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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1936
Page
6
In a continued chapter a couple, Tony and Joe, reflect on secrecy around their happiness and a tense visit from Larry, Tony’s former lover. Tony admits renewed feelings for Joe overshadow any lingering regard for Larry, while Joe enjoys domestic contentment and teases Tony about the night’s tension.
A couple, Tony and Caroline, discuss fear and duty as a long journey and a recent marriage loom. She expresses worry for Larry while he reassures and confides about choices and hospital strength for support. The scene closes with a warm hearth as they contemplate the end.
In Diamond Centre a goats resident Pat Candler Dinkins keeps Sandy the spear-wielding watch goat and Mandy who weaves rag rugs from found fabrics. A book agent targets locals, selling a self cure volume for pennies down, snagging Simon Potter and provoking neighbor Abbie Leighton to warn of a sharker.
Jay Smith, a bee expert, leads experiments near Vincennes Indiana to breed giant stingless honey bees that build larger combs and gather nectar from new sources. Trials show higher honey yields, more egg tubes, and better heat protection, with 400 swarms at work and minimal losses.
In Ring Round Rosy Milan Tennessee residents tell of Bruce Oliver courting a very large woman from McKenzie. He wooed her from the porch with ice cream and a pink crayon mark as he encircled her waist. A chalked rival note ended the playful pursuit.
A visitor in Chicago loses his wide brimmed stetson to a Lake Michigan breeze and later recovers a hat that fits him. A stranger nearby also loses his hat as gusts swap hats between two cattle traders nine miles apart.
The water surface areas are given as follows: Lake Superior 31 810 square miles Lake Huron 23 010 square miles Lake Michigan 22 400 square miles Lake Erie 9 040 square miles Lake Ontario 7 540 square miles.
Britain has about a million golfers including 250000 women spending roughly 150 million dollars yearly on golf. Subscriptions reach 22.5 million, balls seven and a half million, clubs and repairs 13.25 million, caddies 10 million, travel 50 million, and food 42.5 million. First class women pay about 1500 yearly, men about 2000. Clubs with under 400 members rarely break even. a 400-member club could net about 15 thousand from green fees, most income goes to maintenance. It is a 35 dollar per day sport, few men earning under 5000 a year can play regularly.
A brief Senate exchange features Senator Sorghum quipping about a colleague’s flowery speech. The remark suggests the prose is decorative but not effective for advancing ideas.
Egg handling impacts freshness and quality. Cool eggs promptly after laying and store at 55 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Remove tall broodiness, collect eggs twice daily, and use clean baskets in a clean storage area. Market eggs at least twice a week.
A Massachusetts extension nutritionist notes eggs, rich in minerals and vitamins, are the second most valuable single food after milk. She recommends one egg daily for children and at least four weekly for adults, highlighting eggs as a meat substitute and easy digestion when cooked slowly.
Purdue extension poultryman Leon Todd warns that crowding raises runt losses and disease risk. He advises starting no more than 300 chicks per house, noting a 10 by 12 foot space with 300 chicks and 10 percent mortality yields about 270 chicks, then around 135 pullets remain after cockerels are sold.
Cornell researchers pursuing a goitre cure fed seaweed to hens and cows using sea spinach rich in iodine. Eggs from the hens showed dramatically higher iodine levels, while milk from cows fed the same diet also increased iodine content, suggesting benefits beyond poultry.
Geese are sensitive birds and resent changes of quarters. Unlike chickens, turkeys, or ducks, they often refuse to lay after being moved during laying, though a few eggs may be obtained. Most poultry restart quickly after relocation, but geese may halt laying for days or longer.
A North Carolina State College advisory urges beginning culling with baby chicks. Destroy crippled and weak chicks soon after hatching to prevent cold, pox, or disease spread. Monitor after this period for slow developing or undersized pullets and cockerels.
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