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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
6
A crafty woman nicknamed Miss Fixit uses a color plan drawn from a beloved picture to redecorate a room. She learns that color costs little and can transform a space, with her sample rocker painted turquoise and chintz cushions in turquoise, red and yellow.
An old ad fragment touts a laxative that relieves constipation and aids stomach discomfort by using pepsin. It invites readers to buy Dr. Goldrant Seeee at their druggist, promising noticeable relief and improved wellbeing.
S H McCrory of the USDA warns farm safety relies on self discipline and household precautions. He notes isolated work, gear changes, long hours, and after dark chores raise accident risk, with machinery and animals as top hazards. Carelessness, makeshift repairs, and unguarded equipment drive most incidents.
An MSU entomologist recommends two annual treatments for poultry pests with fall and spring cycles. Mites in coops require interior spraying of half crankcase oil and half kerosene after cleaning, while lice on birds are tackled by a nicotine sulphate perch treatment repeated after 14 days to catch hatching eggs.
Agriculture researchers push new crop varieties with disease resistance. Bureau of Plant Industry scientists collected native tobaccos in Mexico and the Americas, guiding global exploration and field adaptation for American soils and climates. The work promises large economic benefits to farmers.
A Briton claimed forethought in stockpiling petrol before England's rationing began. A motorist reported him, but the man explained he only had a couple of pints for his cigarette lighter, not fuel, prompting officials to investigate.
A Louisiana fisherman proposes a drastic wartime scheme to England to counter magnetic mines by releasing 500 of the state's largest alligators with steel bands around them to swim and explode mines. He notes past calls for trained seals and canaries in warfare, remarking on irony.
A compact read of aphorisms from Saadi Emerson Gibbon Rossetti and Robertson. The text presents caution wisdom life surprises and a call to kindness and resilience through brief moral lines.
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