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Red’s Cure
By Helen Langworthy

! TE reason my husband has been
nick-named Big Red is because
| he's over six feet tall, carrot-topped

| and peppery dispositioned., While
painting our home
Mi and reaching far
Minute out from the top
Fiction | of the ladder Big
Red fell. There

were more people than the doctor
and I to realize that my husband
had broken his leg. He was howling
mad!
Surprisingly, though, Big Red
wasn't too bad a patient during his
long hospitalization. Yes, leave it
to him—he did a royal job, nothing
simple and routine! His fracture
required specialists, operations and
enough paraphernalia around his
bed to make it resemble Franken-
stein's nightmare. That's Big
Red!
During those long months be-
fore he came home Big Red
said that the thing he was most
thankful for was that he was
away from the Sanders, the
Markhams, and the Keatings.

my

Perhaps in other neighborhood
there are more fa 's like those
three. If so, I can sympathize with
r' to thorou
tiresome foll
all who live neighbc
nice but thoroughly
doesn’t work,”
“1 could al-
“If this cure
Big Red agreed,
ways do a repeat.”
Sanders, for instance, He
has gall stones. The way he de-
the pain, t medi-

» many
cines the doctors
solve ther i
ber for d . n
an operation, Mr,
*Oh, no!” Youw
» tried to dis-

DS
vould

nder i

| rob him of his only conversational

topic!
Little Mrs. Markham is sweet and |
love She seeins so—until she men-
tions she didn't sleep last night, the
night before and for ha
heard the clock strike e hour! |
She's tried counting el hot
milk and drugs. Nothing helps.
Then there's Mr. Keating. He's
| next in size to Big Red. His woe i
an allergy. When he and his wif

come in maybe it's the new dave
port pillow that he stares at like it
e from Mars. He's spent hour
iving painful shots and tellin
1 it them.
HEN 1 I finall cam
home i it

tc
could upset v3
argued gently, Bi 1 roa $0 1
asked the three couples over.
It must have been the first t
ar » had dared having the three
| chronic complainers under one roof.
How the conversation fle
painful gall stones—"'

“—not a good night's
rupted with,
ep for

three
ree

Then he began! With a voice
that could make a general stand
at attention, Big Red described
the troubles he’d undergone. He
reeled off treatments, doctors,
specialists, traction a’ the
silver plates that had becn ap-
plied to his leg bone during the
operations, the pain, the sleep-
lessness, the discomfort, the
way the doctors had been per-
plexed, hundreds of shots! It
was terrific. I think my mouth
flew open and 1 forgot to shut it,
When our company looked at each |

gled their feet experimentally as
though they wondered how soon|
they could decently leave,~Big Red
winked at me! He took a deep]
breath—and began again on the hor-
rors of his case.
The three couples
the front door.
Qut on the porch, with Big Red’s|
voice just a muted roar our guests|
express their sympathy. “Such
a one track mind!” said Mr. Keat-
ing.
‘Don’t you get tired of hearing
him tall about pain?’ asked
Sanders who neter tires of his!
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dllliOol
ran for |
2

I stepped inside, closed the door| prasia have increased 124 per cent
on their pity, Then I went to Big| since 1939, according to figures of
| the
shook. | nomics. In the west north central
region
: Bis| Nebraska is a part,
18| increased 3 per cent during the
four months ending in July, This
despite
Red . .. and we giggled, we roared
with laughter. Big Red’s bed
“I can’t wait til we see them . .
next time,” I told him; finally,
“If this cure doesn’t work,
Red agreed, “I could always do a|
repeat!” {
Somehow, though—I'm sure there|
will be no need!
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Everybody in this locality reads|
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tisers get such excellent results,

| departments
{ building of farm ponds, there still
f of
| corn growir
| cluding three University of Wiscon-

Farm Land Prices Up
ve Sharply in Nebraska
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Water Supply Vital
In Farm Fire Control
Ennual Damage Amounts
To Over $100 Million
Recently a New Jersey farmer's
barn was set afire by linghtning,
and despite the efforts of three
fire departments from nearby vil
lages, the barn was a complete

loss.
Two factors combined to defeat
the firemen, There was a delay in
notifying the fire department be-
cause the fire wasn't immediately
noticed. There wasn't a good sup-
ply of water near the barn from
which the pumpers could draw.
These conditions are comman to
most properties in rural or small
town areas, If rural residents can
find means to correct them, they

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No water. There is not much
these firemen could do to save
the barn without an adequate
water supply.
will go a long way toward reduc-
ing the large number of ‘total
losses” that occur on farm proper-
ties, causing damage amounting to
$100,000,000 a year and taking ‘the
lives of 3,500 farm residents.
In of efforts on: ‘the part
of agents, farm groups,
insurance men, and volunteer fire
to encourage the
spite
county
are thousands of farms in all parts
the country with inadequate
water supplies.

The easiest way to provide ade-
quate water is to dam a brook,
or deepen an existing marsh or
water hole near the barn. Or a
farmer be able to bulldoze
a suitable pond near his buildings.
For proper drainage, the pond |
should be laid out with surveying |
may
| instruments. |
‘Sound of Com Growing’
Recorded by Professor
Probably every farmer in the
United States at one time or an- |
other has heard the old saw ‘it’s
so hot you can almost hear the

g.”” Now, seven men, in-
’
sin experts, have joined the ranks
of believers,
have a tape recording of
They

what they describe as corn growing. |
bert cobs, telegraph and farm |
of the Madison Capital |
, thought up the idea, With the |
aid of Wisconsin U. experts the ex- |
periment was conducted in a 100- |
acre stand of university raised corn.
Recording equipment was carried
500 feet into the field. Microphones

W carried deep into the corn
rows. There was no wind or other
noises to complicate the recording, |
the experimenter reported. |
When the experiment was over |
and the recording played, Verner |
associate professor of
meteorology at the school, said,
“When background noises subsided, |
yeu could hear that corn growing.”
EK. Suomi,
Farm experts report corn makes
80 per cent of its growth during
night-time and will grow as much
as two to five inches in one night. |

Hinged Fence

Here is an idea a number
of midwest farmers might use
in their feed lots. Hinged at the |
bottom and held in position by
chains, a section of fence is
lowered to form a manger, It
can be raised when not in use
to become again part of the |
fence. Posts should be set along
the length of the manger as il-
lustrated.
Farm land dollar values in Ne-
bureau of agricultural eco-
of the country, of which |
prices have |
the usual seasonal reduc-
in farm real estate activity
rn er SAG GI
There is no better way to hoost

Quality Meats
| Tsushimas Island Group
Strategically Located
The Tsushimas, an island group
lying in 120-mile-wide Korea Strait
between Korea and Japan, have a
way of turning up in the news when
wars are made-or settled—in the
Far East,
As truce talks progress, the Re-
public of Korea is now reported to
be showing interest in the posses-
sion of these strategic islands under
the provisions of the forthcoming
Japanese peace treaty.
Whether they press the claim or
not, the Koreans have long insisted
that the Tsushimas ‘‘belong his.
torically’ to their country. Japan-
ese sources contend, however, that
the islands have been in Japanese
hands since the 7th century,
Still another Far East govern.
ment which has historic links with
the Tsushima area is the Soviet
Union, notes the National. Geo-
graphic Society. It was in Tsush-
ima Strait, east of the islands, that
Russia's Imperial Fleet met de-
cisive defeat in the Russo-Japanese
War of 1904-5,
Students of naval strategy point
to the Russo-Japanese battle of
May 27-28, 1905, as a classic exam-
ple of lessons to be 1éarned from
relative ship lineup, speed, armor,
and the ability to strike hard and
fast,
“The battle of Tsushima,"” wrote
one British expert soon after the
action,” is by far the greatest and
most important naval event since
Trafalgar.”
Its results were to be of far-
reaching significance in determin-
ing the future international balance
of power in the Far East. For Tsar-
ist Russia's acknowledgment . of
Japan's sphere of influence in
Korea was soon followed by the
taking over of the peninsula as a
virtual Japanese protectorate, and
later by its formal annexation,

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(GREASE and dirt can easily clog
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bottom of the can and inserting a length
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