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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1948
Page
7
A terse remark by George Ehiof dismissing pity for conceited people. He asserts conceit carries its comfort with it, implying self-importance reduces sympathy.
Editor notes this weekly column will address problems of a veteran and serviceman and his family. Questions sent to the service bureau will be included in upcoming columns, not by mail direct to the columnist.
The U S Department of Agriculture reports hog losses from mange due to stunted growth delays, and deaths. A hexachloride insecticide branded as 666 shows strong control in Nebraska tests, eradicating mange and lice. Commercial hog oils reduce odor by using a solvent to remove the gamma isomer.
The notes advise color coding wash cloths and towels to curb family squabbles, storing dried nar cissi bowls in a covered container, wrapping bread in waxed paper, using a vacuum cleaner attachment for vents, replacing worn buttonholes with ribbon, and making ribbon cuffs to add interest to dresses. Small candy scraps can fill a cotton bag to prevent iron sticking.
The report notes 14 685 000 World War II veterans as of December 1 1947 with 2 800 000 in school or on the job training 395 022 drawing unemployment compensation 2 191 759 receiving disability awards 107 483 in veterans hospitals or homes and 17 975 awaiting hospital admission. It covers November peaks and explains GI Bill training by schools colleges and on the job programs plus reader questions about terminal leave bonds locating sons overseas work while studying and leave pay rules.
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