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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1930
Page
7
Ernestine Briceland from a wealthy family is drawn to newspaper artist Will Todd, son of a carpenter. They lunch and reminisce about school days while her sister Lillian urges restraint due to their disapproving father. Ernestine resists and the romance deepens.
Ernestine and Will confess their secret engagement and marriage to Ernestine’s astonished family at a tea gathering. He apologizes for past secrecy, pledges love, and seeks acceptance despite money and class tensions as they plan a life together. The scene ends with surprise and mixed reactions from parents and relatives.
Extension poultryman O Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College urges shed type poultry houses as the safest and most economical for Colorado. The bulletin advises cost under 5 dollars per hen with sunlit design, concrete floors six inches thick, 20 to 24 foot deep sheds, and ample front openings for light to improve flock success.
University of Minnesota study shows excessive mineral in chick feed harms growth. Chicks fed a mixed ration with higher steamed bonemeal or limestone weighed 253 grams at six weeks, while groups with substitutions of four parts altered weighed 212 and 187 grams respectively, indicating mineral excess reduces weight gain.
The article notes a national farm price decline but reports poultry and egg prices have remained firm. It argues a standard high producing chicken flock offers a dependable income, making poultry keeping favorable compared with other farm activities.
The article notes high egg production figures, stresses sanitation to save chicks, and warns about cold drafts, dirty eyes, and lice. It advocates nicotine sulphate on perches to curb lice, cites a post-mortem parasite count, and dismisses coccdiosis drugs. It also suggests heavy corn feeding for late maturing turkeys before holidays.
In Liberty Magazine Hall, Hub Bard Nye argues elephants are among the most intelligent animals. He cites learning to plow a field in twenty minutes and performing vaudeville stunts without trainers as proof of their cleverness.
The era extends from the anointing of Saul to the Romans destroying Jerusalem, totaling 1137 years.
The reflection links love to divinity, presenting endless love as the essence of the divine. It frames love as a spiritual journey toward God, attributed to Sonnenberg's viewpoint on love and faith.
Carl Reynolds shown as a hard hitter on the gridiron with pro-like power at bat. The piece notes his tackling tenacity and cross-sport prowess, comparing his football aggression to baseball skill while detailing other sports and baseball figures of the era.
A roundup of 1920s era sports chatter covers Jimmy Foxx and Tony Lazzeri, infielders and pitchers, and team movements including a Yankees purchase of Walter Brown and Babes Ruth bench stays. It notes golf earnings, Dempsey Sharkey gate figures, and Harvard and Michigan football schedules for fall.
Cincinnati Reds manager Dan Howley expresses strong skepticism about night games becoming a major league standard. He says the move will never reach the big leagues and declines to see a future for evening baseball in top competition.
Announcements list famous thoroughbred sires including Colin and Pew from Edward I. McLean's racing farm. Colin is noted as sire of On Watch who faced Man o War in Jamaica two year old stakes of 1919. On Watch's sire Catlin boasted a perfect 17 race record before retirement. Man o War had one defeat to Upset as a two year old.
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