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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
15
A North Carolina extension adviser explains how to preserve fresh eggs by candling to detect cracks and germination, using water glass solution and a sealed container. Fertile eggs can be preserved daily. do not wash shells. Store in a cool place, top eggs covered by solution, with jars replenished as needed.
A garbled OCR snippet hints at personal loss love and memory with phrases about a wife, regret, and learning from sult and act. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or names, producing a patchy, introspective record.
A collage of anecdotes shows vast cotton wealth from Fergusile Scotland dating back 104 years, noting the rise of so called cotton kings led by Lord Patnmur with large estates and recent deaths boosting totals. It also cites editorials from the Montreal Family Herald on character, plus a California court discussion on honesty and a juvenile crime case in Alamosa with spanking as punishment and a voice line about a theatrical appeal ending Saturday.
A Louisiana woman recounts severe weakness and inability to walk, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improvement. She notes prior constipation and ongoing use of Pinkham products, including the Herbal Medicine and a wash, to regain strength and resume duties.
A tense afternoon at the Gray House reveals Appleton’s control and affection for staff while tensions among Celia Les Bill and Hanby simmer. A mysterious house detective enters, prompting reminders of loyalty, secrecy, and the owner’s fragile authority as a guest arrives.
John Vandervort of Pennsylvania State College urges ample ventilation for poultry houses in hot months. Open rear ventilators and front side windows to promote air flow. demonstrations show pallets in hot, stuffy houses become stunted and unprofitable. Regular summer cleaning prevents pests and keeps air pure. wire netting around roosts stops pallets from manure and aids worm control.
Practical advice on water, feeding, brooding, and housing for hens, ducks, turkeys, and chicks. Emphasizes clean brooders, regular egg collection, warm temps for hatchlings, and diverse poultry on a small farm. Recommends large hatch percentages, fresh range, and suitable housing options.
Hilton Hanby buys the Gray house near Pine Plains. Miss Selenon warns of a curse while a former chauffeur of Sir Stanford Seymour repeats the danger to secretary Adolf Smucker. Kerr the caretaker is murdered, Pelham joins the household, Leslie Barron arrives, and a bird sanctuary plan surfaces as a stranger French Appleton appears.
After luncheon, Appleton criticizes workmen and costs, offers to supervise repairs for three tenant farmers, and moves into the Hanby household. Hanby resents the intrusion while Celia and Mrs Hanby adjust to the disruption, as Appleton wins reluctant hospitality and asserts his plan.
A British India report notes Surya gram grass grown in India is used to make match sticks. In Sholapura a factory splits the grass, dries it, and belts fibers for dipping ends in a chemical mixture to produce matches sold cheaply in cardboard boxes.
The text notes Mother Shipton, a supposed prophetess born at Bungton, with The Prophecies of Mother Shipton published in London around 1600. It claims later tracts attributed to her appeared, but says only limited evidence supports that such a person really existed.
Venice conducts tests on its canal network and showcases the 878 bridges linking islands. Officials aim to map water routes and ensure structural resilience while preserving historic waterways central to the city’s identity.
The Washington Star reports reforestation has added 1,055,658 acres to state and community preserves over three years. Washington leads gains, followed by Pennsylvania. Delaware, Georgia, and South Carolina joined state forests after 1125. Public-owned forests now exceed 12,000,000 acres.
Prices of radium are expected to drop as new mines open in Portugal reducing reliance on Kantaga Belgians Congo operations. The current quotation stands at about $60,000 per gram or roughly $1,700,000 per ounce.
A brief exchange shows a secretary arranging a two o'clock meeting with a photographer while the executive declines, insisting attendance falls to others. The remark highlights frustration with poor speaking and listening, echoed in a Ladies' Home Journal-era voice.
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