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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1940
Page
6
Cornell plant pathology reports tear gas chlorinepicrin is used to partially sterilize soils killing fungi nematodes insects and weeds. The gas is injected into soil to depths of about six inches with 12 inch spacing and can treat 1000 to 1500 square feet per hour.
A survey of 32 000 farmers in 35 states finds 47 percent conducted field experiments with different fertilizers and practices. Forty four percent tested fertilizer versus no fertilizer to gauge payoffs, up 7 percent from the previous survey. Sixty three percent plan to use more fertilizer, while 12 percent reported no unsatisfactory results in the last three years.
One quarter of U S motor fuel goes to farming and tree land exceeds any other crop in area. Cattlemen report fattening steers on corn and cob meal improves feed efficiency and reduces scouring.
A boy paraphrases a line about a woman’s speech by saying she wore clothes like a spinster. The jailer notes visiting hours from two to four and the new prisoner complains about being denied visiting. The exchange reflects tense mood and prison context.
In a spoken exchange two men argue about a wife claiming she helped a husband become better. Alphonse concedes his wife has tried hard to reform him while Butch challenges the notion of a wife bragging about such influence.
A dated comic set features a master berating a cook over inedible bacon, an old lady dismissing botany lectures for recalling odd plant names, and a blunt customer asking a barber for another razor to defend himself.
A concise aphorism from Democritus on prudence: do not trust all men but value those of worth, as the wiser path.
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