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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
10
The text presents incomplete lines of verse urging resolve and courage. It reflects themes of continuing effort, daily resilience, and overcoming defeat with a steadfast attitude. The tone resembles a wartime or motivational poem.
A narrator describes choosing a territory manager from two candidates. One candidate in Cincinnati impressed with plans to grow sales and volume, but failed to confirm salary. The other did not reveal details. Ultimately the better fit is hired, though the salary discussion was neglected.
A fragmented OCR item titled The Gifts of God appears with garbled text and incomplete lines, lacking clear names or events to establish a full news item or notice.
A hungry man trails food laden horses up a hill and finds leftovers. He reflects that God helps those who are proactive and that waiting yields nothing while action brings gifts. The piece ends with a call to do right today and seize present opportunity.
The article advises daily scalp massage using the fingertips in an upward rotary motion to boost blood circulation and nourish hair roots. It cautions against relying on hair tonics for root nourishment and stresses overall good health as the real source of hair vitality.
The article explains that improper temperatures during dough preparation lead to heavy bread. It notes dough should stay around 70 F in summer and 98 F in winter, with temperatures below 45 F retarding yeast activity. It also cites poor flour and old yeast as contributing factors to dense loaves.
The note covers turning soybeans into about forty gallons of oil, avoiding old cream to prevent bad butter, heating milk to remove garlic flavor, and the existence of seventy national bird reservations with most under the agriculture department. It warns ice on fields harms alfalfa, advises careful handling of hay to preserve feeding value, and recounts a Nebraska farmer’s experiments with a cow testing association showing higher profit from part of his herd.
It has been determined that cemeteries me hens produce eggs from excellent strains bred for years. Good laying strains exist in many varieties of chickens. Occasionally heavy breeds from productive strains lay more eggs than lighter ones.
Burdock root is cultivated in Japan as a popular vegetable and in England stems were used as a substitute for asparagus. The plant is biennial, with seeds on second-year plants. Roots may be killed to prevent seeding, leaves used as poultices, and decoctions used medically. Fibrous stalks offer potential for paper, hemp substitutes, or textiles.
An inventor outlines a dry mash feeder with a twelve inch wide hopper and hinged or fully removable top for easy filling. Wire components deter vermin and protect the feed as described.
An old Maine man kept a can of baked beans on the stove in the unopened can to warm it. He forgot it in the busy kitchen, and when the contents finally opened the can the man remarked I like beans but I dont know as I want em draw into me.
A village school lesson introduces nature study with tree topics and a test answer about Woods. A comedic student claim names Brown's gully as a wood used for picnics. Other items mention a sleepless mother and crude farm stacking methods for corn fodder to prevent molding.
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