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Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1936

Page

6

Wilderness Pact Between Kerry Young and Nan Downer

Kerry Young and Nan Downer explore a northern tract by canoe and foot, assessing deer moose and beaver habitats as they plan a land sale. Ted West lurks as a possible obstacle while Ezra Adams hints at a hidden killer’s past, shaping their risky strategy.

Ezra Adams Kerry Nan Ezra Dexter Chicago Ted West Young Cash Tod West West Jim Hinkle Jim Nan Downer

Breath Odor From Onion and Garlic Is From Mouth

Medical notes explain that foul breath after eating onion or garlic comes from particles in the mouth and teeth. Brushing with soap and water or alcohol fails to remove it, while washing with a chloramine solution deodorizes the odor immediately. The piece cautions against dinitrophenol weight loss drugs and urges simple dieting and exercise.

Howard W. Haggard Leon A. Greenburg New Haven Journal of the American Medical Association Drs. Haggard and Greenburg Wnub Service

Feeding pullets 12 to 24 weeks old for balanced growth and egg production

Professor C S Platt from New Jersey College of Agriculture argues pullets aged 12 to 24 weeks should get two to three times more grain than mash. Allowing birds to choose between grain and mash supports normal weight, health, and eggs and helps avoid excess protein.

C. S. Platt New Jersey College of Agriculture WNU

Poland Rich in Spruce Baselining Polish Pulpwood Resources

The American Polish Chamber of Commerce reports Poland is rich in spruce used for paper. Spruce grows mainly in eastern Poland and the Carpathians, covering about 766,283 hectares with annual growth near 2,785,475 cubic meters. About 50 percent of eastern spruce and 25 to 35 percent of Carpathian spruce go to pulpwood.

Poland American Polish Chamber of Commerce Carpathian

Change in Management Is Cure for Pullet-Picking

Prolapsus cannibalism and pick-outs in flocks prompt management changes says J C Taylor Rutgers University extension poultryman. Suggestions include four square feet per bird two inches hopper space deep straw litter grain in litter nest darkening nests. If needed metal beaks specs and shields recommended with beaks and specs more effective than shields.

J. C. Taylor New Jersey College of Agriculture Rutgers University

Ventilating Poultry Nests For Summer Laying Health

The nests in poultry houses should be well ventilated and moved if needed to allow air circulation. Use a small amount of dry litter like coarse wood shavings. Plan at least one nest for every five layers in hot weather to maximize first grade large eggs from aging hens.

New-Yorker

Fresh Egg Law Details From Agriculture Secretary

The Philadelphia Record notes that age does not determine freshness. J Hansell French explains the fresh egg law has no time provision and sets standards: air cell depth, visible but not mobile yolk, firm clear white, and no visible germ. properly stored eggs meet the law after weeks.

Philadelphia Record J. Hansell French

Poultry Notes Highlight Breeds Costs and Hatchery Output

The notes urge standard-bred poultry for profitability and note egg taxes at 61 percent of cost. Heat damages egg quality most in the first 24 to 48 hours after laying. A survey of 201 US turkey hatcheries shows 2,448,821 poults hatched by June 1, up 46.7 percent from 1935. A bantam named Tiny in Atlanta weighs nine ounces and lays eggs under half an ounce.

United States Atlanta

Dizzy Dean Winners Ad Promises Free Prizes

An advertisement invites boys and girls to join the Dizzy Dean Winners program and read a Grape Nuts column to learn how to win valuable free prizes.

Whose Fear? A Gnarled Man Admits It in Quiet Contention

A terse remark hints at a character who is unafraid of his own crankiness. The line suggests a solitary stance, with emphasis on internal honesty and wary social reaction in a coy, reflective mood.

Jim Ethel

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