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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1940
Page
7
London has adopted strict air raid measures with sandbags and gas masks in daily life. Despite warnings, commerce continues as usual with stores sandbagged and cinemas busy while citizens carry protective gear and use protected telephone booths.
Dairy farmers should continue grain feeding with lush pasture to avoid weight loss and milk decline. New Jersey trials show one pound of grain per five to seven pounds of milk, with higher producers needing more. A 12 percent crude protein concentrate and free access to mineral mix with steamed bone meal are advised.
Technical aid for contour farming features L H Schoenleber Iowa agricultural engineer with a grade meter. The device, mounted on a tractor, uses a pendulum and gearing to keep an indicator at zero, guiding farmers without surveying gear. A public service patent has been granted, with further tests planned before market release.
The article notes twenty million dollars is lost annually from incubated eggs that fail to hatch. It also advises insuring pastures for summer and dividing large soils into smaller lots for seedings and pasture management.
A fragment shows a probing interviewer asking about years away and recovery at a university. The professor dismisses anonymous letters as stupid and notes he reads them but does not respond. Money is mentioned as talking but never giving itself away.
A mordant exchange hints at how a professor crafted a new dictionary after a domestic quarrel. The anecdote centers on a single word that triggered a chain of linguistic refinement and lexicographic effort.
A humorous wager centers on an office boy who whistles in the workplace. The boss dismisses the idea of grand opera being expected from a low-paid worker earning fifteen dollars weekly. The exchange highlights class and labor themes in a light, satirical tone.
Answers state that intense sound waves are visible and photographable. twenty one official cannon salutes are fired for a president. up to five of the standard nine fingerprints may appear on a single person. Tippecanoe was fought in Indiana near Lafayette. the raccoon is called the bear's little brother due to its gait.
A quiz explains several topics including a line about not contesting. It notes hollow bamboo stalks as long and empty. It defines pupilla from Latin meaning little doll and explains the eye pupil reflects a miniature image in another’s cornea.
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