Mothier Coo Book Prompts Superstition Over Locks
The piece notes a belief that a horseshoe over a door holds more value than a lock and key. It explores superstition as a driver of safety and daily habits in the community.
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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
8
The piece notes a belief that a horseshoe over a door holds more value than a lock and key. It explores superstition as a driver of safety and daily habits in the community.
Recipes and kitchen tips discuss chicken au lait macaroni scallop and fish leftovers with timing and methods. The piece notes lettuce storage with curtaining and suggests sandwich fillings with hard boiled eggs red pepper olives parsley and mayo. It ends with a dessert date souffle and a stray line about a summer acquaintance.
A brief discussion on pain as a warning sensation rather than a feeling. Pain is localized in sensory cells, mainly on the skin, acting as a health and safety watchdog. It signals danger and helps us avoid deadly causes, making it a crucial ally in survival.
A humorous exchange pondering which animal most resembles humans. The monkey is cited as the closest kin, with lines hinting at ancestral ties and mock speculation about human relatives. The piece ends with a punchy quip about pride and access.
November 3 1928 session notes adjournment by C Edwin Johnson due to storms and raids leaving only one member in attendance. Financial items listed include salaries and materials for jail building, records, and county offices. school event reports note a student John Ed Campbell's death and a poetry contest win printed without author credit.
William H Larson a certified Radio Technician endorsed by the National Radio Institute of Washington DC solicits radio repairing and custom set building Call G T Rays Jewelry Store Phone 51 Get The Records prices on Christmas Cards before you buy. Le Alcohol 85c per gallon 188 red Nielson Chevrolet Company
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station reports moldy silage results from corn not packed promptly after denting. Overripe wilted or frozen corn traps air, delaying oxygen exhaustion and allowing moth growth. Tests buried crates at fill time. later digging showed no spoilage around crates.
Millet hay provides limited nourishment for cattle due to low protein content. When cut early it is decent only with high protein supplements. if left to mature seed, straw offers little feed value for cows though it may suit horse maintenance. Fully ripe seed then straw has poor feeding value overall.
Farmers urged to turn ewes to fresh pasture weeks before breeding and provide grain. Emphasizes alfalfa not raised in summer or winter, and extols sunshine as top disinfectant and a natural tonic for livestock, especially young.
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