Former child star becomes heroine of real romance
Mrs. Frank Dempsey once known as Marie Osborne the former child star of films learns her real father has amassed a fortune and planned an inheritance for her at twenty one. She discovers L T Osborne and Betty were foster parents while her real father H L Shriver now in Washington Pa arranged the legacy through the Colorado children's home. The tale mirrors a Cinderella rise from clerk to heiress after years of hardship.
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Los Angeles
Frank Dempsey
Marie Osborne
Marie” Osborne
Osborne
Osbornes
Mrs. Dempsey
John L. McMenamin
The
Colorado Children’s Home
McMenamin
Denver
Miss Osborne
Falling Ear Shocks Vienna Shoemaker
Josef Steinmetz of Schonbach found his left ear on the ground after a fall at an inn. The ear’s frostbitten condition explained the painless sensation, and a village doctor confirmed the bizarre incident as the ear detaching from the cold weather.
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Vienna
Josef Steinmetz
Schonbach
Youth freed after 24 hours hanging from canyon tree
Pasadena youth Cadmus Lawrence, seventeen, was rescued after spending a day with his heels caught in a tree fork above a canyon. He fell 380 feet during a hiking trip in the Altadena foothills and fainted from exertion. Two Boy Scouts helping in a search party found him bruised and bleeding, then freed him.
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Pasadena
Calif
Cadmus Lawrence
Canyon
Lawrence
Altadena Foothills
Goat Starts Fire In Bridgewater Barn Blaze
A goat at Bridgewater Massachusetts accidentally started a fire by trying to eat a lantern. The blaze destroyed a barn with damage estimated at 500 dollars.
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Bridgewater
Mass
O'Leary
Michael Kashuba
Coyote Killed After Dash With Car by Sterling
A coyote blinded by headlights from J B Sterling’s car darted ahead for half a mile before Sterling stopped the vehicle and killed the animal with a jack. The incident notes the use of a jack to dispatch the coyote.
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Jack Hugo
Cole
J. B. Sterling
Sterling
Jack
Penguin poultry and the self clipping of flightless birds
A Kansas experiment station study explains a dominant inherited trait called self clipping that makes penguin like poultry unable to fly over small fences. Breeders can transfer this trait to standard breeds by mating flightless birds with normal fowls then selecting flightless offspring.
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D. C. Warren
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Guinea
Sanitation urged to curb new poultry disease Leucemia
Illinois agriculture officials warn a deadly poultry disease named leucemia threatens $37 million in state poultry. No cure exists. control relies on sanitation and disinfecting premises. Avoid breeding from infected flocks. Evidence suggests eggs may spread the disease. symptoms appear in four to six month old birds and can cause chronic losses. Autopsy and diagnosis by a local veterinarian are advised for suspicious cases.
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Illinois
College of Agriculture
University of Illinois
Laying Time for Pullets From Same Hatch Varies Widely
The Los Angeles Times notes pullets from identical hatch groups raised under the same conditions begin laying at different times by weeks. Early starters tend to be better winter layers, strong spring producers, and persistent into summer. Breeders for next year mostly come from early starters, so mark precocious pullets and record hatch dates, using toe punches or wing bands for identification.
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Los Angeles Times
How Many Chicks to Buy for Next Winter
The article advises buying three times the number of pullets you want next winter to ensure the target. Cockerels typically outnumber pullets in a lot at hatch. Expect about 55 percent cockerels and plan for at least ten percent loss in estimates.
Moist Mash Feeding Aids Egg Production In Poultry
Moist mash is fed as a supplement to dry mash to boost egg output. It is prepared by mixing water or milk to a crumbly, not wet, consistency and fed in mash hoppers atop dry mash. Feed amount equals what birds will clean up in 20 minutes, preferably mid afternoon.
Milk linked to longer life in early American history
The article cites US census data showing life expectancy rising from 35 years at Washington's inauguration to about 58 years today. Dairy expert J Frandsen credits increased milk consumption with lengthening lifespans, noting milk as the near perfect food rich in calcium phosphorus vitamins A and B.
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George Wash
United States
United States Bureau of Census
J. Frandsen
Department of Dairy Industry
Massachusetts State College
Frandsen
How to train BABY'S BOWELS
Dr Caldwell prescribes a teaspoonful daily to ease constipation in babies. The ad claims his forty seven years of practice, focus on women and children, and his track record of delivering healthy births.
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