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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1924

Page

2

Pythons Trade Thrives In New York Market

New York hosts a bustling python market with animals from seven to twenty five feet. Prices range from twenty dollars to six hundred or seven hundred for larger specimens. Boas fetch up to two hundred dollars, with upkeep surprisingly low despite long transport.

New York Wall Street America Africa India Sumatra South America

Miss Dorothy Campbell Crowned Miss New England

Boston teen Dorothy Campbell eighteen wins Miss New England in a beauty contest run by a local paper. She is a business girl who jokes keep busy to stay beautiful as the piece mentions eggs and plans for youth. The piece also notes America’s growing domestic snake industry and rattlesnake attractions drawing crowds.

Dorothy Campbell Boston New England America Texas

Population surge 1923 drives four year gain high

United States population stood at 112 826 000 on January 1 1924 up from 110 883 000 a year earlier with the 1923 second half alone adding 1 162 000. Births 1 238 000 deaths 621 000 produced a net natural increase 617 000, plus immigration 503 000 yields 1 122 000 for the last half of 1923 and 1 863 000 for the year.

New York United States National Bureau of Economic Research Bureau

Implement Shed, Garage and Farm Workshop Under One Roof

William A. Radford offers free advice on building a combined implement shed garage and farm workshop. He describes a 62 by 22 foot frame building with open front shed, concrete floors in the garage and repair shop, and a separating partition, all under one roof to save labor and extend machinery life. He notes weather protection, tight walls and roof, and cost savings over time.

William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Ill

Animals Crowd Cottonwood Under California Embargo

Cottonwood California becomes a pet shelter as state and federal guards enforce a quarantine prohibiting entry of animals and birds. Tourists are forced to abandon pets at the line. townspeople rent space for stranded birds and livestock. Two Eastern women were quarantined and briefly stranded when a gust of wind toppled a disinfection tent.

California Cottonwood Oregon Nevada State California Line Desert

Canuck Courier Delivers Invitation to Coolidge Anniversary

Miss Gwendale Lazier, a Belleville Ont. special courier, carries Mayor W C Mikel's invitation to President Coolidge for the one hundred fortieth anniversary of Upper Canada settlement by united empire loyalists, many from New England.

Gwendale Lazier Belleville Ont Canada Washington W. C. Mikel President Coolidge Upper Canada New England States

Immigrants Take Up Pacific Waste Lands

Eastern migrants settle in Washington creating farming colonies in the southwest with Hollanders Swiss Italians Serbians and others. Dairy cheese fruit and nut farming expand as new orchards and poultry operations grow near Winlock with 500000 chicks imported for future laying flocks.

Olympia Wash United States Washington Winlock

Forget-Me-Not Proposed as Alaska Floral Emblem

The Grand Igloo of the Pioneers of Alaska asks the territorial legislature to adopt the forget-me-not as Alaska's floral emblem. The resolution states the flower grows on every hill and in every valley across the state’s vast area of more than half a million square miles.

Cordova Alaska the Pioneers of

First Atlantic Telegraph Cable Laying Completed 57 Years Ago

The article recalls the completion of the initial successful Atlantic telegraph cable, marking a major milestone in transatlantic communication, achieved 57 years prior.

Atlantic

English Excavators Find Camp Kitchen of Romans

English archaeologists at Folkstone along the English Channel uncover two Roman camp buildings with about seven hearths each thought to be cook houses and dining halls. A watch tower base and surrounding wall fragments, burial urns, and Roman glass are reported in perfect condition as experts from the British Museum supervise the excavations.

London Folkstone English Channel British Museum

Draperies Improve Home Beauty and Comfort

Proper draperies save cleaning time and add style to rooms. Select fabrics and hanging methods to suit window size light and privacy, with expert store guidance to match your home's type and reduce heating costs.

Two Rules for Better Heating in Small Homes

Two rules guide small home heating choices installation correctness and furnace fuel efficiency. Do not rely on neighbors alone as houses differ and requirements vary. The text warns against selecting the wrong furnace type as the greatest heating mistake.

Built In Mirror Idea Expands Bedroom Space

A bedroom with built in mirrors creates a spacious look and has proven effective architecturally. The mirror method contributes to a larger feel and using doors for mirror effects is convenient and appreciated by adopters. Mirror space lowers the need for extra furniture, aligning with proper sleeping chamber treatment.

Location Importance in Home Site Choice

The article argues for careful consideration of home site location amid rapid building growth. It notes crowded, poorly located properties due to lax restrictions and changing resident demographics driving demand and quality concerns.

Maple Birch and Beech Recommended for Floors

Maple, birch and beech offer excellent flooring options with wide color choices. Maple has long served as an American standard for over 50 years, and birch and beech closely match it in service and finish. tastes have shifted away from gaudy grain in recent years.

Pictures as Loopholes to the Soul and Mind

A reflective note on how pictures fill rooms as windows and escape routes for the soul. They comfort loneliness, refresh the mind, and act as books histories and sermons we can read without turning pages.

Urban growth bears risk of shifting neighborhoods and affordable housing

A warning notes that expansion of business and manufacturing can push development outward, affecting nearby residential areas. Builders are urged to act carefully as this migration may bring in residents considered undesirable by existing neighbors.

Red Gum Wood Praised For Hospital Finishes

Red gum wood is popular as a finish in hospitals due to its odorless nature and very close grain which makes it aseptic. Low resin content prevents sap from affecting surfaces, and it takes paint well without surface spoilage.

Seed Quality Advised for Successful Harvest

A brief agricultural note urges farmers to sow with sound seed of the correct variety and a high germination rate to ensure a healthy crop. The exchange stresses careful selection and proper planting for strong yields.

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