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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
6
In the Western ranch tale, Madeline helps Stillwell pursue Gene Stewart, the rebel-fighting cowboy once named El Capitan. Stillwell seeks Stewart as foreman despite his drunken, deteriorating behavior, while Madeline weighs the danger and her evolving sympathy for the reckless hero.
Madeline Hammond seeks to bring Gene Stewart back from ruin at Chiricahua after Nels delivers his sister Letty’s letter. She confronts him in a sunlit patio, pleads for a return to the ranch, and his pride falters as he agrees to try in a few days.
Instructions emphasize keeping goslings dry and warm after hatching, delaying feeding to 36 to 48 hours, and offering a crumbly mix of oats bran and shorts with fine chopped lettuce or red clover. Feed every 2–3 hours, adjust as days pass, provide dry quarters, ventilation, fresh non cold water, sand nearby, and dust hens to control lice.
Madeline Hammond, a New York society girl, arrives at El Cajon station to find no one waiting. A drunken cowboy and a priest force her to say yes, a shooting occurs, and Bonita helps her escape. Madeline meets Florence Kingsley and later learns of Alfred Hammond’s redemption as Stillwell explains Cowboy Stewart’s actions. Madeline buys Stillwell’s ranch and a life under The Light of Western Stars begins.
A speaker calls someone a composite of tiger breed and forked lightning, invoking vivid animal and elemental imagery to describe the person’s behavior or nature. The line blends mythic force with a royal address, suggesting admiration or caution.
Nelle Gwynne figures in English history as orange girl tavern singer and mistress to Charles II. Biographers note she retained humanity, exercised influence on the king, performed charitable acts, and grew prudent with age amid famed beauty and charm. Pepys described her as a good actress and witty, beloved from king to charcoal seller.
The article recalls Sir Matthew Wood's nickname Absolute Wisdom amid 1821 praise for his support of Queen Caroline and later service as twice lord mayor of London. It notes Victoria's baronetcy honoring his aid to the distressed Duke of Kent and creditors.
A Hull swimming bath has kept the same water for months with a constant filtration process to maintain purity.
Shade for young stock is crucial, especially late hatched chicks. Provide constant shade, fresh water or milk, clean sterilized joints, and active feeding. Start in an orchard, then move to field edges of growing corn with colony coops for economical results.
Brooder pneumonia results from a common mold in incubators brooders or straw. It mainly harms chicks under four weeks, making them sleepy ruffled and lethargic with labored breathing. Infected settings should be fumigated straw replaced and dead birds burned.
An open shed or one with the south side fully open provides excellent shelter for turkeys. The average turkey lays about three litters per season if the eggs are removed after each litter. The first litter averages 18 eggs, the second 12 and the third 10.
Good chicks come from good parent stock and proper hatching. Anconas and Leghorns excel in egg production. Ducks grow quickly and need warmth early. shelled corn aids hens during brooding. Green ducks, eight to twelve weeks old, are a major income source for commercial farms.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often without knowing it. Kidney health affects other organs and can cause back pain headaches low ambition and irritability. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is touted as restoring kidney health and many send for a sample bottle by enclosing ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY. medium and large bottles available at drug stores.
A wife recalls inviting relatives for dinner and attempting pies after flat cakes. She forgot shortening, overworked the dough, filled with peaches, and guests nearly choked on the tough crust. She fled the room in tears.
A witty remark compares a woman's understanding of railroad time tables to a bachelor’s knowledge of a baby, using humor to highlight perceived gender differences.
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