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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
7
A speaker warns against communism equating it with a religion that opposes Christian practice. He argues it denies human dignity and family, undermines rights and churches, and threatens freedoms worldwide. Pope Pius IX is cited on its danger to Christianity and civilization.
Dow Chemical develops a dinitro fungicide insecticide DN-289 named Legic for orchard use. Effective against aphids scales mites and moths in dormant periods with 1 to 2 quarts per 100 gallons of water depending on target pest. Research seeks further insect and disease controls with the compound.
The article suggests the List congress will likely tackle restoring income tax cuts it recently removed as political maneuvering for the election year. Voters are advised to save the tax cut now to cover next January’s payment.
A column argues President Truman should not quit under pressure and reviews his stance on anti lynch and anti poll tax laws as well as fair employment practices. It notes his fault lines with Jewish voters and political factions while referencing constitutional principles against poll taxes and state imposed segregation on interstate travel.
Farmers must become poultry merchandisers to compete with broiler factories. Consumers will soon have broader choices so better packaging is essential. Brand naming and transparent packaging boost sales, as tests show packaged poultry attract one to three times more demand than unwrapped birds. Cellophane and regenerated cellulose films are used for packaging.
Pyre on his front porch shooed away a salesman peddling a 10 volume set on scientific agriculture. The old farmer refused, saying he already farms well enough and has no use for the sample book.
A garbled Q and A style fragment asks who invented the pole used by grocers to reach top shelves and what is the coldest land climate. It touches on whether birds sleep in nests and if a spear found in an oyster is valuable. The text includes stray phrases about pearls in oysters and odd insults.
Fragmentary OCR text shows shopping or catalog style notes with pricing and ordering details not forming a coherent event or article. No clear people, places, organizations, or dates emerge to anchor a factual summary.
Cambridge pastor Rev. Benjamin Beers age 71 has read the complete Bible 50 times and the New Testament 115 times. He treks the Bible two or three times daily for about two hours as a practice of faith with the United Pentecostal Council and the Assemblies of God.
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