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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1914
Page
6
In a villa tale of love and rivalry, Courtlandt confronts Harrigan over Nora's affections. A dramatic boxing duel on a clover patch ends with Courtlandt victorious and announcing Milan departure, while Harrigan discovers Nora's hidden letter.
Raymond Pearl argues sanitation is essential for both poultry and human health. He advocates clean housing air and water, sunlight as disinfectant, dry airy sheds, proper feeding with clean troughs, and notes a new removable slat feed trough by F. W. Tenney aiding small chicks in keeping grain dry and accessible.
The article outlines a trough with slats for large chickens and a flat bottom with an RB rail to hold grain. It explains removable slatted openings on both sides for bidirectional feeding and gives convenient dimensions for construction.
Catholic women nationwide will raise a chapel named the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception at the Catholic University in Washington. Funds come from many small gifts via the National Organization of Catholic Women led by Mrs. Henry W. Taft. About $60,000 of the $600,000 goal has already been received.
Mayor Ralph in San Francisco questions humility as a virtue praising its decline. He contrasts old sermons about obedience with modern calls for strong stance, noting the risk of being walked over.
Fragmentary line notes proportions among female blood relations who are not college bred. The text lacks clear context, names, or dates, making the exact figures and entities unreadable.
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