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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
2
Dr W C Thom explains that pullets starting to lay early show higher egg production and likely inherit precocity. Mark early layers to choose breeders, and use progeny testing as the best measure of a breeder's value. If under artificial lights, expected monthly yields rise by one to three eggs.
Dr. H. C. H. Kernkamp of the University Farm St Paul veterinary staff offers tips for minimizing losses as swine flu sweeps herds. Keep pigs in clean dry quarters with ventilation and no drafts, provide fresh water and easily digested feed, and expect recovery in about a week with proper care.
A farm advisory discusses feeding turkeys with liberal grains until market date and giving calves large feed boxes to reduce waste. It notes turkeys need constant clean water and states washing eggs removes protective coating and increases flavor absorption. It also mentions over half a million farmers buy petroleum products through co operatives.
Lesson outlines Exodus 20 16 John 8 42 47 and Ephesians 4 25 on God as truth and the danger of lying. It urges personal honesty, warns against modernism as error, and notes believers must cast off lies as part of the new man in Christ. It contrasts lies with the truth in Christ and calls for steadfast truthfulness.
Public snippets show a weather bureau chief greeting his secretary with a forecast of rain in the afternoon. A soapbox speaker wraps up with a sharp line while a rival notes a remembered dress. A motorist at court proclaims strict adherence to regulations, and a dead letter clerk quips about condolence letters.
The Seven Seas is used as a figurative term for all the oceans. The questions ask about city with most street mileage, reasons for Airedale’s name, location and size of the largest photograph, meaning of ad libbing by actors, and the world record for water speed. The answer begins by stating it is a figurative term.
The fragment mentions oceans and long distances, New York street mileage, a dog named from Aire Valley England, a Puerto Rico photo 43 by 8 feet, lines spoken by a speaker, and Sir Malcolm Campbell’s 130.91 mph Bluebird run on Lake Hallwil near Lucerne Switzerland.
A detailed project describes sewing a toy kitten from a stocking leg with firm stuffing. It outlines cutting a 6 by 2 inch tail, stitching edges, turning, and placing features with embroidery thread. Readers are invited to save scraps and order sewing books by Mrs. Spears of Chicago for further patterns.
Advertisement offers farms or ranches in Iowa Nebraska South Dakota and Wyoming financed by the Federal Land Bank of Omaha with down payments and long terms. Guiding buyers to own property rather than pay rent, showing options from 10 to 25 years with payments often less than typical rent.
A concise quotation defines wisdom as knowing what to do next skill as knowing how to do it and virtue as doing it attributed to David Starr Jordan, reflecting early 20th century emphasis on moral character.
A quotation reflecting on how cherished objects anchor our affections and fortify us as we face uncertain futures, attributing the idea to Hazlitt.
An old North Carolina shopkeeper known as Old Man Cash enforced cash only on credit with a stark sign and his cold gaze. The story recounts how a town struggled with IOUs and a moral about timely payment, reflecting a bygone era.
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