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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1936
Page
7
Homemaker advice on preparing for a day helper to avoid wasted time. Being ready with cleaning cloths, supplies, and tools reduces delays, shows respect, and improves efficiency. Guests should follow the host’s preferred methods unless asked to do otherwise. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
Miss Irene A. Wright reports discovery of old Spanish documents on De Soto. She found evidence placing his birth in 1500 and suggests he played a larger role in Pizarro’s expedition, while depicting harsher treatment of Indigenous peoples and funding from plunder.
A reflective piece discusses freedom as a general condition versus special privileges. It argues that privileges that remove struggle are a disadvantage and cites William Lyon Phelps noting economic ease aided Browning. The article suggests true liberty lies in overcoming hardship.
In Chapel Hill North Carolina an unsuccessful state legislature candidate itemized campaign contributions including two haircuts two batches of announcement cards five nights lodging cheese crackers soft drinks tobacco four rides to neighboring towns three pairs of half sales and heels fourteen dollars eighty cents in cash from friends and admirers one light lunch and heavy advice and one heavy lunch with light advice which was ignored
The Polish surname Mishkowich means son of Michael. Michael is a Hebrew given name meaning who is like God.
The piece argues that wealth and leisure do not guarantee success, and that true growth comes from adversity. It cites Browning, Michelangelo, and scientific progress as examples where effort and suffering produce strength, truth, and lasting beauty.
The excerpt argues that sympathy and fellowship arise from experience and that progress for humanity comes through suffering, obstacles, and torment. Perfection, it says, would require broken arcs on earth and heaven would lack a perfect round without them. Freedom is about balancing human interests and energies, not mere being let alone.
Description outlines a two piece suit in black and white with a knitted dull velvet yarn fabric. High rolled collar and pockets use angora and silk. Buttons and buckle are carved coal.
A medium chrome yellow floor reflects onto white or cream walls, creating a sunshiny effect and a charming ambiance in the room.
An NC State College article outlines key inheritable traits for profitable poultry. Early maturity and laying, consistent high egg production, large egg size, hatchability of fertile eggs, and long laying periods drive profitability. early feathering aids broiler production.
A Missouri Farmer writer notes that slipped tendons in young poults stem from mineral imbalances in feed, not disease. Overuse of mineral tonics or improper balance between phosphorus and calcium can trigger the condition, while commercial mashes are usually balanced. poults with slipped tendons cannot recover though they remain edible.
The Montreal Herald reports that chicken leg weakness stems from vitamin deficiency and can be helped by cod liver oil and sunlight. Feeding 1 to 2 percent cod liver oil in mash may cure the ailment even indoors. Internal parasites are another cause and warrant post mortem checks by a pathologist.
Poultry Jottings discuss practical tips such as using tweezers to pluck pin-feathers and caution about green feed for young turkeys. It notes the hen egg as a historical unit of capacity, the Irish Free State earned over 3.5 million dollars from eggs sent to England, and Canadian poultry and eggs brought farmers over fifty million dollars in the last year.
University of Illinois engineering notes promote trench silos as a cheap fire and wind proof method to salvage corn. They describe construction six to eight feet deep, end-loading silage, hillside access, packing methods, air pocket avoidance, and top layer spoilage management with dirt cover.
The Missouri College of Agriculture expert H A Herman says a close culling of the dairy herd may be needed in many areas due to feed scarcity. Eliminate poor producers and diseased cows. retain promising heifers sired by strong bulls and from top cows. Good yearling heifers may stay with adequate growing rations. Superior stock yields better returns than large numbers of inferior cows on limited rations.
Wallace's Farmer advises careful milking during heat to ensure quality milk and cream. Keep utensils clean, rinse, sun dry, and avoid dust. Wipe cow udders, use clean dry hands, and use a fresh strainer pad. Do not mix warm and cooled milk. Feed hay after milking to reduce contamination.
Wheat absorbs selenium from seleniferous soils and concentrates it in the grain. W O Robinson of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soils warns it is an active poison. Risk can be reduced by inspecting imported wheat and avoiding unknown selenium sources.
authorities agree udder and body cleanliness at milking affects milk quality. barnyard condition directly influences cow cleanliness. muddy yards produce dirty cows and extra work to prepare them for milking. graded drained yards offer advantages.
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