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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
2
A damaged OCR reads subscription terms and stray notices including a joke about a droll machine operator and a mention of a Mrs Pat McElwee with a new Fresno address at 920 Madison St The text also notes a Beatrice and a Fairtiry bond reference and an Airport bond line.
State Journal reports April 3 that Fred Jarvis of Laurel Nebraska sold a tractor at a recent sale for 415 dollars after vigorous bidding. The disc was noted as a good purchase with an original cost around 210 dollars.
Citizens plant as warm spell returns and ground is prepped for defense era victory gardens. The Nebraska Tuberculosis Association urges April awareness to reduce disease and promote health amid wartime efforts.
The Civil Service Commission warns applicants not to request results or relative standing from exam tests or appointment prospects. Staff say inquiries cannot be answered due to reassignments to the war program and advise brief letters stating the exam title. Change of address must be reported immediately as appointments are sent via telegram.
Fragmentary report describes swine cholera symptoms and varying signs in pigs, noting rapid death, autopsy confusion, and the need for veterinary guidance. Advises farmers to recognize danger signs and seek serum treatments, with emphasis on prevention and vigilance in hog herds.
The article traces the early use of portable stoves among Pennsylvania Dutch settlers in the mid eighteenth century. It credits Benjamin Franklin with experiments from 1742 toward a heating device called the Pennsylvania Fireplace, noting its portable front design and rear air box for room heat and circulation. Franklin reportedly declined a patent, believing shared benefit outweighed personal gain.
Studies in America and Britain show acetylcholine and related choline like substances modify brain electrical patterns and nerve transmission. In small doses they ease, in large doses they oppose effects, suggesting uses for nervous and mental disorders including paralysis and epilepsy.
The article discusses Dr. Abrahamus’s view that early humans evolved with feet suited to stability rather than rapid movement. He notes toes wrapping around trunks and soundness on uneven ground as evidence that ancient humans were not designed for fast locomotion.
The census records show nearly 8 5 pounds of wool are tied annually in hat manufacture across the factories.
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