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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1924
Page
7
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer Swamp Root as a top remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick gentle healing effects and offers sample bottles by sending ten cents to the company in Binghamton New York with paper mention.
An actor questions a co star about a death scene and the reply says it seemed to come a little late in the piece. The exchange captures backstage wit during a theater production.
An advertisement touts the Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic affordable powder for face skin body and dusting with a refined scent. It is presented as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment. Mrs Lucretia Monroe Foster of Theresa New Jersey marks her 103rd birthday by completing her own housework.
A dialogue contrasts autos replacing horses with Peggy obsessed by her new car. The exchange hints at humans displaced by machinery, noting Peggy's lack of concern for others as she adores her vehicle.
Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports direct sunlight stops leg weakness or rickets in young chicks. Researcher J G Halpin notes vitamin absence in ration or lack of sun as cause and recommends a sun exposure or suplemented feed including yellow corn middlings bone lime rock salt and skim milk for optimal growth.
Practical guidance on preventing and treating crop disorders in chickens. Describes pendulous crop from digestive tract inflammation and crop bound from obstructions. Recommends oil to loosen mass, gentle manipulation, warm water with soda, withholding food for a day, then soft foods or raw eggs in milk. Emphasizes regular feeding to reduce crop-bound cases.
Ohio Department of Agriculture warns purchasers to check labels for weed seed percentage in scratch feeds. It says feeds lose value when weed content exceeds five percent, with a sample showing 25.8 percent weed seed. The law has no set weed seed limit for this feed.
Practical guidance on keeping poultry houses sanitary and culling nonproducers. Details hatch days for various birds, marketing timing, egg preservation, and breeding standards. Highlights include winter egg yield as profit measure, care for young poults, warm dry housing, Swiss chard as feed, and the concept of standard bred versus pure bred chickens.
At McRae Arkansas a hickory nut of the scaly bark variety given to Mrs Fleste Ernest in 1904 was opened and its meat found perfectly preserved and edible The twenty year age is believed to establish a new record according to the St Louis Post Dispatch The tale ends with a wry note on adversity and tricks.
Letters praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a safe, non drug remedy aiding new mothers return to health. Testimonies from Mrs John Mitzke Buffalo N Y and Mrs George Shoemaker Buffalo N Y extol relief from nervousness fatigue headaches and pains after childbirth. Sold by druggists nationwide.
A plane bound from Paris to Amsterdam found the crate too small for a live horse. The crate was set aside and the horse was loaded directly into the aircraft and carried aloft uncrated.
A playful fragment from the Detroit News features a dialogue about a daughter inheriting a voice, highlighting a humorous exchange on burdens and identity. The piece reads like a stray noted exchange, drifting into reflections on whether a voice or burden is heavier.
An old advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It emphasizes no narcotics, 30 years of use and physician recommendations with the familiar signature on each package.
The gradual disappearance of European monarchies costs royal family painter Philip A. de Laszlo his elite clientele. With republican rule established in Russia Germany Austria Hungary Greece Turkey and Portugal he faces reduced demand for his portraits of rulers.
Hungry elk from the foot hills near Okanogan Washington are raiding haystacks forcing farmers to form a defense. Blank shells have driven the herds back temporarily, but hunger returns and the animals again feed on farm lands.
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