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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1936
Page
7
Raymond D. Fosdick, brother of Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick and pastor of Riverside Church in New York, has been elected president of the Rockefeller Foundation. The announcement confirms his new leadership role at the foundation.
Dr Max Euwe wins the world chess championship in a recent match. He defeats his opponent to claim the title in a historic event.
United States Department of Agriculture and WIU report no marked rise in milk cow numbers over the next two years. Milk production should grow from better feed, with imports rising butter prices, larger dairy product stocks, and city consumption edging up as business improves.
The article notes soy beans being used in Dearborn car parts, muffins, and garden edibles with resistance to beetles. It cites 5.5 million acres planted in 1935, about a third more than 1934, and highlights over 300 uses from oil to paints and inks, predicting continued expansion and high potential for this legume.
A new Danish Red dairy cattle breed developed in the last five decades will be used in breeding experiments by the Waseca unit of the Minnesota Experiment Station in cooperation with the U S Department of Agriculture. The 22 heifers and two bulls were imported from the Virgin Islands and originated from Danish stock, improved with European continental breeds. The animals are two year old heifers and yearling bulls, with weights around 1,100 to 1,200 pounds for mature cattle.
The European book world discovers about 40 famous first editions long regarded genuine in standard bibliographies are forgeries. In most cases the paper or type did not exist when the books were said to be printed and some texts derive from revised editions.
An advertisement urges readers not to trust unknown remedies and promotes Bayer Aspirin for relief from headaches rheumatism neuritis and other pains. It emphasizes doctor approval and safety, touting widespread use and urging customers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by name.
A campaign or tagline centers on Bayer Aspirin promoting well being. It contrasts living well with merely living, suggesting health and daily vitality. The phrase emphasizes quality of life and proactive health choices as a form of blessing.
A reader testimonial attributes rapid relief from gas and stomach discomfort to Adlerika. The report mentions heart pain linked to sleep problems on the left side and quotes Dr H L Shoub of New York and Mrs Jas Filler praising improved digestion and comfort after the first dose.
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