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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
4
A public notice urges residents to consider town welfare and family security as business expands from cities to smaller communities. It warns against outbid rivals and warns that outside competitors already work at local expense. The message ties Italy under Mussolini to agriculture efforts.
A New Hampshire farmer and county agent top-dressed pasture with 600 pounds of cement Parement B. 0084 of S55. After four weeks the herd showed gains in milk production and condition, suggesting improved pastures as a cheap feed source.
The text comments on exposed expenses and taxpayer exemptions, noting public displeasure with the seeming avoidance of income tax and suggesting a supposed remedy. The fragment mentions Gosnciers and exposure but lacks clear names or concrete events.
Washington report notes only six articles platinum tin mantle steel kapok and rubber form essential imports with no domestic substitutes. Commerce Dept figures show these items totaled six percent of US imports in 1981 while cotton export could cover them twice over.
The article discusses America’s reliance on imported commodities in 1841 with rubber wood pulp silk coffee and newsprint among the top items. It notes domestic production of some materials and ranks semi necessities and necessities by import cost. China Japan and Italy supply key imports while passenger goods are costly abroad.
Washington reports that over two years a new plant patent statute has issued 28 patents for new plant varieties. Patents cover ornamental traits, not manufacturing processes, and include roses carnations and bramble berries. Most patents concern flowers with colors and growth habits, highlighting Luther Burbank's posthumous recognition in plant breeding.
David converses with Yangtze learning about rivers and trade. They discuss the Yellow River and Tengtze’s stories of rice, bamboo, bamboo crafts, tea fields, and imperial soil while wandering along the Yangtze.
Practical hints on preserving rapidly and bright coloring for fruit stains. Cleaning advice covers rubbing with ether and polishing with a cloth or fine grain, plus tips for stain removal on windows. Sewing and kitchen tips include canning season gifts and using canning jars for picnics and beverages.
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