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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
2
Special information reported by the Chicago Daily News claims Nazi forces invaded Norway through a vast plot involving bribery and treason by key Norwegian defense officials. Oslo and major seaports were said to fall quickly due to infiltration and conspiracy.
The piece describes Nazi claims of Nordic supremacy challenged by Danes Norwegians and other groups as English and German forces clash along Norwegian ports. It cites Norwegian king Haakon rallying Norwegians from an interior refuge and reports heavy losses on both sides, with German ships and transports sinking amid fierce coastal fighting.
Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada left his wartime cap for a vacation in Virginia. Dr Paul Ehrlich’s name stood out for a chemical syphilis cure claimed to cut treatment to five days with 85 percent success. Dr John L Rice, New York health commissioner, urged an interstate conference of health experts.
Neutral Swedish sources dampen Germany loss hype as Churchill faces criticism in England for fleet handling. Roosevelt vetoes deportation bill, CCC praised amid mixed views on nationalism and socialism. Hyde Park talks skip Garner. Texas Jack ignores digs and keeps to poker.
Farm Topics details a two test method using height at withers and heart girth plus feed intake to rate beef cattle carcass quality. Bradford Knapp Jr of the USDA devised a farm friendly grading system after studying 167 slaughter steers from Herefords Shorthorns Aberdeen Anguss and dairy breeds. The method shows grading aligns with expert graders in most cases helping farmers evaluate sires.
The article outlines three sound ways to begin poultry keeping. Start by buying day old chicks in spring for low cost and learning with time to grow layers. Or buy ready-to-lay pullets in late summer for quicker income, or acquire adult breeding stock to raise chicks as needed for quality stock and gradual experience.
Dr C P Fitch of the University of Minnesota cautions that no cure for Bangs disease has been proven by reliable experiments. He notes Swiss veterinary literature shows no such breakthrough and warns against trusting unverified remedies promoted in a national farmer's magazine.
The keynoter at a national political convention is a principal speaker recognized as the event’s keynote. The First Lady nicknamed Lemonade Lucy was Lucy Webb Hayes. A dog’s bark is a natural vocalization, not a development. Finnish is not a Scandinavian tongue. Reflections on water under moonlight are called moonlit reflections or glints. The oldest continuously inhabited community in the United States is St. Augustine, Florida.
Mrs. Rutherford B. Hayes substituted lemonade for wines at the White House. The bark is an artificial development. domesticated dogs began barking after. The claim connects more directly to Japanese, Turkish and Mongolian sources. Moonglades. Oraibi, Ariz., an Indian village in existence since 1370 is noted as a belief.
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The 1700 act criminalized women who use perfume cosmetics paint false teeth wigs iron corsets padded busts or high heels to lure a man into marriage declaring such unions null and void under the witchcraft law.
A Hare quote presents jealousy as the offspring of love and warns that the child will not rest until it poisons the parent unless the parent acts decisively to end its life.
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