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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1933
Page
6
A note attributes the work to Frances Parkinson Keyes and mentions Rady Bianche Farm as the copyright source. The brief item references ownership and rights without further details.
Boston architect Philip Starr travels through Vermont and falls for Blanche Manning. At Hamstead he stays with Mary Manning and meets her cousin Paul, Blanche’s fiancé, and Gale Hamlin, a rival suitor. Philip uncovers the Manning family tale of the Countess Blanche and a curse borne by the women of Hamstead. Paul’s drunken insult ends Mary and Paul's engagement, while Mary weighs Blanche's worth and her own future.
Mary endures village gossip family judgment and a broken engagement after Blanche's wedding. She finds some solace in neighbor Sylvia Gray and contemplates a future hospital project, while facing sleepless nights and mounting emotional strain.
A Golden Book Magazine tale features a professor and tailor debating debt. The professor extols delaying payment to double the amount owed, suggesting the debtor will never repay as the debt keeps doubling until death. The crowd questions if the debtor will ever settle.
A proverb cited by the Exchange argues that preventive safety is wiser than rescue efforts. The line compares an iron railing at a cliff edge to an ambulance waiting below for injured travelers, urging proactive precautions over postcrisis aid.
North Carolina State College describes methods for turning surplus cream into butter for storage. Butter from sweet cream can be packed in salt brine or in one pound prints, both in sterile jars, with clean cloth and salt to cover or float an egg in brine. A weight and replenished brine may be needed over time to preserve the supply.
University of Illinois College of Agriculture reports a new phosphorus test plus an existing lime test let farmers identify fields with enough limestone and available phosphorus to switch from grain to alfalfa sweet clover or red clover. Many fields lack necessary nutrients, causing wasted seed and effort.
Bees favor floral nectar over honey dew and prefer white clover to alsike when both yield heavily. Abundant white clover reduces alsike pollination, while scarce or poor white clover improves alsike pollination near large apiaries.
Seed wheat treatments with copper carbonate or formaldehyde are common but often ineffective against smut. United States Department of Agriculture experiments show removing smut balls from seed wheat is essential, as many spores survive standard treatments. Removal can be done by fanning or other cleaning machines.
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