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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
7
A mixed excerpt from a Western Newspaper Union piece includes humorous lines on cabinet and medical terms, stray kitchen tips, and a colonial era Boston tea party joke. It also contains several archaic recipe fragments for salmon dishes with tomato cups and pistachio garnishes.
A poem by Douglas Malech from 1882 reflects on a single cherished path through life. It speaks of roads linking hearts, leading to home, and the enduring pull toward love and friendship across lands and seas.
Salmon guidance shows how fresh or canned salmon appears in markets. It describes adding fat, onion, green pepper, and half a chili to create a prepared mixture for canning or cooking.
The ancients called epilepsy the sa ected disease.
Johnny Chuck weighs the need to fatten before winter as Sammy Jay notes animals like Jerry Muskrat Paddy the Beaver Buster Bear Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter growing thicker coats. The pair ponder Old Mother Nature and an unseen long winter ahead.
An illustrated exchange describes a bright red coat of gingunay nerve material paired with a lamb collarette and puffed elbow sleeves. A close fitting turban features feather bands and a mesh veil. Johnny Chuck and Sammy Jay discuss preparation and appetite amid seasonal change.
A six year old slash pine tree eight inches in diameter has been exhibited in Georgia as an example of rapid growth for the species in the state. The tree was planted with other slash pine seedlings in 1200. All the other pines grew well but this tree holds the record noted by the United States forest service.
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