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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

3

Beauregard the Great Creole in Civil War Legend

A profile of Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard, the Confederate general once hailed as a hero after Bull Run and Manassas, then fading from memory. The piece notes his West Point life, battles at Shiloh and Charleston, complex relation with Jefferson Davis, and a postwar myth-making wave before his death. It cites Hamilton Basso’s new Scribner’s biography Be auregard the Great Creole as a corrective to the legend.

Fort Sumter Confederate States of America Confederate Congress General Assembly of South Carolina New Orleans Montgomery Ala Richmond Jefferson Davis Manassas Bull Run Virginia Washington Confederates States of America Pierre Gustave Tourant Beauregard Charles Scribner’s Sons Beauregard Hamilton Basso Basso Lee Mr. Basso Robert Edward Lee Stonewall Jackson Albert Sidney Johnston Jeb Stuart Jefferson Davis South Louisiana New York Peugnet Napoleon United States Military Academy West Point Robert Anderson Irvin McDowell Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard Bull Run Creek Engineers Corps Fort Adams Rhode Island Barataria Bay Laure Villere Contreras Churubusco Chaultepec Lincoln Benjamin Department of the West Shiloh Pittsburg Johnston Grant Corinth Sumter Halleck Braxton Bragg Charleston Secession Petersburg Joseph Johnston Sherman Jubal A. Early Octopus Stuart Western Newspaper Union

Poultry Disease Threatens Farm Flocks

Extension specialist warns range paralysis is a growing problem in many regions. Chickens show lameness and paralysis around fourteen weeks, with mortality from five to sixty percent. Prevention relies on sanitation, independent chick units, avoiding crowding, and segregation from older hens.

L. Ferguson Ohio State University WNU

Remarkable Rhode Island Hen Records High Egg Output

A North Dakota experiment station report highlights a Rhode Island hen laying 542 eggs in two years, 284 first year and 258 second year, with 190 pounds of feed. Eggs worth $10, feed cost $2, yielding a net $4 annual profit. Feed averaged about four pounds per dozen eggs, prompting emphasis on egg records for breeding selection.

O. A. Barton Poultry Department North Dakota Experiment Station Rhode Island Wallace

Ointment for Chickens Heads Colds and Roup

The Missouri Farmer notes chickens suffer from colds and roup and warns against outbreaks. It recommends an ointment with olive oil camphor and carbolic acid applied to head face comb and wattles. Caution against adding hot mixture to avoid explosion. have a druggist prepare it. Apply every second or third day and, in severe cases, treat the mouth roof opening.

Missouri

Catering to Birds’ Appetites in Feeding Long-Term

When birds are out of condition, feed according to their appetites. As health returns, resume regular feeds gradually. Even healthy layers differ in taste, with flocks preferring different grains or mash. Feed them what they want to maximize condition and productivity.

Cross Breeding For Lighter Poultry To Produce Heavier Table Birds

Cross-breeding poultry raisers with stock of lighter breeds may profit by crossing hens with heavier breed males. This can raise chicken weight by one to two pounds per bird. Even if cross-bred pullets stay lighter than very heavy layers, they can remain profitable layers through winter and spring and may perform better.

The Coming Out of a Debutante in Modern Society

Emily Post outlines how debutantes are presented today, noting dowager influence has faded and invitations come from peers. She describes varied formats from dances and teas to private salons, with emphasis on ease, local custom, and personal polish.

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Bears enjoy skunk cabbage flowers despite sting

The text notes bears favor skunk cabbage flowers though biting them causes an acrid sting that lasts about 10 to 15 minutes. The flowers are yellow and hidden inside a green reddish purple spathe, the first wild flower to emerge from thawed swamp soil.

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