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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
7
A brief note describes a pigeon amid activity labeled as a department store bird bundle boy, implying a busy scene or promotional stunt connected to shopping. The fragment hints at a whimsical or promotional role for the bird in a retail setting.
A naval middy being examined in Morse code was asked which three letters are always used when urgent help is needed. He paused and answered I O U, claiming that set expresses urgent help.
A doctor tells a young poet his health is poor and forbids mental work. The poet asks to write, and the doctor allows him to write as many poems as he wants.
Paris authorities face rising traffic jams as urban mobility strains grow. officials pledge studies and measures to ease congestion and improve transit, aiming to reduce delays and air pollution in the capital.
Tailby of the New York State College of Agriculture notes that feeding cows grain in summer boosts milk and butterfat. A Oswego county herd increased milk yield and fat with a controlled grain plan, starting in June and July, and more grain after July 1 to sustain production into fall.
Cows require abundant fresh water to sustain milk production. A cow’s milk is largely water and will be harmed without a steady supply. In warm weather cows drink 10 to 15 gallons daily. summer waters should be kept clean and not stagnant to avoid germs. Ice cold water is not ideal. warming water in winter aids intake. Individual drinking cups for cows improve water access and milk flow, paying for themselves quickly.
The article explains that pasture alone fails to meet dairy cows’ needs in spring and summer. Cows producing 20 to 85 pounds of milk daily require about one pound of grain per four to six pounds of milk, using oats corn wheat bran and barley. Higher producers over 85 pounds need a high protein concentrate.
The Ohio station long ago found corn silage lowers butter cost by 10 cents per pound and milk cost by 40 cents per hundred pounds. Other experiment stations report 6 to 15 cents savings on butter and 25 to 75 cents on milk per hundred pounds. Early cow testing groups also cite sitio as a major factor in reducing milk costs.
Two feed classes are described Con centrates and Roughages. Concentrates are heavy per volume with little fiber while roughages like hay straw silage grass and roots are bulky. Succulent feeds include fresh green grass roots and silage with high water content.
There is no known cure for white scours in newborn calves and prevention is crucial. The disease attacks via the navel cord and germinates in filth and damp areas, so farmers should keep calf quarters clean and bedded with clean dry straw. Iowa experiment station reports minimal losses where stalls are kept clean.
Hector has never worked and relies on private means. He invites Grace to marry, assuming support from her family. Grace rejects the plan noting her people still live with their own. Hector’s monocle drops as he realizes the mismatch between wealth and alliance.
Dr Caldwell devised a harmless herbal preparation in 1885 to treat constipation by addressing its cause. The product, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is described as non griping and palatable, and is claimed to be widely available in drugstores.
The article notes rapid telephone adoption from 1922 to 1927, rising fourfold with 18,522,767 phones in use and 31,614,173,621 total calls. District of Columbia leads with 144,985 phones, surpassing 19 states.
Judge Henry G. Hawthorne of Whit ooski Vermont recounts hosting a camping party for Edison Burroughs Ford and Firestone. The chauffeur sought permission to camp at the judge's property and Hawthorne treated it as ordinary campers. He later learned the guests were famous industrial figures and says it won’t happen again.
Daisy, claimed as the world's smallest cow, appeared at the Rand show in South Africa. Born to ordinary parents in Buenos Aires, she is about 50 years old, only a few inches tall, and around 40 pounds. She is insured with Lloyds for 25,000 dollars and her headstone will be donated to the British Museum after death.
The Border Cities Star reports a humorous exchange about spelling a word during coverage. Readers ponder whether a quoted line included an I and how the phrase was recorded, prompting discussion on accurate transcription.
A wry adage notes that a person who constantly takes on problems soon finds those willing to fund his ventures. The saying contrasts persistent risk appetite with inevitable creditors.
Grace Lau derdale a four year college graduate from Oklahoma A and M class of 1925 plans to establish Mexico's first home economics school in Colonia Anahuac D F next February with aid from the Mexican government.
A playful exchange frames a martial mood as Better Retreat and He-Yes riff on a drumbeat heart in a Boston newspaper page style dialogue. The piece evokes a wartime cadence and civic resolve with period voice and brisk tempo.
The article notes there are 550 species and sub species of monkeys across classifications. It highlights diversity and range within the primate group, including variations among species and subspecies.
Cathleen teases Raymond asking what he would say if she blew a kiss. She quips he is the laziest man she has met in Belfast.
A fragment shows a fiancé debating travel with his partner while her father questions the amount of money needed. The snippet implies a family tension over leaving for new plans and resources. The readable lines hint at an ongoing domestic scene rather than a formal event.
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