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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1948
Page
7
In early Arizona frontiers, a stern judge governs with six shooters and a rare first edition catalog as his sole townbook. He fines a prisoner $3.49 from a random page while the lawyer hushes the protest, highlighting rough justice and odd rural lore.
The VA rules bar World War II veterans from GI Bill or vocational rehab benefits if they undertake certain other federally funded training programs. Programs include U S public health fellowships, U S maritime commission training, resident hospital or lab training, and VA medicine and surgery department residencies. Dependency rulings consider a parent’s income and suggest contacting a VA office.
A 21 year Panama Canal Zone study on Barro Colorado island tested pagoda creosote and zinc chloride on wood against termites. Untreated wood deteriorated while impregnated wood remained sound, implying all lumber including shingles should be treated. Soil poisoning is less permanent and should supplement structural methods. Drainage ventilation and debris removal also curb activity.
A packing shed ready device designed by Alfred F. Foote ties standard broccoli bunches in the field. The wheel spindles support a welded pipe frame and a wooden top with a notched rim to hold the bunch while tied, allowing one man to move the apparatus like a wheelbarrow.
The text covers wrapping with excelsior to protect china and glassware as it dries to mold around the item. It advises unplugging electrical appliances before inspection. It suggests chilling pie shells for flakier crusts. It notes removing lamp shade cellophane and shrinking it with heat, though care is needed to avoid frame damage. It mentions cleaning issues with dirt between shade strips and pleating clothes for tailored fit.
An unusual incident during the India partition era saw twenty elephants owned by the Maharaja of Patiala refuse food and water after their Moslem mahouts fled the Hindu Sikh state. A small regiment was sent to retrieve them, and once the mahouts returned the elephants resumed eating.
A simple electric brooder can be made at low cost using box lumber or wall-board. A tin can shields the globe and burlap serves as curtains cut into three to four inch strips every two inches for ventilation.
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