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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
6
A brief legal note credits Minton Balch with copyright for a seed product design. The notice foregrounds protection under U.S. copyright law and references the seed source as published material.
John Spencer and Geoffrey Bobin vacation in Austria. John uncovers a four man gang led by Pharaoh burying a murdered man in green livery and confesses danger to Geoffrey and Bailey. At Yorick Castle Helena reveals a hidden vault while Pharaoh schemes to seize the fortune, leading to pursuit and peril.
In a perilous night journey, Helena and John search for shelter seven miles off after a failed plan. He endures injury and fatigue while Helena tends him and plots a cover story to protect her reputation as dawn approaches and they near Holy Tree.
The narrator and Helena shelter in a cottage after a trek through the forest. They learn a plan to fetch the Rolls, with Max the baby and Sabre as diversions, while Geoffrey and Bailey arrive to complicate or aid their escape. The scene ends as they prepare to reclaim the car at dusk using petrol and stealth.
Helena and Freda discuss staying in a solitary two room cottage while Countess Helena’s cousin arrives. Freda’s mother is in Salzburg recovering from fever and cannot take the child. She offers to care for the baby if they may remain until her return.
Nias, an island about 100 miles west of Sumatra, is famed as the Island of Gold. Its history remains puzzling, with native laws and art developed in isolation. Gold adornments dominate family wealth, and chiefs own state jewels worn on special occasions, often linked to past sacrifices.
The piece traces mirror use from ancient Hebrews Egyptians Greeks and Romans to Prax iteleg teaching polished silver mirrors around 328 B. C. It notes glass mirrors first made in Venice by 1300 and arriving in England in 1673.
Dairy producers in herd improvement groups boost earnings via economical feeding. Substituting home grown grains for costly protein feeds and partly replacing corn with oats cut costs per hundred pounds by about 24 cents and raised butterfat output by 34 pounds monthly for one farmer, while others reported net income gains of 11 dollars plus per month.
Erosion is reduced by soil-building crops that form a root mat to hold soil, slow runoff, and increase water absorption. Plowing under these crops adds organic matter, making soil soft and spongy and better at holding water. On an 80 percent slope corn alone loses 25 percent of rainfall to runoff and 67 tons per acre annually, but good soil-building crops cut runoff to under 5 percent and soil loss to a few hundred pounds per acre. Rotating corn wheat and clover halves runoff and reduces soil loss to one-seventh of continuous corn.
Durum wheat yields unsatisfactory bread but excels for pasta like macaroni and spaghetti. Semolina, from durum wheat, is milled specially to produce this coarse product. Montreal Herald notes pasta is made by mixing semolina with water and salt into a stiff dough, forced through dies, then dried.
A rural overview notes 77 percent of farm homes rely on lamps for lighting and a farm woman without running water carries two tons of water over two miles annually. It also mentions cattle at the 1935 International show fed corn on pasture until mid August and early September before finishing in dry lot.
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