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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
3
A medical note states Bayer Aspirin is prescribed and claims it does not affect the heart. The description identifies aspirin as the trademarked product of Bayer and describes it as an ester of salicylic acid.
The passage notes three men named William Shakespeare listed in London directories: a sauker in London, a singer, and a lawyer. The singer William Shakespeare recently appeared on a concert platform with Francis Bacon, another vocalist. the text hints at performance and public perception. The rest reads as fragmented commentary on asset tests, nervous energy, and a drowning candidate’s straw vote.
An Ohio State University Poultry Department calendar provides seasonal information on laying rates feeding breeding and diseases. It notes a 400 622 egg production benchmark and monthly rises to 2 eggs per day in spring before a fall. More than 8000 poultry growers registered with state agents follow these guidelines.
The text states light breeds such as Leghorns Anconas Minorcas require three and a half square feet of floor space per bird, while heavy breeds like Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Orpingtons need at least four square feet per bird. If current housing is too small, build more room to maintain sanitation and vitality, preventing reduced egg production.
Poultrymen adopt wire mesh nest bottoms to reduce mites by filtering dust from straw and to lessen egg breakage. Nests on this plan allow easier mite spraying and stay sturdier as straw dries, aiding maintenance in small poultry houses.
The text discusses hereditary traits in roosters shaping chick quality and suggests only a few males are needed. It notes a breeding goal of well-balanced flocks and emphasizes selecting males with strong pedigrees to improve food size color and vitality across flocks.
Poultry keepers are urged to use cod liver oil during winter quarters and feed for vitality rather than just production. Hens that molt late resist laying, so separate housing and vital feeds like corn buckwheat and mash are recommended. Sanitation remains key to reducing coccidiosis and keeping outbreaks from worsening.
Fragmented quotation history notes a Lincoln anecdote about speechmaking and brevity. The tale contrasts lengthy prep with concise expression, suggesting sharp words often carry greater impact than prolonged rhetoric.
A garbled note reports the Kronberg castle at Oeresund reopening as a museum. It mentions Hamlet’s home restored, a canopy taken, and Danish routes and Tripoli roamed with references to a menacing heat myth about 1864 degrees Fahrenheit.
Do not mix mustard with water for pain relief. Musterole, an oil based preparation, replaces mustard plasters and provides quick relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches congestion rheumatic and muscular pains sprains bruises frostbite and chest pains.
A compact sales pitch touts Atwater Kent Radio as trustworthy and backed by dealer and neighbor approval. It argues widespread farm buyer trust, mass production efficiency, and new low prices to outpace competitors in range, tone, and workmanship.
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