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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text discusses women and ailments with unfocused claims and stray phrases. No clear events, dates, or names. content appears as scattered statements about remedies and medical advice without cohesive narrative.
The scene notes Mrs Blakeley delivering an effective address at the Women’s Club though she has strong opinions on fashion. A conversation follows about whether a self made hat designer could persuade others. The line ends with a quip about choosing law over persuasion.
Prepared by the United Department of Agriculture, the notice warns nicotine kills striped beetles when applied as a nicotine phosphate dust mixture. It notes that a four percent nicotine dust is as effective as higher concentrations and provides guidance for mixture and application.
The guideline advises one-fourth to one-half ounce of dust per application to deter and kill beetles. Use a high volume duster to force dust into cracks, cover plants early, and apply before swarms appear. Department Circular 224 is available free from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington DC.
The United States Department of Agriculture studies new gases that could kill pests such as birds rodents and insects. Heavier than air gases may target burrowing species and stored product pests with care to protect humans and animals. Trials with gas aim to supplement or replace hydrocyanic acid and carbon bisulphide, though safety concerns and handling precautions remain.
A simple homemade corn sheller uses a block of wood with a sloping notch and three legs. A lever and spikes mounted on the block shell the corn into a catching box fastened to the legs.
A humorous exchange features a husband lamenting his wife’s morning mood and her retort about her presence only in the morning. An advertisement claims Red Cross Ball Blue ensures sparkling linens and urges purchase at good grocers.
It pays to treat cows gently and firmly, keep milking periods regular, milk in the same order, and have each milker tend the same cows. This practice supports the highest herd development even if the influence on individuals seems small.
Guidance on constructing a homemade stave silo 10 by 24 feet to feed six or seven cows, with four acres of corn noted as sufficient. Includes a recipe for chick feed using corn, oats, and bone meal mixed with buttermilk, plus general feeding advice.
A brief Birmingham Herald snippet records Mrs. Jibway reacting to Mrs. Gripping’s missing poodle. The exchange features concern, commentary, and a light remark about not jumping with glee on finding a corner. It captures a small neighborhood moment with a humorous aside.
Quote underscores the risk to competition if forage creps are removed, warning that without them the team cannot contend against corn belt opponents.
Much of vegetable culture success hinges on keeping the hoe at work. When soil is semimoist it is the ideal time to stir deep between rows of young vegetables to promote air and sum exposure. The guidance aims to aid those building a successful poultry industry.
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