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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
7
Albert S. Gray outlines how radiations beyond human senses reveal natural forces. He explains light, luminescence, and corpuscular rays, comparing them to waves and sand, then discusses X rays’ cancer potential and German work at Freiburg on using rays post-surgery to treat cancer and sepsis.
The article argues that results attributed to bactericidal action of rays stem from changes in the blood itself, challenging the idea of direct bactericidal radiation. It supports the vaccination theory, noting rapid antibody production, and links these findings to sun exposure and heliotherapy in surgical tuberculosis cases.
A concise history of X rays from Geissler tubes through Crookes and Roentgen. It covers the tube methods, cathode rays, fluorescence, Roentgen's bone imaging, and the naming of rays as alpha beta gamma. It notes the development of improved tubes and early issues with target heating and ray penetration.
Farmers learn to sell poultry early to avoid lower late season prices. Fatten coops boost meat yield for lean birds, while weak or overcrowded flocks are culled. Use green food, grit, sour milk, and a simple fattening ration to maximize profits and maintain a healthy, market-ready flock.
Manitoba shows strong wealth in agriculture with 1914 wheat yields and high prices boosting farmers finances. Dairying expands with creameries and butter output rising, while fodder crops and livestock increase to diversify beyond grain.
The article advises on improving egg production through better feeding. It notes two common faults in rations: lack of ground food and insufficient animal feed. It suggests adding ground grains and supplying sour skim milk or buttermilk, with specific winter and summer grain mixes and a recommended ground food blend.
In a shift described as improved circumstances the Twobbbies are relocating to a more stylish apartment house. The change is linked to the news that Mr Twob bles has recently gained access to a new enterprise on the ground floor.
A terse remark questions the notion of a universal remedy asserting that no cure exists for all ailments. The quote hints at skepticism toward a single treatment or cure-all solution.
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