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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1960
Page
3
Oregon State College researchers warn that copper deficiency or molybdenum excess in forage disrupts nutrition and can cause anemia, poor thrift, discolored coats, joint issues, and wool color loss. Excess molybdenum is mainly found in marshy grazing areas. Dr. J R Haag notes copper is needed for hemoglobin formation in cattle.
Excess molybdenum or copper shortage in forage crops causes nutritional disturbances. Analysis of 1,500 blood and liver pairs shows regional patterns in Astoria, Squaw, Butte, and Klamath. Copper fertilization in Oregon has limited success.
USDA reports experiments by Agricultural Research Service show high boll temperatures late in the growing season improve cotton fiber strength without altering thickness length or yield. Restricted water and wide spacing raise boll temperatures and thus fiber quality, while heavy shade or evaporative cooling lower strength.
A reflective piece notes Christmas marks 1969 years since the birth of Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace. It describes His teachings sacrifice and Golden Rule guidance and asserts His enduring presence guiding mankind toward peace and goodwill.
The piece recounts Saint Nicholas origin in Patara Turkey and his life as a bishop, his famed gift giving, and how relics and legends spread to Italy England and the New World. It notes Washington Irving Clement Clark Moore and Thomas Nast shaping the modern Santa Claus image.
The carol Silent Night began in Oberndorf Austria on December 23 1818 when Father Joseph Mohr and Franz Xavier Gruber faced a broken organ. They wrote a simple melody for guitar and led villagers in the first public singing. The song spread after an organ builder memorized it during repairs and introduced it at festivals in Leipzig and beyond. Mohr died poor in 1848 and Gruber lived 15 more years, also in modest circumstances.
Hawaiians paint Christmas trees white to resemble snow. Christmas dinner is a private family feast. Open house hospitality is common but crowded homes would be overwhelmed by guests during the holiday season.
Old Sturbridge Village in Massachusetts showcases a 150 year old recreated New England town with a Christmas toy collection from the early 1880s. The display includes miniature furniture, doll beds, wooden rocking horses, and ice skates reflecting Puritan era constraints and child play.
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