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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1942
Page
2
Poultry expert C F Parrish urges winter house comfort with draft-free pens and 3 to 4 square feet per bird. He notes heated water, warmers, and alfalfa leaf meal as feeds to prevent egg drops, and advises planning breeding stock for next year.
Florence C. Weed discusses walnut trees as farm income. Walnut logs fetch up to 500 per thousand feet and states have sold up to 2.5 million annually. Nut meat brings 12 to 15 cents per pound. large quantities yield five dollars per bushel. Walnut wood is durable, beautiful, and used for furniture and components.
A dated 1942 record notes availability of fencing materials and nails for two workers, a poultry farm feed loss from rats affecting two hens, production of uniform buttons from milk casein for soldiers, and canthaes S departments of agriculture reporting grape seed oil as a wartime substitute for linseed and olive oils in soap paint and lacquers.
A vintage soup feature presents onion soup with bacon and croutons, split pea soup with ham bone, clear tomato soup, lentil soups, and oyster bisque. It offers serving ideas, advance prep tips, and a sample menu including meat loaf, beets and rolls.
An advice note promotes home dance learning with a 32 page booklet. It targets men and women, offering footprint diagrams and complete steps for tango rumba Conga waltz fox trot Westchester Lindy Samba Peabody and shag. Readers are invited to send their orders.
Bread shaped with cookie cutters adds visual appeal to soups. Toasting and light sprinkling elevate the serving, boosting color aroma and texture for a inviting presentation.
Soak oven burn dishes in borax solution and water. Clean white enamel with turpentine. Rub tarps with a moistened cloth then dry. Wash sweaters on a windy day and hang in a pillowcase or twine bag to dry. Shake often until dry to preserve knitted shapes. Use wrapping paper to roll pies and pastry. Cover recipe books with oilcloth to prevent stickiness and ease cleaning. Boil knives briefly before cutting iced cake to avoid cracking icing.
Reader service ad from New York City requests 15 cents for a copy of a dance instruction booklet. Include name and address for mailing.
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