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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1913
Page
3
Practical guide to choosing spray gear for home and commercial uses. Describes pump types from bucket to power sprayers and notes brass construction to resist copper sulfate in Bordeaux mixture. Emphasizes hose length, nozzle cleaning, and elevated spraying from wagon or pole.
Feeding quality through proper intelligent feeding improves all livestock products including wool. The article argues feeding makes wool better regardless of prior condition and stresses careful nutrition impacts market value.
At a German experiment station two year tests show seed potato treatments with 0.05 percent corrosive sublimate solution and two percent Bordeaux mixture yield excellent scab prevention. Soil sulfur at 4 kg per acre and peat mold dressing also reduced scab. sand dressing offered no protection. Next year's crops on soil-dressed plots remained healthy.
Wallace’s Farmer suggests methods to control Canada thistles. A light straw mulch may work but can fail if disturbed. Regular weekly cutting of leaves below soil level during summer can greatly reduce regrowth and lessen next year’s problem.
Two cautions for swine in cold weather. Do not let them sleep in drafty areas or where air blows across them. Avoid exposure to cold drafts and monitor housing to keep livestock warm.
Mrs E M Stetson of California warns poultry keepers against squeezing swollen fowls to remove eye matter. She explains the sac around the eye, when ruptured, allows contagion to spread through the head and to other birds. The advised method is to isolate and feed birds, keep warm, avoiding touching the head.
Outdoor and indoor egg tester uses a three foot long belt with metal egg saucers, an electric lamp, and a hood to reveal egg quality. A hand crank moves the belt while lamps light automatically as eggs pass, allowing inspection from all sides and sorting good eggs from bad.
A general movement aims to unite fancy breeders and utility breeders to strengthen collaboration and advance shared goals. Supporters say closer ties could boost innovation, standards, and industry growth across breeding communities.
A traveler on horseback witnesses a large brawl among Free Staters near a meadow while two women on a fence cheer. A constable on the scene defines it as a private fight among the participants, not a breach of peace.
The piece debates the saying I should worry versus don't borrow trouble. Worry is linked to gray hair and a haggard look, yet the text notes not worrying should not mean ignoring others in distress. It concludes that eliminating worry would lift a heavy burden from many.
A downtown brokerage office hires a dusky porter named Sam who asks for a raise citing high living costs and church contributions. The boss grants the raise and quips that it is better to give to receive, prompting Sam to joke about joining the reception committee.
A newly perfected machine can paste labels and seal boxes at a rate of 1500 per hour. The device automates labeling and sealing, promising swift processing in packaging operations and potential efficiency gains for manufacturers.
A fragment notes the month of July and a large figure 12,327,426, hinting at a monetary or count total. The legible parts provide limited context about the event or full meaning.
A juvenile defense attorney, soon notable in legal circles, makes his first court appearance defending a criminal. He stumbles over the opening remarks with an unclear speech but the judge intercedes kindly, saying the court is with him as he proceeds.
Letter from resident 8. O. Garden describes long standing itchy skin condition with pin head spots and nightly scratching. After trying many salves, use of Cuticura Soap and Ointment led to complete cure in six weeks. Advertisement notes world wide sale and offer of free samples with Skin Book.
In Stray Stories a reader notes an almost $190 raised to erect a monument for a man believed unrecoverable. Now he recovers and asks to borrow the funds to cover medical bills, prompting disbelief.
In a sharp exchange a critic questions whether Faker raised funds from questionable securities. A quick retort labels the move as raising Cain, signaling strong dissent and a dismissal of the effort.
A brief note reflects on a woman who claimed to be 25 in 1900 and suggests she would be nearing 30 years old by now. The remark plays on age and time without detailing other facts.
The sentence notes that many pivotal world events were decided by a figure named Arthur Pendenys, highlighting his influence on history.
The fragment notes wood’s longevity and permanence across decades. It hints at a comparison of timber’s durability, suggesting its use in enduring structures or crafts through time. The text remains terse with no clear entities or actions.
A compact note appears to discuss arts and sciences without specific cast or role. The fragment suggests a general or editorial line rather than a named event or person. No clear entities, dates, or organizations are readable.
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