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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1937
Page
4
An exhortation to husbands and wives to guard private marital life, resolve conflicts privately, forgive quickly, and renew vows. A separate note reports a furnace roar traced to a distant train near Grand Island, and a speculative discussion on 1936 presidential candidates including Landon Lindbergh and Aiken among New Dealers’ influence.
A volume titled Lawyer's Alcove collects poems about lawyers from noted authors. It includes Shakespeare's Sonnet 134 Blackstone's A Lawyer's Farewell to His Muse Justice by John Quincy Adams Landor's At the Buckingham Sessions Swift's The Judicial Court of Venus Saxe's Briefless Barrister and The Lawyer's Valentine General Average by William Allen Butler's The Festival of Injustice and Riley's Lawyer and Child.
The piece explains that Princess Royal is a royal title for the sovereign's eldest daughter and describes Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice as an example. It notes the Princess Royal also holds the title Countess of Harewood through marriage to the Earl of Harewood.
Practical poultry notes urge good tooling and clean dry housing. It details hen spacing five feet hopper space per fifty hens five gallons water per hundred hens one nest per five hens and a ventilator close to the floor. It describes a push-on pull poultry scraper and a dropping platform through the wall plus a three compartment broody coop two feet off the floor and care steps to reduce broodiness.
Historians trace the name Canada to the Iroquois word Kanata meaning a settlement. Cartier noted that towns were called Canada in his vocabularies and linked the term to Stadacona, now Quebec City, with Quebec as an extension. Other theories are based on guesses from similar-sounding roots and false derivations.
The article traces Goodyear's discoveries in vulcanization and their sweeping impact on industry. It recalls how innovations reshaped manufacturing, technology, and the daily fabric of society, proving pivotal to modern commerce and mobility.
The piece recalls Charles Goodyear the inventor of vulcanized rubber and his questing life. It notes his rare writings, his ambitious visions from rubber books to rubber ships, and his strained health debts and charitable support as he pursued his dream. The Library of Congress holds a rare copy in its division of rare books.
The water hemlock or cicuta is an extremely virulent plant found in low swampy regions across the United States. Its spring roots emit an attractive odor that lures children and animals, leading to severe livestock losses. The plant contains cicutoxin, a highly active poison causing violent spasms.
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