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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
7
A fragment notes an operation recommended and an medication named Lydia 8 for a woman who used it since age sixteen. It mentions relief from fatigue and long-term use before childbirth. The text references mothers restored to health and a person named Lyte Brinkhaste Veet le.
Dr. Lewis H. Haney head of New York University’s business research bureau told a dinner crowd he is against command bolshevism and warned that society will still have ups and downs. He argued the rich would still be above the poor even if a leveling policy were attempted.
American soda fountains, introduced into Chile last year, prove popular and many more are being installed nationwide for the coming summer season, noted during the country’s winter.
A German woman recently qualified as a veterinarian after passing the examination in Leipsic. Her father is also in the veterinary field, marking a family involvement in the profession.
A terse line notes that some men refuse to gamble in card games for money because they dislike the risk of losing to another player. The remark underscores caution and prudence in wagering among peers.
Waldy Kidder of Colorado Agricultural College reports a dry seed treatment using powdered copper carbonate to protect wheat seed from smut. The fine dust adheres to kernels, provides immunity at two ounces per bushel, and does not affect viability or storage. Treatment can be done openly with masks, and treated seed remains viable for planting.
Summer brings serious mite problems in poultry houses. Regular weekly spraying with contact sprays such as sheep dips crude oil carbolic acid and kerosene coal tar products helps prevent infestations. Use stock solution diluted with water at 3 parts stock to 97 parts water. If mites start 10 percent solution may be needed.
Best feed for hogs and pigs is soybeans and soy beans in feed. Permanent pasture is not on par with rape rye or soybeans but better than none. Lucerne canest Do trees and is a splendid pasture while it lasts. It is possible to have pasture every month of the year and this system is necessary for economical pork production.
Cost analysis notes that screening the barn exceeds prior expenses, impacting production. The text discusses balancing screening costs with increased output and defense of production efficiency, but the fragment ends abruptly.
A quirky note describes a bog creature that grows quickly when fed and watered freely. The self feeder idea promises faster growth and steady access to food and water, potentially increasing value or profit.
Minnesota experiment station bulletin No. 210 argues vigor should guide seed corn selection over strict ear type. Hayes shows selecting from vigorous, healthy stalks yields better, with green plants near maturity signaling normal ear development and avoid excessive focus on scorecard ear type.
Summer pasture crops, especially on dry lands, support milk yield and animal growth. Sudan grass provides abundant feed, saves labor, and improves soil. Plant now for late summer and early fall pasture, using pure Sudan seed in rows or drills. Seed 4 to 10 pounds per acre, or 20 pounds under irrigation, and start grazing when five to six inches high.
The fragmented text discusses cabbage roots, carrot aids, oats for chicks, and weed water competition. It warns to kill robbers, notes U.S. egg and chicken value of 1 047828 170 in a year, and stresses cost of production over market prices. It mentions sweet clover yield per acre and pasture feeding questions.
A new motor fuel designed for high compression engines is being tested in Philadelphia. It is said to be more volatile than gasoline and to reduce detonation. The substance cannot be rolled out to all stations immediately, and several garages are installing specialized equipment for now.
New York school children are joining a new order called Knights of Youth. They follow medieval knight example aiming at high standards of character.
A brief humorous exchange quotes an old man asking where he is going for his vacation and replies to the question with a punchline that he is headed to the pawnbroker. The snippet captures a streetwise vignette showing economic humor.
A compact note from the Columbia Record explains Comforts of Home being used to ease a maf figure’s sense of belonging, while an argument or disagreement is noted as part of the adjustment process.
A brief reflection on how a strong reputation can help a person ascend quickly in life, acting as a subtle lift during rapid social or professional ascent.
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