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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
3
A quoted verse by P B Shelley appears in Mottier’s Cook Book noting music memory and fragrance after death. The lines evoke memory and love with imagery of violets roses and lingering thoughts beyond life.
A 1929 Western Newspaper Union recipe column describes Nilk as both food and refreshing drink when chilled. Instructions cover yeast cake fermentation, milk-based beverages, coffee ice cream, freezer methods, and a gelatin olive celery chicken mold served with lettuce and olives. The piece cites Were Magweil as author.
USDA notes wheat scab and corn ear rots cause large losses in Central states. Wheat scab averages about 12 million bushels and corn-ear rot about 100 million bushels yearly. Clean field practices, crop rotation, and plowing crop residue cut disease occurrence. Studies show crop rotation greatly lowers scab and rots. fall or spring cleanup prevents overwintering spores. The program also aids in European corn borer control.
A Detroit News report notes a hospital authority citing evidence that singing helps coping. Patients reportedly wish to leave as soon as the session starts, highlighting mixed reactions to the therapy.
The text cites Doctor Channing on liberty and rights, then discusses Langley’s role in aviation. It notes Prof. Samuel P. Langley publishing Experiments In Aerodynamics in 1801 and The Internal Work of the Winds two years later, marking foundational ideas in aviation science.
A home recipe suggests adding about a teaspoonful of powdered alum to flour and boiling water to create a paste with superior sticking power and longer shelf life. The piece also notes a London street lit by automatic lamps and a mention of wheat import and export practices, concluding with a fact about Virginia Dare, born in 1587 on Roanoke Island.
The passage explains the scalp lock as a small half braid at the back of the head and identifies scalping as taking a tiny circular patch of skin at the scalp root behind the crown.
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