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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1930
Page
7
You can't expect some men to take any job offered
A brief observation notes critics of job availability, arguing many men refuse unsuitable roles rather than accept any offer. The comment implies broader concerns about employment options and personal choice in work.
Pigeon Hero of World War I Enshrined in Smithsonian Exhibit
The Smithsonian houses a stuffed carrier pigeon named President Wilson, famed for heroism with the AEF during World War I. It flew through Meuse Argonne under heavy fire, delivering a crucial message to Rampont before the armistice. The article also recalls other war birds like Fort Monmouth’s Spike and Mocker, and legends Old Abe the Civil War eagle and a famed 1812 game cock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
National Museum
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
President Wilson
Peraps
Meuse Argonne
Wilson
Grand Pre
Rampont
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Signal Corps
France
Tank Corps
St. Mihiel
Red Bank
Long Branch
United States
Whittlesey
Seventy-seventh Division
Argonne
Three Hundred and Eighth Infantry
Three Hundred and Seventh Infantry
Three Hundred and Sixth
Charles W. Whittlesey
Division
Abe
Wisconsin
Old Abe
Chief Sky
Flambeau River
Eau Claire
Eighth
Wisconsin Regiment
Madison
Perkins
Farmington
Corinth
Price
Mower
Thomas MacDonough
Lake Champlain
New York
Plattsburgh Bay
Downie
Confiance
MacDonough
Saratoga
Poultry loafers should be culled early says Ohio experts
Ohio State University poultry extension specialists test the idea that hens sold in June earn more than those sold in October. Using a Leghorn hen weighing four pounds, they show June value at 1.12 dollars and October value at 0.76 dollars, a 36 cent drop. They note feed costs of about 25 pounds for four months, 60 to 70 cents, and argue culling reduces losses from depreciation and feed while making room for pullets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
University
Paul Zumbro
Daily Duck Feed Rules for Growing Waterfowl
The daily feed for young ducks varies with growth, averaging a half pound weight gain per week and requiring more feed each week. Feed only what they will clean from the trough and avoid leftovers to prevent waste. Remove remaining feed and thoroughly clean troughs after each meal for best results.
Inexpensive Shed for Ducks Suggested by Farm Guide
A draft proof shed suffices for a duck house not needing warmth. Concrete bottom with shavings, dry corner beds, and ventilation through sliding south windows are advised. For ten ducks and two drakes a ten by ten foot house works, while twelve by twenty is better.
Poultry care tips to boost farm flock revenue
The notes advise focusing on egg sales over meat, careful handling of hatching eggs, avoiding makeshift chick housing, ensuring ventilation without drafts, and maintaining clean brooder houses. It cautions against late feed with cod liver oil, promotes sanitary setups, and stresses proper space for layers and strategic breeding to sustain quality.
Birds that hunt snakes gain protection across regions
Across South Africa the secretary bird is protected by law and custom for killing snakes. It ambushes with wings spread and uses beak and feet to finish off venomous snakes. Similar snake killers include South America's cariama and Australia’s laughing jackass, all benefiting from protection due to their role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
South America
Australia
Man protests ordinance over pet chicken Patti in Kenilworth
George W Vaught of Kenilworth Michigan visits the village manager to challenge a notice enforcing a local chicken keeping ban. He insists his pet chicken Patti sings like a performer and compares it to a canary and grand opera stars, claiming a right to harbor the bird as a vocalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Vaught
Kenilworth
Indiianapolis News
Parisian wooden hats gain vogue for women
Paris integrates three ply wood cloche hats with two part brims and hidden springs to pull over the hair. Delicately carved ornaments adorn the headpieces. Weighs less than felt and resists creases yet carries a higher price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Radio fans Conrad and Bobby chase basketball dreams
In a basement scene three youths, Conrad, Bobby, and three and elev en, emulate radio chatter as they try looping the ball into a basement basket. Conrad mimics announcer lingo with a clear, enthusiastic cadence about dribbling, shooting, and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Bobby
Petrified fruits found near Clarno Oregon
A deposit of petrified tropical fruits was found near Clarno by W. C. Hanna. The discovery includes petrified nuts and fruits such as prickly pears, brazil nuts, pecans, walnuts and dates embedded in rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno
Ore
W. C. Hanna
Lipstick Costs in Germany Far Exceed Public Spending
A government estimate places the yearly expense for lip cosmetics in Germany at 2.5 million dollars. Last year 524 tons of lipstick, worth 1.75 million, were imported while German lipstick manufacturers contributed 750 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Five Virtues Define Perfect Virtue Per Confucius
The quote outlines five core traits gravity generosity of soul sincerity earnestness and kindness as essential for perfect virtue under all circumstances. It emphasizes moral character as the measure of virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confucius
Hotel dining joke plays on odd sauce pairing
A playful exchange about a hotel sauce tasting of furniture polish and how it matched the cabinet pudding, highlighting tongue in cheek humor about a formal dinner mishap.
Knowledge and Wisdom Quote: Cowper
A quotation on knowledge and wisdom contrasts external thoughts with inward attention. It notes knowledge resides in minds full of others ideas while wisdom lies in attention to one’s own thinking. No events, places, or people are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowper
Pompous Person Collides With Small Man Incident
A pompous individual complains about a collision with a smaller man, demanding that the other party watch where they are going. The exchange suggests a minor public altercation with no lasting injury.
Drafts Make Some People Fidgety and Hominy Rarer
People aware drafts trigger their colds are fidgety about drafts. The only reason some avoid hominy is that no one offers it to them.
Milk of Human Kindness Tarnished in City Scandal
A social welfare tale signals that even acts of generosity can be compromised by hidden motives and public scrutiny. The piece probes motivations behind charitable aid and the impact on community trust amid a broader moral setback.
Old Doctor Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Aids Elderly Health
In 1883 the famed Dr Caldwell discovered a gentle, effective laxative that aids bilious, tired, and weak patients without causing griping or habit. Today his Syrup Pepsin is touted as the world’s most popular laxative, available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Dorothy’s Struggle with Goodness Echoes in Chicago Tribune Back Page
Dorothy confesses the challenge of staying good as she notes the ease of being naughty. The remark captures a light moment reflecting on moral effort and mischief in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Mamma
Chicago Tribune
Kruschen Salts Promises Fat Loss and Health Boost
An October note from Montana describes a dieter losing fat using Kruschen Salts. The advert claims daily half-teaspoon rituals in hot water before breakfast result in rapid fat loss, improved vitality, clear skin, and a “Kruschen feeling.” Buy an 85c bottle with money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
America
Remarkable Union Ten Years Without A Shot Fired
A quirky local item notes a married couple living together ten years without conflict or anger, described in a humorous tone. The piece highlights peaceful domestic harmony and longevity of their partnership with a playful remark.
Down and Out as Bill Collector Calls
A Lynchburg News item notes the man who is down is always out when the bill collector calls, highlighting hardship and debt pressure in a concise local remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg News
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