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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

7

Preserving New-Laid Eggs in Water Glass at Ohio State

Nutrition specialists at Ohio State University advise farmers to preserve clean infertile eggs in water glass for off season use. Use a five gallon jar, ensure two inches of solution above eggs, keep lid on, and replenish as needed. Eggs can be removed at any time and prepped for boiling by piercing a tiny hole to prevent cracking.

Ohio State University WNU

Black Leghorns Gain Popularity on Farms

A Philadelphia Inquirer poultry expert notes Black Leghorns, the black sister to White Leghorns, are thriving on thousands of farms. They show hardy health, resist common diseases, require no vaccines, and produce large white eggs with yellow market-ready skin. England favors them in egg-laying contests for eggs, size, and feed efficiency.

The Philadelphia Inquirer England

Farm Hints From 1930s Agriculture Notes

Hints cover hatchability tied to hatching eggs over 10 days and turkey lays around 70 eggs a season. California egg production could supply two citizens for six mornings in 1935. Dry hay with gravel or sand as litter is inferior to straw. Early vaccination may improve egg laying. Roasters roaming 20 to 25 weeks before fattening raises breast and leg meat. Hog poisoning often from too much salt. Excessive spring growth in apple trees yields water sprouts, not fruit. Poor seed lowers corn yields. seed testing in early spring advised. Farm motor truck costs 7 cents per mile for 1954 ton vehicle use. Weeds linked to imported agricultural seed remain a major issue.

Simple Test Aids Detect Spine Injuries and Gland Causes

A medical guide outlines a method to locate spinal injuries without moving the patient and notes how a gentle head bend triggers pain at the injured spinal level. It also discusses gland-related obesity testing for thyroid and pituitary issues with metabolism tests, X rays, and gland-targeted treatments.

Elephant Boy and a Parade of 1940s Stars in Film Notes

A review notes Elephant Boy with Sabu and Flaherty, praising its heart and animal splendor. It also covers Bette Davis in Marked Woman, Racketeers in Exile with George Bancroft, Tarzan casting by Sol Lesser, Glenn Morris, and MGM news on Clark Gable, Johnson Weismuller, Judy Daniels, and The Shopworn Angel with Jean Harlow Jimmy Stewart, Lily Pons, and reissues of old hits.

India Sabu Robert Flaherty Aran Ireland Bette Davis George Bancroft Warner Brothers Columbia M-G-M Jean Harlow Jimmy Stewart Gary Cooper Nancy Carroll Lily Pons Kiki Mary Pickford

Erin O Brien Moore to star as Nana in Emile Zola film

Erin O Brien Moore from Black Legion will play Nana in The Life of Emile Zola. The casting follows trials by many prominent actresses for Pathe's two reeler A Day With the Quints. Ann Sothern finds a crystal reindeer on returning to the RKO studio, a gift from Ana Merkel. Don Wilson makes his film debut in Missus America. Belgian painter Albert Colfs lists Frances Farmer, Merle Oberon, Luise Rainer, Jean Harlow, Norma Shearer and Kay Francis as film stars in beauty.

Erin O’brien Moore Black Legion Nana Emile Zola Pathe Ann Sothern Ana Merkel Don Wilson Jack Benny America Albert Colfs Frances Farmer Merle Oberon Luise Rainer Jean Harlow Norma Shearer Kay Francis Union

Branded Hand and Cap'n Streeter Highlight Old News

In Muskegon a memorial marks Capt. Jonathan Walker famed for a pre Civil War effort to aid escaping slaves and branded for his courage. Also recounted is Cap'n Streeter the Squatter King of Chicago Streeterville whose long battle ended with his heirs continuing the fight for land. Legislative news surveys unicameral debates taxes and proposed reforms as Nebraska Wisconsin and Texas weigh in on governance and budgets.

Evergreen Cemetery Muskegon Mich Walker S. S Jonathan Walker Massachusetts Florida Bahamas Pensacola John Greenleaf Whittier Harriet Beecher Stowe Cap’n Streeter Lake Michigan Chicago Gold Coast King Streeter Great Lakes Honduras Maria Cap'n Streeter Cap'n” Streeter Ma’’ Streeter Dafoe Tecumseh Tecumseh Sclon Nebraska Wisconsin Solon Texas

Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book Ad

Reader profiles fashion use and sewing tips for smart frocks and the Barbara Bell patterns. Instructions list sizes and yardage for patterns 1280 1233 and 1284 with a pitch to order the Barbara Bell Pattern Book from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.

Barbara Bell Sewing Circle Pattern Dept W. Wacker Dr Chicago Ill Bell Syndicate WNU

Running a Farm and a Newspaper in Focused Detail

The passage compares running a farm and a newspaper as activities requiring constant attention to detail. It discusses emotions such as indignation and anger, social dynamics with difficult people, and reflections on teaching children through conversation and equality. The tone is contemplative and aphoristic.

Foreign Words and Phrases List

Aequo animo With equa nimity J ai parle I have spoken Arbiter elegantiarum An authority on matters of good taste Zum Beispiel For example Sans facon Without ceremony In paris naturalibus In a state of nudity Quet a pens An ambush Fiacre A public hack Exeunt exeunt omnes They go out they all go out Egalite Equality Amende honorable A satisfactory apology reparation Et id genus omne And everything of the sort Vale Farewell Ancien regime The old order of things the rulers of the ante Revolution period

Z. B Paris Naturalibus Fiacre

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