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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
6
A crossword style prompt lists many clues with numbers and partial entries. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue, and references last week’s puzzle solution. The scattered hints include verbs nouns and phrases across horizontal and vertical entries.
Casimir bribes his way to the police desk to obtain an Englishman Norheys Answers for Tommy. Janet fears British ambassador interference, while Casimir plans swift action to avert imprisonment or deportation.
Casimir negotiates with Prince Von Steinveldt using money and a royal insignia to gain Tommy's release. The king orders a covert donation to the prince while Casimir schemes to exploit the arrangement for advantage in Lystria. The scheme unfolds amid German aristocratic pride and English banknotes.
A guide explains how to fill a crossword grid using numbered clues. Horizontal clues define words from the white space to the first black square on the right, vertical clues fill from the white spaces to the next black square below. No letters in black squares. Dictionary words only.
The quote argues Creation placed humans last after other creations. It humorously imagines if man had been first he would try to boss the work and object to busy ants, ending with the line that he is glad man was made last.
The United States mint turns out about one million dollars in coins daily that will never enter circulation. The coins balance gold certificate output, as law requires one third of issued certificates to be backed by gold coins in the treasury. About 300 million dollars in gold coins are needed to support the nearly 871 million dollars in outstanding gold certificates.
The lion, famed as the jungle’s noblest beast, is a formidable hunter whose ferocity terrifies all. The African buffalo often dominates it, and elephants sometimes overpower both lions and tiger kin.
The El Molo tribe near Lake Rudolf in the Kenya colony is described as fishmen who live on water and fish from palm-branch rafts. They drink hourly to avoid lip damage, rely on fish and occasionally hippopotamus, and drink undrinkable lake water high in soda.
A poultry raiser advises early removal of older hens not valuable as breeders and gentler care for younger birds. During molting, reduce heavy foods, allow free roaming, and use a steady ration with oil meal to support feather growth. Avoid drugs. sunflower seeds aid health and patience with molting birds is essential.
The market favors plump birds and prime turkeys fetch higher prices. To gain the extra price, fatten turkeys for three weeks to a month before market using generous feeding with sour milk or buttermilk. Avoid confinement experiments as they misfire. Mark breeding stock before fattening to prevent vigor loss from selling the largest birds.
The male and female guinea fowls look nearly identical. Males have a larger helmet and wattles and a coarser head, but a sure distinction comes from their calls. The female cries "buckwheat buckwheat" while the male emits a single shriek.
The United States egg production record stands at 335 eggs in 365 days per Dr. D. C. Warren of Kansas State Agricultural College. Records above 300 are rare, though thousands of hens are trap-nested annually. With current management, 300 eggs per hen per year nears maximum capacity.
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