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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1932
Page
3
London reports the belated honor for Lieut. E. J. Rollings of the British Tank Corps who in 1918 secured German headquarters papers near Framerville aiding the final Allied victory. Private gift of $25,000 from Lady Houston elevates his World War I deed, long unrecognized.
Koposvar, Hungary. John Sandor, 68, a Hungarian farmer who had sued his neighbor 100 times over petty quarrels and nursed a 45 year grudge, forgave his foe at the urging of the highest judge of the criminal court. They shook hands, and two minutes later Sandor collapsed and died.
At the opening of a New Orleans store W. H. Alexander, head of a chain, received many floral offerings. A bouquet bore a card saying May you rest in peace causing confusion after the florist admitted cards were mixed. An investigation found another bouquet went to a funeral with Congratulations and best wishes in your new undertaking.
Authorities probing frauds in Massachusetts compulsory auto insurance located the car dubbed the un luckiest in the region. In two years this machine was in 42 accidents with 30 claimed injuries by relatives. It had been sold 18 times, each sale to a relative of the initial owner.
Former Mexican general Jose M Vallejo, ex Campeche commandant, fled Mexico to avoid execution and resides in Springfield doing family washings. He also teaches Spanish and recounts experiences from the 1923 24 Mexican revolution, including escapes from firing squads and plots against him. Vallejo hopes to return to aid the poor and notes a gloomy outlook for Mexico. He discussed Calles and De la Huerta campaigns and his role in events surrounding the De la Huerta revolt.
United Press survey cites 34 000 deaths from autos in 1931 across 27 states and 12 cities, nearly matching World War I soldier fatalities. Foreseen declines in registrations suggest higher future tolls, with total U S fatalities up 2.5 percent from the prior year.
Paleobotany expert Dr. George B. Welland of Yale spoke on ancient flowers in springtime 800 million years ago, describing early plant life and its bloom.
Prof. B L Brunett of Cornell says sanitation hinges on how disease enters a flock and spreads. Isolated quarantine for four weeks helps when adding new birds, and a hospital pen should be standard. Keeping down manure insects reduces parasites and screen storage aids prevention.
Rural New Yorker advises breeders to select only healthy vigorous fowls for breeding. Birds that have been sick or out of condition should be rejected, while minor diarrhoeal issues in growing chicks may be forgiven if fully recovered. Corn remains the key fattening grain, mixed with potatoes and table scraps to cut costs.
Planning the year to maximize poultry farming success. Emphasizes scientific principles in feeding breeding and management and applying them. Four guide posts outline key management departments for a better paying business.
Wallace's Farmer reports nicotine sulphate as a satisfactory scaly leg treatment. The method dissolves soap in boiling water to make a gallon solution, then adds nicotine sulphite and soaks the fowl's legs until thoroughly wet.
Poultry specialists urge packing eggs with the small end down and avoiding extra large or weak shelled eggs. A poultryman who selects breeding hens from the late molting group may see higher egg production in late summer and early fall.
Roddie worries about Phil entering Sunday school as he prepares to go. He asks his mother what Phil’s last name might be, fearing a potential question from others.
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