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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1931
Page
7
Mothers cite California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for constipation in children, noting improved digestion, appetite, and energy. The ad pledges the product as doctor endorsed for 50 years and available at all drugstores, with a testimonial from Mrs. Chas. J. Connell of St. Louis.
A Belfast Maine clock owner visits a jeweler for regulation. The jeweler reveals the clock is an eight day model and has been wound nightly for over twenty five years, prompting a shocked reaction from the owner.
An Ohio woman and a Ford woman praise Kruschen Salts for weight loss. The ad claims the product purifies blood, aids kidneys and bowels, and promises fat loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water. Money back guarantee.
The text recalls Hawaii's path to statehood, noting a 1898 move to make Hawaii a U S territory and its formal annexation on August 12 1898 following a legislature backed resolution and a provisional government after queen loss.
Advice emphasizes financial planning to cover future nursing care costs. Prioritize setting aside funds during working years to reduce dependency on public assistance and ensure access to private care if needed.
Profits in apple orchards hinge on uniform size and pristine appearance. Pruning and open canopies reduce insect and disease risk, aid spray coverage, and improve first class grading. Niswonger notes costs in two Brushy Mountain orchards totaled 57.75 and 8.75 yearly, reflecting labor and brush removal. In young trees pruning aims for a balanced top to ensure uniform fruiting.
W C Shotwely of the Missouri College of Agriculture asserts early plowing boosts wheat yields. Experiments show up to five bushels more with early plowing, while every week of delay may reduce yield by one bushel. Early plowing saves plant food by limiting weeds and supports vigorous winter wheat growth.
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station reports feeding trials where hens on standard rations produced 60 eggs per year at a cost of 93 pounds of feed per dozen eggs. Adding 3 gallons of liquid milk or 1% meat scrap per day more than doubled output, halving feed per dozen eggs. Extra cost 30 cents per hen yearly yielded at least five times in extra egg value.
The Wisconsin Farmer advocates seeding alfalfa in spring or summer by the last week in July to ensure winter hardiness and high next year yields. Use nurse crops such as barley oats or early peas, avoid heavy manure, and provide light, even applications. Protect pastured alfalfa from wet conditions and limit grazing after long stabling.
Tank heaters yield strong profits on farms by warming livestock and poultry water. Dairy milk and poultry egg production rise with adequate drinking water, a fact proven by farmers and agricultural stations. Most submerged heaters sit in stock tanks with the fire pot mostly below water and heat by radiation. Some models use heavy cast iron.
The Nebraska experiment station estimates insulating a 20 by 20 foot poultry house costs about 50 dollars or 40 cents per bird. Spread over the life of the house it equals roughly two eggs per hen each winter. Insulation helps stabilize temperature and can pay for itself in a short time.
Egg yolks from hens fed cod liver oil or exposed to sunlight through good glass substitutes contained five to ten times more vitamin D than yolks from hens behind ordinary window glass. Hatchability of eggs from hens behind ordinary glass averaged about 30 percent, while adding cod liver oil or using a superior glass substantially increased hatchability.
An old agricultural note explains eggs consist of about 65 percent water and 35 percent solids. It advises that an active ram should oversee 30 to 50 ewes when grazing freely, with a larger ratio if the flock is hand tended.
A character mentions enjoying stories in fashionable magazines and asks for specifics about tales featuring a young couple struggling to live on a modest income of seven thousand dollars annually. The exchange suggests themes of economic strain and romantic premise.
An ad describes heartburn and indigestion from excess stomach acid two hours after meals and promotes Phillips' Milk of Magnesia as the fast neutralizer. A spoonful in water is said to neutralize many times its volume in acid. Keep to genuine Phillips' Milk of Magnesia with 25c and 60c bottles and full directions.
In New Bedford the O Fuddie Vid Van performs with four musical instruments. O Mudile asks what he plays most and replies that it is to ease neighbors nerves.
An ad claims Lyko tonic can restore energy and fight a rundown system. It urges quick purchase at druggists with the promise of lifting fatigue and improving endurance, describing a “no count” feeling and energy boost. A442
A brief exchange discusses taking one item to secure a good home. The dialogue implies an offer and counteroffer to finalize arrangements.
Ad fragment notes a Dr Pierce product marketed to weak women arguing it counters alcohol effects and is sold by druggists. The OCR reads as a promotional blurb claiming health benefits and availability in liquid form.
A Collier quotation reflects tensions when two begin life together as one throws behind others. It hints at generous minds versus displeasure from the left behind.
A reflective remark on leadership reluctance noting that a person may avoid leadership roles if they lack a persuasive or memorable look.
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