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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
7
Forest service stocks three carloads of coffee to serve 2,500 000 cups at half a cent each next year. Rations kits for rangers include candy tea canned meat and vegetables along with coffee.
An old advertisement claims Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original liver remedy, dating back sixty years. The copy asserts the pills regulate liver and bowels and promotes their health benefits.
A sharp dismissal of a group of jokes labeled as harmful. The author argues they deserve suppression after a single critical glance and dismisses their value, calling for censorship and removal from discourse.
An old advertisement touts California syrup of figs as a pure vegetable laxative that improves appetite and energy in sickly children. It warns against harsh cathartics, claims swift benefits in color weight and spirits, and urges mothers to choose genuine California Syrup of Figs bottled with CALIFORNIA marking.
A short cryptic note argues that waiting for the majority's view is often mistaken and wastes valuable time before reaching the right conclusion. The phrasing hints at caution against democratic delays in decisive action.
New York state census figures for January 1930 report 231000 hogs on farms and a gross income of 7848000 from hogs. Chester White leads breeds with Berkshire and Duroc Jersey following as main types. most grade pigs are sold for home killing.
Winter snows push mice and rabbits to fruit trees in the eastern state belt. They gnaw bark to reach the cambium and may girdle trunks, risking tree death. Bridge grafting is advised with cold stored scions. pile dirt over wounds to prevent drying until sap rises in spring.
A bureau developed a new grain curd method for casein that yields 1% cents more per pound than the traditional sulphuric method. Two factories using the new method show higher returns. The bureau also identifies two lactose outlets: confectionery and explosive manufacture.
The bureau of plant quarantine deployed nearly 60 000 traps last year to monitor the Japanese beetle quarantine across Florida Ohio and New England. Traps are placed in traffic centers to signal first appearances in uninfested regions and provide timely warnings of outbreaks. In DC where 3000 traps were installed this year vegetation receives protection as beetles are lured away from flowers and foliage. Traps are emptied daily.
Sheep raisers show brighter prospects as wool prices stay steady and demand rises with resumption of woolen and worsted production. The period saw strong raw wool purchases, with demand exceeding prior figures by a large margin, signaling improving earnings for farmers.
A prominent minister critiques faith that relies on miracles and warns against cheap faith. He argues grownups must take responsibility, keep faith, and avoid Santa Claus like belief in unattainable perfect ideas. Our faiths reveal where we place trust and shape our lives.
The Kent district farmers form an organized force to resist tithe collectors. They set up war lines and routed law representatives after three large trucks were sent. A mobile group warned farms to defend themselves, signals of rockets urging rapid village compliance.
A dubious health ad promotes a syrup claiming to renew energy and vigor, cure constipation, and remove waste. It targets households and children with warnings against cathartics and auto intoxication, urging readers to buy a single bottle.
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