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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
7
A Massachusetts Extension Poultry Specialist notes the poultry business is competitive and requires large investment. Growth in poultry and egg production means more careful planning, higher bird counts per farm, and emphasis on baby chicks and hatching eggs for income.
Lesson text reviews Mark nine on the transfiguration and its impact on faith. It outlines three pillars: know Christian truth of Christ’s deity and redemptive work, experience spiritual power through personal renewal, and serve needy humanity by translating truth into action. It emphasizes vision, growth in grace, and practical ministry.
Prof L M Roehl of the New York State college of agriculture notes farm edge tools are sharpened with a motor driven emery grinder. A guard should stay over the wheel when possible, though some blades require guard removal. Proper technique reduces risk and improves tool performance.
Hereford cattle arrived in America in 1817 via Henry Clay. The piece mentions water access for livestock, goose appetite, California citrus pest control costs at five million dollars, meat consumption of 150 pounds per person annually, the importance of proper fencing, pastures needing rest after overgrazing, and roast meat thermometers introduced by home economists at the University of Illinois over 35 years ago.
A trivia page presents six questions covering Revolution era geography Washington birth date Latin abbreviations Northwest Territory states and World War I helium prices. It challenges recall of the western outpost seven hills Washington birth debate i e from Latin words carved states helium pricing past and present.
Gardeners should water lightly until half grown, then stop for bigger blossoms. Regularly pick flowers for continuous blooms especially sweet peas and pansies. Harvest root crops, peas, corn, squash, and tomatoes at proper stages to maintain flavor and texture.
A period fashion note on furniture care urges regular use of a light-oil polish to keep woods gleaming. It argues polish prevents cracking and drying out, enhances grain, and preserves a high-tone finish in all woodwork and pieces.
The text lists Fort Laurens near Bolivar Ohio Rome in Italy addresses Washington birth date shift to February 22 1732 via the Gregorian calendar and notes a change from 2000 to 1 cent per cubic foot for gas in 1917 price history across Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin.
A night worker named Terence Shea explains to a visitor that after paying rent provisions milk and family needs he saves his earnings in barrels mostly sugar barrels and when unavailable in plain flour barrels, depositing the rest of his wages each week.
A vintage guide explains rug hooking basics using burlap frames and wool strips. It details a 26 by 34 inch rug pattern with color indicators, hemming, and stitching steps. It also promotes Mrs Spears Sewing for the Home Decorator book for home sewing projects.
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