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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
4
The Diller Record announces subscription terms by Franc T. Pearce. One year and six months in advance. Rates for advertising are available on request. Local business notices run until ordered out, priced at five cents per line. Entered as second class matter in Diller Nebraska.
The piece argues insurgency in politics and promotes eugenics in society. It cites Mrs. Helen Baker of Spokane advocating birth control and selective breeding to reduce birth rates and improve the human race. It compares human improvement to the breeding of cattle and horses and asserts natural selection should apply to people.
A New Yorker asks about origins while travelers name cities from California to Denver and Salt Lake City. A Kentucky colonel joke and a London death headline punctuate the fragmentary piece highlighting misdirected journeys and distant ties.
A satirical letter from the Jefferson County Farmer imagines a Canadian hog project with eight legs four hams and four shoulders and discusses electric hogs for protection against lightning and higher meat yields. The author teases two headed hogs and novel feeding methods as a joke about farming fads.
The document describes main frame independence of bearings, gear shaft bearings made of phosphor bronze, tool steel bowl spindle, and contrasts with crucible machinery steel. It cites carbon content figures, bowl parts as phosphor bronze, and notes a self drawing flush system, chain drive, simple ratchet, precise oiling, large lower supply tank, swinging sanitary design, and enclosed working parts.
A narrator describes paddling a bucket to create noise on one side and mislead hogs about feeding. While one end gates, the other side pretends no slop is needed, promising wind driven profits as scientists warn wind prices will stay low. The tactic is repeated at each meal.
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