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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
7
The text centers on Jesus washing the disciples feet as a model of humble service and spiritual cleansing. It emphasizes his awareness of his approaching death, the disciples' weaknesses, and the call to love, humility, and continual sanctification through his word.
Ohio agricultural experts warn that overcrowding poor ventilation dampness and drafts raise cold risk in poultry. Young birds in crowded or parasiteinfested pens show watery then yellow discharge and breathing trouble. Removal or destruction of advanced cases recommended and prevention targets underlying disease causes.
The article stresses the need to raise over 100 million pullets annually to replace mature hens retired for low production. It notes an estimated 00,000,000 hens in the U S and urges early hatching to ensure pullets reach laying age by autumn when egg prices peak, highlighting incubators and brooders as economical aids.
The article explains mixing cod liver oil at 2 percent by weight into scratch or poultry mash, equating 2 pounds per 100 pounds of grain. It notes a quart measure equals about two pounds and urges small batch mixing to ensure full consumption before oil decays, warning heat can reduce feed value. It also calls liver oil a substitute for sunshine due to its vitamin content, nicknamed “canned sunshine.”
Oklahoma Agricultural College Prairie Farmer explains a quick profitability rule for laying flocks. Divide feed cost per 100 pounds by the price of eggs per dozen, multiply the result by three to estimate the percent return.
Chicago hosts a nationwide alert as the eleventh anniversary of First Aid-Home Remedy Week is set for March 1912. The National Association of Retail Druggists and Sterting Products Inc. lead a campaign with state associations and municipal leaders urging households to stock medicine chests and advertise readiness to meet accidents and illness.
Archaeological team from the University of Pennsylvania reports a 5000 year old Mesopotamian tomb containing a mirror eight perfume bottles and a full makeup kit. The find suggests wealth and luxury in that era and challenges linear views of civilization's evolution.
W Leonani Johnson, a New Jersey civil service examiner, reports tests on 450 police applicants show size does not determine strength in men under 5 feet 6 inches. Weight up to 165 pounds shows some relation, but above that none. He calls for revision of patrolman physical requirements.
The piece notes two men recalling heroics before marriage with wry lines about saving spouses. It contrasts city and country crowds and remarks that a singer's conduct should not be base, capturing a sharp, humorous local voice.
Fragmentary ad copy touts aspirin and tonics for rapid headache relief and stomach comfort. Claims quick results with bottle use while warning of nonessential options and urging purchase for full relief.
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