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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
6
Vintage ad for a Dutch Boy string holder by Grandmother Clark. Describes an 8 by 12 inch craft item with stamped pants suspenders head body shoes printed in colors on heavy board. Package A-12 mailed for 15 cents or four for 50 cents from Home Craft Co. St Louis Mo. Include stamped addressed envelope for information.
Doctors explain that liquid laxatives, especially Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsia with senna and cascara, are favored for home use because they can be taken in gradually reduced doses. The method relies on careful dosage to ease constipation without habit formation, guiding patients back to normal bowel function.
A concise reflection notes that with time a person may cease gaining usable knowledge as growing years limit practical learning and new skill uptake.
Alan Garth prepares to leave his Far North mining claim as Burton Ramil his daughter Lilith and Vivian Huxley land at a emergency station. They doubt his ore samples and plot to invest but Garth foils them by stealing a plane part and guiding a dangerous trek out of the wilderness.
In the remote wilderness Garth, Huxley, and Miss Ramill contend with scarce meat and rising tension. Garth assigns work, teaches moccasin making, and organizes camp while the powerful grizzly appears, threatening the precarious retreat toward civilization.
Dr. James W Barton explains acidosis from excess acid forming foods and how fruits and alkali forming foods help. He notes apples bananas oranges and potatoes aid balance, warns against overuse of acids, and cites baking soda as a simple remedy for stomach upset. He also discusses the dangers of dinitrophenol for weight reduction per the Journal of the American Medical Association WNU Service.
Halifax correspondent reports Canadian Mounted Police crew on Scatarie saved a bull moose found fighting heavy seas two miles offshore. They hauled it aboard, warmed it with rugs, used artificial respiration, then bound its legs to calm its thrashing. After landing, the moose returned to shore and ran off, bellering.
Mining success hinges on geology and metallurgy knowledge gained through experience. It cannot be learned quickly.
The article reports ultraviolet intensity eight times higher in August than in January, rising rapidly from sunrise to noon and dropping until sunset. It notes noon intensity is about twice that at three o clock in the afternoon.
The ancient Greeks favored asparagus as a popular vegetable and it continued into Elizabethan English cuisine, reflecting its long standing culinary appeal.
The Milwaukee Journal notes how poets named flowers like iris and shooting star reflecting imagery. It discusses descriptive labels such as coral bell, cardinal flower, bleeding heart, and the scientific name Dodecatheon meaning twelve gods on Olympus.
Editorial discusses how power can cloud judgment and how arrogance often accompanies strength. It argues that might does not guarantee morality and cautions against assuming the strong are always justified.
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