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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
6
A scanned puzzle page lists numbered clues and partial answers across multiple categories. It includes European countries, occupations, words for passageways, exclamations, and various mis-spaced phrases, with several entries incomplete or garbled. The note promises that the solution will appear in the next issue.
Tommy meets Count Casimir and Princess Calypso at the Mascotte in Berlin. The king clues him to handle Calypso and a marriage maneuver while Tommy, posing as Reverend Norreys, navigates heedful clergymen and courtly intrigue.
The text explains solving a crossword with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. It notes letters fill white spaces until a black square, with black squares unused. Definitions use dictionary words, except for proper names, and abbreviations slang initials and obsolete forms are marked.
The fragmentary OCR offers few readable facts and no clear events or names to summarize into a coherent news item. The text appears distorted with placeholders and corrupted phrases, leaving little reliable content to extract.
A fragmented quotation attributes Carlyle with notes that evil will be paid for some day or century though times may delay. The saying emphasizes inevitability of retribution.
The quote emphasizes that joy and satisfaction arise from the kind of people we are rather than external happenings. It suggests self-reliance and inner character as the source of a fulfilled life attributed to IR. i. Williams.
A fragment reports milk drawn from a California cow on Friday morning was delivered at Atlantic City on the following Sunday morning. The brief item mixes geographic locations and timing with uncertain phrasing.
The tale follows Norheys who schemes to crown himself king of Lystria through Calypso’s marriage. Procopius Cable seeks oil profits for England as Norheys pursues Viola Temple while Janet Church seeks a Lystria passport. Casimir interjects at the Mascotte where Tommy meets Janet and Calypso performs.
Mrs. Jones questions her husband Jeremiah Jones about coming home safely from a railroad journey. He confirms he returned without injury and asks why she sees waste in buying an insurance ticket. She scolds him for spending money on insurance just before his departure.
The piece recounts impresario Max Maretzek on a Cincinnati to Baltimore trip where hunger overrules pride. Christine Nilsson joins him in a comical moment as he pockets leftovers and wakes to a quiet request for the bread and sausage.
The United States Weather Bureau states there is no known method to prevent hailstorms. Historical efforts included large rocket and metal rod installations in Europe and experimented rods and devices, but no plausible universal tactic emerged.
B W Fairbanks of Colorado Agricultural College notes that modern range sheep operations require increased capital for improvements such as lambing sheds and storage. Higher costs for feed and labor accompany smaller flock sizes, making higher lambing percentages essential to profit.
The article stresses shade and clean water for hogs during summer to prevent sickness and death. Trees or canvas shade suffice, with liftable side hoghouses as an option for more shade. Clean water is vital. hogs will drink from any source if troughs are not kept fresh, affecting growth and health.
Agricultural column urges farmers not to feed moldy silage or milk from tuberculous cattle and to protect cattle, horses, and mules from biting flies. It highlights profitability from hogs, proper ventilation, and balanced feeding to boost milk and meat yields while stressing exercise for stallions and careful sow feeding.
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