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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1931
Page
7
A Webster City Iowa reader praises Dr Pierce medicines for relief from cough and weakness. The testimonial notes recovery after using Golden Medical Sun Pleasant Pellets and Cough Drops and invites readers to seek free medical advice from Dr Pierce’s Clinic in Buffalo New York.
The article notes ongoing geological movement with areas like Lake Superior tilting southeast and southern Denmark sinking. It cites shifts such as Point Reyes lighthouse moving 10 feet north in 30 years, Point Arena drifting seven feet south, and Mt. Hamilton near Lick Observatory shifting about five feet southeast.
A guide advises selecting attire for a video interview or screen test with emphasis on solid colors, minimal patterns, and professional tone. Avoid overly bright hues and busy logos to keep focus on the speaker.
Aging affects digestion and bowels become sluggish leading to waste buildup. Constipation links to illness, so older people should monitor bowel habits and seek medical advice when movement slows or stops. Maintain regularity to reduce health risks.
The USDA finds maximum profit comes from single handed care of about 350 to 400 colonies. One man can handle that size with supplemental income and careful labor use, while efficiency and hiring help affect returns. The department studied beekeeping in multiple states and plans broader surveys.
Dr M C Sewell argues tillage costs dominate cereal and forage production. He urges shallow plowing no deeper than six inches, early July plowing for wheat, and prioritizing nitrogen conservation over moisture. He says the dust mulch is obsolete and concise cultivation suffices for weed control with efficient power tools boosting timeliness.
Ohio State University specialists say a well planned garden on a farm can yield vegetables worth over 300 dollars per season. The garden serves immediate needs, storage and canning, and best quality produce is available when most needed.
Potatoes losses in storage can be largely prevented by proper storage practices recommended by the USDA. Dr. William Stuart updates Farmers' Bulletin 847-F with guidance on temperature control, ventilation, and light exclusion. Begin harvest with a 60 degree start, then 40 degrees for months, then 88 degrees to finish.
Ohio State University and Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station findings favor early plowing for soybeans. Tests at Wooster show disked corn stubble yields lower grain and straw than plowed land. Early plowing allows seed bed settling and weed kill. late plowing risks poor germination in dry seasons. Some growers seed soybeans before corn is planted.
A witty exchange frames a European shop scene and a domestic joke about a husband who has not spoken to his wife for twelve years. The dialogue hints at social norms and silent tensions in a humorous column style.
Turkeys can be fed similarly to chicks with rolled oats or hulled oats as a starting feed. After a week or more, introduce wheat and cracked corn. feed grain sparingly and avoid housing poults with chickens. Allow free range with the turkey mother and provide light feeding at night to monitor roosting locations.
Farmers advised to improve watering systems this year with drought in mind. Kale can be picked in the garden as data, oats as another year. Forest trees face similar insect and fungus threats as orchards, and raspberries prove hardy yet susceptible to severe climate.
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