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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented excerpt of Alfred Lord Tennyson's poem urging renewal as bells ring out the old year. The speaker calls for ringing out old grievance and greed while ringing in truth, peace, charity, and the Christ to be. It emphasizes brighter manners, purer laws, and a nobler public life.
In a New Year sales contest scene at Speeda way dealers, Nancy bets big to boost Jerry’s total, writing an $850 check to win him the extra $1,000 prize. The paying act nets Jerry the car and a wedding plan, as Nancy is revealed to be his future wife, with a glassy finish to a year’s end.
An elderly man, Mr Thompson, leaves a New Year party to visit neighbors on a snowy night. He discovers a staged home invasion with screams and a knocked unconscious homeowner, while a child asks if the baby is safe, hinting at kidnapper activity and a chaotic escape.
Nancy Gibson hosts a party as New Year’s approaches. David Wilson arrives just as flames threaten the room, saving Nancy and the others. He declines to stay for celebrations, leaving Nancy hopeful yet waiting for a clearer promise of engagement.
In a festive party, David explains a rush call to a studio and reveals he will go on a regular program starting tomorrow. He asks to place an engagement ring on Nancy’s finger before the New Year as the crowd cheers.
Insect damage in stored grain is addressed with carbon disulphide or carbon tetrachloride used in air tight containers or barrels. For large quantities, storage icing with 20 pounds per 1000 cubic feet is advised, covered with sacks, plus lime as an alternative treatment.
University of Illinois experts report drouth damaged cornstalks pose little danger to livestock. Dr. Robert Graham notes no tested brouth corn samples proved poisonous, and sorghum and Sudan grass show no verified injuries. Sudden ration changes may cause illness mistaken for poisoning.
Canada announces a 1934 wheat crop of 277,304,000 bushels, about 7 million above the 1933 estimate but well below the recent high. Weather across western provinces reduced yields to 11.6 bushels per acre versus the long term 17.1. Oats, barley, rye and flaxseed show gains over last year.
The article notes a dairy cow releases one to two gallons of water in 24 hours. With a herd of 20 or more, ventilation is essential to remove moisture, preventing damp conditions that reduce production and raise disease susceptibility.
Farmers increasingly recognize temperature and humidity control in buildings. Insulating board, installed over interior walls, saves heat and aids dairy barns stables brooder houses and other structures. also serves in ice and milk houses and for other uses.
Lesson for December 30 based on John 6 1 12 presents belief in Jesus as the Christ as the mark of new birth. It notes faith love obedience and overcoming the world as signs of being born of God and explains grounds for belief in the Spirit water and blood.
A theologically focused reflection emphasizes that true joy is universal not earned by luck or status. It argues joy arises from the soul filled with the spirit of Jesus, the spirit of eternal love, and is available to all people regardless of circumstance. The author is Horace Bushnell.
Roberta Earle Windsor describes how a pink rayon crepe nightie and related daytime sleepwear solved her daughter Molly's daytime nap reluctance. She notes Molly's favorite colors, the bathrobe, slippers, and the moral aim of teaching appreciation of beauty without vanity, linking rest with happiness and good behavior.
Fifty elephants in jeweled trappings will join India's official celebration of the twenty fifth anniversary of King George the fifth accession to the throne in a ceremonial display.
New York revealed a beauty regimen to 2000 models from the Models' Guild. The system blends rhythmic chewing with a 12-step head and neck routine to tone the jaw, neck line, and cheeks. The illustrated instruction uses gum as a starting cue for the exercise sequence.
The article explains traditional Chinese symbolism of animals. Fish denote abundance and power, an eagle on a rock symbolizes heroism and vigor, while wild geese and ducks represent conjugal fidelity and mutual assistance in art and life.
Geologists warn the falls could vanish if erosion continues at the current rate. A January 17 1931 rock fall mirrors a pattern observed since 1842 as erosion wears the cataract about three feet yearly. Engineers propose submerged deflecting weirs to shift water to the American side and restore the Canadian fall.
A framed portrait of himself fell from a wall striking a householder on the head. The incident left the man amused by the incident and the humorous irony of being hit by his own likeness.
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