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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1927
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for laudanum-like blends, claiming over 30 years of use without narcotics. It appeals to mothers with the line Babies cry for Castoria and notes physicians endorse the product.
A thousand bottles released into New York harbor carried slips asking finders to record the date and place of discovery and forward the information. The experiment aimed to map tides and currents using citizen sightings.
Advice touts Jad Salts and lithia water as a kidney cleanse. Recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for several days, plus high water intake to keep kidneys active and reduce urinary discomfort.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a woman offers a hollow sealed cane to a wary nobleman. Pantaleone breaks a seal, reveals parchment, and a speck on his finger signals a venomous twist. Vesare Borgia maneuvers amid treachery, forcing careful, perilous caution.
A tense confrontation at Pievano centers on Pantaleone reading a treacherous petition amid a plot involving Matteo Orsini, a hidden escape, and a threat of smallpox. The duke asserts control, forcing a perilous bargain and a doomed marriage scheme as peril escalates.
The text notes the Dagovert chair as a famed Frankish throne cast in bronze dating to the 7th century. It claims St Peter's chair in Maine gaid as the oldest and most interesting furniture piece in existence.
A careworn mother recalls a modest young girl as events unfold revealing surprising powers. The narrative hints at a turning point where the girl’s abilities emerge and alter family dynamics.
A Montreal Family Herald note reflects that ordinary people can surprise with wit when given a bit of sympathy and a sense of responsibility, illustrating latent talent in everyday individuals.
The Lar risburg Telegraph notes a variety named Ephc Snow described as producing golden apples, highlighting its distinct appeal among cataloged apple varieties.
The cost of feed is the largest item in milk production and dominates total costs. A feed mix of legume hay, corn silage or roots, and balanced grains is recommended, with 3 pounds silage and 1 pound hay per 100 pounds of cow weight daily. For a 1000 pound cow, about 30 pounds silage and 10 pounds hay daily. grain rules vary with milk fat. A common grain plan for high butterfat cows is 1 pound grain per 3 pounds milk, and 1 per 4 pounds for low fat milk. A mixture of grains is preferred, such as 300 pounds ground oats, 306 pounds ground corn, 200 pounds linseed meal, and 200 pounds wheat bran, with barley or soy replacing components as needed.
A nine month old calf planned for home butchering can be fed a mix of equal parts corn and oats with 10 percent linseed oil added. Start at two to three pounds daily, gradually increasing over 20 to 30 days until the animal eats freely. Provide roughage like mixed hay or clover. as grain intake rises the hay consumption drops.
Historical report states fall freshening yields higher profits for farmers across dairy experiments. It cites September pastures as superior to August, noting August drought and heat harm cows and calves. Cooling rains in September spur pasture growth and earlier freshening.
Instructions describe making an eggless chocolate cake with fat sugar salt water flour cocom sour milk and baking powder. Cream fat then add sugar, sift and combine dry ingredients three times, alternately with milk, mix until smooth, bake two layers at 375 F for 26 minutes or loaf at 350 F for 45 minutes.
An amused Cleveland Plain Dealer item recalls a new bride unable to spell her husband’s name at a gas company counter. She asks to turn on the gas and to write the name on a line, finally admitting she must ask her husband for the spelling then return.
A harmless vegetable butter color named Dandelion has been sold by drug stores and general stores for about 85 cents a bottle. The product has been in use for around 50 years and is marketed to millions.
A tablet marking Goldsmith Maid, the famed American trotter who set a 2:14 mile record in Boston 1874 and died 1885, was unveiled at Trenton New Jersey in a ceremony with Gov. A Harry Moore and prominent sport and society figures. The horse is buried on a farm near the Trenton fairgrounds. Governor Moore called the horse more than a mere animal and noted its moral lesson to people. Goldsmith Maid was owned by Henry M. Smith and earned $364,200 in seven years on American tracks.
An advertisement urges shoppers to look for the Bayer name on Bayer Aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity and safety. It touts 26 years of medical approval and urges consumers to say Bayer at purchase to avoid imitations.
A new powerful air cooled motor underwent Navy inspected tests at a New Jersey plant. The radia type engine developed 525 horsepower and reportedly ran at full speed without structural or mechanical failures. It is planned for use by the United States Army and Navy to boost torpedo planes bombing planes and long range scouts.
The article describes an experimental 2,000,000 watt power transmission across the Atlantic via wireless from New York. It claims the transmission passes through the ether to reach a distant bank of coils, with cooling water and tubes, to prevent tides from melting under the heat generated.
A brief column explores the idea that claiming ignorance does not absolve duties or accountability. It argues individuals must face consequences and act with awareness in civic and personal realms.
A witty note comments that the word rush on an envelope seems odd without the stamp that guarantees fast handling. The remark playfully contrasts rushed language with postal procedure and proper postage.
A witty saying notes that attempting to borrow money from a tall man exaggerates the power dynamic and makes him seem smaller in stature by financial insistence. It frames debt as a social distortion affecting perception.
The article urges dairy farmers to use concentrated seeds of character rather than bulky troughage and to deliver cream to the market at least three times weekly in winter. It stresses cow cleanliness during milking to avoid germs and notes protein supplements and mill feeds may drop in price soon. Calves should begin eating hay and grasp at an early age, with quality alfalfa or clever hay recommended.
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