences with pitchers Bender and Johnson while umpires staged a clever play. Jack Egan called time and arranged a dinner with Billy Evans, ordering sirloin steaks and pie for two. The game stretched to fourteen innings, delaying dinner by an hour.
Harvard figure Le Baron Russell Briggs argues football reveals a player's character. He notes that athletics can curb vice or tempt it, shaping ambition and self restraint while fitting youths for emergencies. A student remark adds that playing football quickly shows a fellow's true nature.
A Chicago Motor Club bulletin advises using higher grade winter gasoline and lighter oil and gear lubricants due to colder air and lower intake manifold temperatures. It cautions drivers to select oils carefully, avoid excessive choke, and use the crank to start when oil is too thick, noting manufacturers often recommend lighter lubricants in gear and differential housings.
A Handy under seat tool box design for two door sedans uses a floor hole and hinged trapdoor to access a wooden box mounted beneath the floorboard. The box, secured by angle brackets, swings forward with the seat and keeps repairs convenient for the driver. Measure space first to fit the box.
The article warns automobile owners to keep starting and lighting batteries charged and unfrozen during winter. It explains regular engine runs or external charging every two to three weeks, measures charge with a hydrometer reading near 1.2 to 1.8, and notes fully charged batteries resist freezing. It also mentions removing the battery in extreme cold. It ends with a note on motor vehicle accidents causing over $850,000 in losses in the United States last year.
A breezy collage notes coach meetings for Big Ten rule uniformity in 1930, talk of a new Empire stadium idea for Hamilton, hoop and polo figures including Rip Collins and Cesar Alvarez, and quirks from golf to rowing costs at the Naval Academy.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for headaches from overexertion eye strain or nerves. It claims prompt use shortens suffering and asserts the product is harmless and worth paying a few cents more for assurance.
A customers’ man out of work agrees to one last circus gig. He swings on a rope and falls into a lion’s cage, where the lion roars and then reproaches him with a hoarse whisper about being another out of work customer.
To women who suffer from nausea this is a blessing, advised by specialists. Mix a teaspoonful with finely cracked ice and sip slowly for relief from morning sickness and a sick stomach. Phillips Milk of Magnesia also eases heartburn and sour stomach and acts as a mild laxative. Used as a mouth wash it helps prevent tooth decay during expectancy.
Lloyd Osbourne, son of S. Robert Louis Stevenson and inspiration for Treasure Island, was located living quietly along the Riviera near Cap d Antibes. He owned a villa with a rocky bathing pool in a secluded coastal area, recalling his early fascination with pirates.
The quote argues quick decision makers may err more often but suffer less in hindsight than those who overthink every choice. It frames decisiveness as a gift from the gods while acknowledging potential mistakes.
A physician proves career advancement is possible without facial whiskers, challenging traditional image norms in the medical field. The report highlights evolving attitudes toward appearance in professional success.
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