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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1928
Page
6
The ad advocates Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy to calm babies during minor upset and alleviate colic, constipation, or diarrhea. It claims physicians would approve a few drops and notes quick relief without doubtful drugs. It cites twenty five million bottles sold last year.
By Elmo Scott Watson the American Legion selects San Antonio Texas as the site for its tenth anniversary convention to honor human liberty. The city’s Alamo heritage and nearby Fort Sam Houston camps frame a homecoming for more than 200000 veterans trained for World War I service.
A narrative traces the Alamo siege and the Texas fight for independence. It recalls Travis Bowie Crockett Bonham and the 1836 rally cry Remember the Alamo, leading to Houston's San Jacinto victory and Texas liberty.
A tribute to aging soldiers as the United States Army Recruiting News recalls the brave service of veterans. It highlights their roles from Peking to Manila, Vera Cruz, and the western front, urging younger generations to honor these enduring traditions.
The Chinese ring-necked pheasant is credited by farmers for reducing cut-worms in truck gardens. Many growers plant and hatch pheasants to aid pest control due to the bird’s persistence in fields.
A sharp remark on a meddling man, noting his long nose invites trouble and often gets broken. The line expresses a blunt moral about poking into others affairs.
A short verse from The Kitchen Cabinet in 1928 urges readers to adopt wide understanding and maintain a smile whether defeated or cheated. The quatrain promotes resilient optimism as a path to favorable responses from the world.
The article outlines food balance for meals, combining fats and proteins with starches, and suggests cereals with cheese. It emphasizes soups, salads, and desserts, then shifts to nutrition for children, recommending milk daily, eggs and meat several times a week, careful preparation, and digestible desserts like custards and fruit.
In October 1704 Alexander Selkirk was put ashore on Juan Fernandez Island in the south Pacific and lived there for more than four years. He is widely cited as the real inspiration for Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe.
The Ohio State Journal notes a shift in language from "Thanks, awfully" to "Thanks, gods" over recent years. The piece highlights a broader trend of refinement and beauty in speech as social norms evolve.
The advertisement suggests overeating and smoking cause sour stomach and promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as an easy remedy. It claims the pleasant preparation alkalinizes acid, sweetens the system, and relieves distress from over eating and acidity with physician endorsement.
In Schoolfield Virginia a farmer's wife recalls using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after her mother did. She reports relief from long standing troubles and says five bottles helped her return to housework, sewing, and farm chores.
A rural community plans to beautify its surroundings by planting flowers valued at ten thousand dollars. Local officials emphasize aesthetic improvement and community pride as the main outcome of the project.
Ancient reminiscence outlines Dr Caldwell’s laxative used in 1892 and sold in drug stores as a liquid remedy for constipation and digestive issues. It claims relief from headaches biliousness flatulence indigestion and poor sleep with a free bottle offer from Syrup Pepsin in Monticello Illinois.
A Sahin man gave free land to a home reader and kept the in between a crew. More about purchase opportunities in Little Farm Magazine with a three month subscription offer. Box 9 Tuzunga California.
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