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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
7
The advertisement promotes Fletcher's Castoria as a safe 30 year old substitute for paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. It notes no narcotics and urges trust in proven directions printed on each package with the genuine signature.
Taxation brings horses back into style in London as one firm adds 60 more horses than before the war and continues to displace mechanized vehicles whenever possible. The article notes that horses have proven more economical for ordinary work over the last 15 years.
The Department of Agriculture reports steady enrollment in a federal state breeding plan over seven and a half years. About 200 new participants join each month, with many breeds represented including Jersey Guernsey Holstein Shorthorn Angus cattle and Chester White Poland China swine plus Leghorn and Plymouth Rock chickens. Participants receive a lithographed barn sign and must agree to use pure bred sires and follow systematic breeding to raise herd and flock value.
Midwestern farmers expand efforts to keep corn borer from spreading. Indiana and neighboring states fund research, develop resistant corn, and study field practices. Industry seeks new machinery and methods to prevent infestation. Farmers even burn stubble to deter pests.
The western representative of the United States dairy division studied 89 milk samples from factory patrons. Twenty cooled in running water showed about 30 000 bacteria per cubic centimeter while nineteen not cooled averaged 17 000. Results suggest better cooling and handling practices for milk delivery and processing.
In city and suburban gardens grapevines of vigorous varieties respond best to pruning and training using the Kniffen system. The article notes suitable varieties and practical steps for shaping growth in limited spaces.
Moscow correspondent reports Russia inaugurates its first Sunday university in Gorky White Russia. The two year program targets wage earners unable to attend weekday study, offering broader education with emphasis on agriculture.
Your Druggist Says Indigestion Must Go or Money Back. Mentha Pepsin is presented as a tonic to build up a run-down stomach so you can eat freely. Dave's Mentha Pepsin is advertised as a popular elixir claiming superior results and a money-back guarantee.
The passage notes Richard Harding Davis, famed novelist and war correspondent, meeting Joseph Chamberlain. Davis tries to grandstand. Chamberlain interrupts with a curt rebuke about journalists shaping our view of a rotten world.
A quirky quote attributed to Josh Billings proclaims that no ink can ruin a man who stands firm on his chosen line and pursues it with resolve. The note highlights the humor and blunt wisdom typical of Billings.
Unemployed men under thirty and married men under twenty five must attend the school for the unemployed run by Salford authorities in England to receive unemployment benefits. The curriculum includes arithmetic English drawing and woodwork.
Liberty reports that twelve is the minimum marriage age with parental consent in five states: Kentucky Louisiana Maryland Mississippi and Virginia.
A Hiawatha woman boasts a towel claimed to be over thirty eight years old. Carl Brown notes in the Atchison Globe that every print shop has a towel as old as the office and printing, dating to the first half of the fifteenth century.
California produces more electricity from water power than any other state, ahead of New York and Washington. The ranking continues with Montana Alabama and Wisconsin in that order.
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