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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
3
A traditional advice column explains that silk stockings are easily ruined by careless washing. It recommends washing after each wear with mild soap flakes, turning them inside out, creating lukewarm suds, avoiding bar soap, and rinsing in cool water. Drying should be indoors away from heat after rolling in a towel.
Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman reports Moscow deporting 45,000 Cossacks from the Volga basin to Arctic Siberia as punishment for backing away from Soviet agricultural plans. Women and children with Cossack heritage are also sent to the bleak far north.
J H Bruckner of the New York State College of Agriculture cautions against investing in hen batteries until more facts emerge. A California survey found the evidence insufficient to recommend the method.
Practical guide for backyard poultryers on sorting edible eggs from unsound ones. It explains candling setup with lamp and shade, how to detect rotten eggs, and what to do with stale or moldy shells. It details air space size, yolk visibility, white firmness, and signs that make eggs unsuitable for human consumption.
Poultry notes cover water content of eggs about 65 percent and feed needs of broilers about five pounds for a two pound bird. Data from Seneca county Ohio reports 1,800,000 eggs marketed last year and a White Plymouth Rock pullet laying 205 eggs in 252 days in western New York tests.
The article traces early Roman money from barter with sheep and oxen to copper as coinage and later a double standard with silver. It explains mint ratios, debasement under emperors, and how Gresham’s law anticipated history, highlighting the republic’s currency reforms and fiscal prudence.
The Indianapolis News quotes Mr. Cato Ninetails arguing loquacity as a disease or involuntary action. He asserts talkers focus on themselves and others’ affairs, and that talking is mentally and physically exhausting for the speaker and lessens regret when words are fewer.
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