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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
2
A brief note mentions a June 16 lesson involving nutrition science. The text references lactate in a general educational context, but lacks clear event details or participants. Further readable details are unavailable for precise entities or outcomes.
The message analyzes Haggai urging Israelites to restart temple rebuilding, exposing indifference selfishness and loss from withholding God’s work. It highlights three commands Go Bring Build and notes the governor and high priest as key responders, urging modern leaders to guide national repentance.
A Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station soil chemist explains lime as a key to neutralizing soil acidity. He compares liming to lathering before shaving and notes acids stem from loss of calcium magnesium and potassium in clay. If soils are acidic, apply lime before fertilizers for best results.
Dr. George C. Moore of the Soil Conservation Service notes soil and water saving methods improve farm permanency. He cites 1,200 New York farmers aiding four years in contour tillage strip cropping and diversion ditches with results seen in higher yields of potatoes and silage corn.
The article explains that air in soil is vital for crops and recommends a root zone of 3% to 4 feet for wheat corn soybeans and alfalfa. It describes underground drainage systems with mains and laterals acting as air ducts and surface inlets to improve soil ventilation. Root zones above the water table maintain moisture.
Smithers recalls his cat, fond of cheese, who after tasting cheese would depart immediately. He followed the cat and discovered it sitting by a mousehole breathing down it, a humorous incident illustrating the cat’s clever behavior.
The Atlantic hosts a new oceanic hole measured at 28 400 feet depth about 60 miles north of Cape Engano east of Haiti. Discovered by the U S A cruiser Milwaukee using echo sounding. A vast undersea mountain range is described as ten times longer than the Himalayas spanning Iceland to the Antarctic with peaks over four miles high.
A fragmentary wit and proverbs blend sharp lines about pride bluff kindness to horses and names for women. The text playfully pokes at social pretensions with pithy humor and a casual bite.
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