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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1936
Page
2
Garth and Lilith fashion parkas and trousers from caribou skins and catgut during a storm day. They work by lamp light, stitching with a buckskin needle. By nightfall they complete a suit waistlong sock leggings and hooded parka amid harsh wilderness.
Garth exploits a snowbound river valley to dismantle the three seater plane, trap Huxley and his men, and ignite a dynamite trap after seizing the constable’s pistol. He then confronts a hunters’ pursuit, eludes a grizzly, and discovers Mr. Ramill’s wreckage with a $5,000 reward scrawled on the wing.
Garth and Lilith survive a bear scare and glimpse a looming pursuit. Huxley plans to flee, while Garth vows to see Vivian Huxley tried for murder. Lilith fears for safety as the couple contemplates the looming threat and their fragile luck.
An authority in the Missouri Farmer says peat moss litter is popular but not economical where straw is available. Peat moss absorbs and stays dry longer, yet becomes filthier with time. Straw is cheaper, and with proper ventilation, keeps the house dry and sanitary. poor ventilation, peat litter won’t fix dampness.
Poultry expert Luther Banta notes that persistent layers show rough, frazzled plumage while nonlayers shed their color. By observing feather wear and bleached beaks, poultrymen can select top producers now and mark them for breeding next spring as late layers dominate production.
A Missouri Farmer writer notes pale pullets after moving to laying quarters may be worm ridden and weak, posing a winter risk to the flock. Keep worm pills handy, treat days and cull if they fail to improve or remain undersized.
The high cost of poultry rations can be cut by feeding grain and liquid milk. Feed 15 to 16 pounds daily per 100 birds of corn kafir or milo with wheat if needed, plus ample skim milk or buttermilk. Water is not supplied. 3 to 4 gallons of milk daily for the flock. Milk should be fed regularly and liberally per Kansas State College guidance.
The article notes a shift from pure bred chickens to strains as families within a breed. It explains pure breds were once rare and superior to mongrels, but now strain names gain popularity as the emphasis on uniform families grows.
An expert from North Carolina State College says for Easter capons to weigh about two pounds, select vigorous ecockerels from heavy breeds like Rocks Reds and Brahmas. Before caponizing, keep the cockerels without food and water for 24 hours.
Lesson on Luke 1 46 58 outlines Mary’s role as mother of Jesus. It covers the annunciation by Gabriel, her faith and acceptance, visit to Elizabeth, and the Magnificat praising God. It highlights Mary’s purity humility and unselfishness and summarizes the content of her song including salvation divine character and the Savior’s work.
Brisbane This Week lists ten greatest scientific achievements of 1935. It ranks the artificial heart from Rockefeller Institute figures but elevates the 200 inch telescope lens as the year’s most important advance for humanity, enabling deeper study of the universe. Colonel Lindbergh is praised for his scientific focus.
The Nizam of Hyderabad, long backed by Britain, nears a silver jubilee as ruler and is described as the richest man, with claimed income of 50 million dollars a year. He rules 14 million Hindus under toleration of Britain, and England's scheme involves thousands of planes and a large air force to back its power, vastly outmatching American plans.
Senator Pittman warns that Japan plans to seize the Philippines then Mexico and the U S west coast. He questions whether the United States will withdraw behind its borders or stand firm, noting the west coast would reveal the nation's stance.
An obituary-like note recalls Hauptmann and five other murderers in a death house singing carols including Jingle Bells and Holy Night. The column hints at aristocratic airs among criminals, but only Hauptmann’s name appears. the others are unnamed and described as merely present.
The report notes Japanese planes bomb Ruyuan in China, killing civilians and soldiers after China ordered evacuations. It questions what actions England and the League of Nations will take, while linking Britain’s Ethiopia policy to Italy and fears of British ships avoiding Italian ports during tension.
The country faces high inflation with a 59 cent dollar and doubled cash in circulation since 1929. Bankers, with vaults bulging, refrain from lending, keeping inflation unrealized and money scarce despite rising prices.
Mussolini denounces sanctions as egotistical and hypocritical and says Italy can endure. Tall Queen Elena visits the tomb of the Unknown Soldier to pray for the triumph of Roman civilization in Africa, implying a message about ongoing aggressive policy.
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