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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
3
A scanned ad warns buyers to look for Bayer on the package or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer aspirin. It promotes aspirin for colds pain headaches toothache neuralgia and advises proper directions. It notes box counts of twelve tablets and packages of 24 and 100 with cost hints and mentions Bayer Manufacture of Menascetle acid ester of salicylic acid.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims symptoms like back pain headaches and loss of ambition indicate kidney trouble and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a drug store or mail for a test sample with a small fee.
The article explains early radio construction and tuning using a variocoupler, variable condensers, and a secondary winding. It details primary and secondary coil construction, wire types, and wiring schemes, including a deck-like panel and dead-end elimination techniques.
An article describes a 1 plate Alvida condenser for $2.15 and its dense build with mica and tin foil. It details a panel arrangement with a wooden or bakelite panel, two switches for the coupler and loading coil, and the operation of the set including voltage adjustments, oscillation detection, and the effect of couplers on signal strength.
An old article describes building a rugged lightning switch from copper and a single throw switch mounted on a pole for power distribution in homes. It details assembly steps, attachment points, and methods to extend conductor length for proper placement and safety.
Disjointed OCR describes adapting discarded spark plugs to improve a lightning switch with cores and countersinking details. It mentions waterproof housings for exposed placements and a mid end torsion aid. a phrase references a Czech license for radio equipment and restricted imports under state control.
A complete radio outfit with over 160 headsets is installed at Beth Israel Hospital for patient use. Superintendent Lote J. Frank says radio will reduce narcotics and sleeping potion use and ease patient anxiety.
The USDA notes about 17 percent of mature dairy animals are slaughtered for beef and veal, producing roughly 1.5 billion pounds of carcass beef in 1920 and over 23 percent of total U S beef. Dairy calves yield high quality veal when slaughtered young, while old cows and bulls largely contribute to sausage and used meat reserves.
The text discusses dairy cows suffering in heat and the need for ample water and care. It stresses that high producing cows require constant access to water, especially in hot weather, with guidance to increase water supply from normal levels. It notes daily water, and frequent drinking help maintain milk production.
A prize dairy guideline notes a cow should yield at least 5,000 to 6 pounds of milk annually to be profitable. Butterfat from this output would reach about 200 pounds, with skimmed milk, manure, and the calf contributing additional value.
The article notes water's crucial role for daily water supply. It states cows producing 25 pounds of milk daily require at least 7 pounds of water, with records of heavy milkers consuming over 308 pounds per day. It also mentions a gallon of water weighing about eight pounds.
Advice on calf feeding urges starting grain early. Recommend a mix of ground corn chop wheat bran and other grains in equal parts. Suggest feeding twice daily and ensuring calves have access to ample milk as they grow.
Local station states that soy beans are worth a ton while all views are worth 45 dollars.
The piece argues that high quality butter commands higher prices as natural market demand. It asserts that superior cream grades come from well cared for cows and that efficient feeding yields better returns when managed judiciously.
The fragment sketches a young couple where Flo accepts an engagement and the practical matter of daily life arises as George asks if she can cook, highlighting domestic expectations in a light magazine tone. It includes scattered ad copy and snippets from various 1920s era notices.
readers note clever coinages and fashion chatter from Waikiki in a report on youth slang and style. a classroom task about the Sangamon river yields a witty line about experiences with the river, highlighting humor from students.
Abe recalls a joke about a monkey in a restaurant that grabbed his half dollar and swallowed it. He describes anger and shaking the monkey by the hind legs, then notes shaking a three dollar total change from a customer as the Lt. read.
A brief quote depicts Mrs Marks and Mrs Machwed debating mourning after a husband’s absence, noting not becoming to wear mourning and a remark about not keeping a husband long enough to die on her hands.
A brief personal note describes the struggle of finding Péter amid financial strain and misdirected debt. The speaker laments borrowing from Peter to pay Paul and echoes ongoing difficulty locating Péter.
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