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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
7
A guide stresses farm recordkeeping to uncover losses, balance farm programs, and improve profitability. Records help identify profitable crops, assess cultural practices, plan next year, judge unit costs, support credit applications, and inform insurance decisions.
Poultry experts urge stressing hatchable egg production while maintaining good lay. Cora Cooke notes winter conditions complicate hatchability but sunshine and green feed, or substitutes, are first recommendations. Outdoor sun exposure boosted hatchability 14 percent in trials, aided by cod liver oil feeding as a supplement.
Grapevines endure for decades and yield abundant crops with minimal care. The piece extols the grape as a long lasting, healthful fruit ideal for farm families and recommends its place on every farm.
Dr. W. A. Billings of the University farm in St. Paul prescribes a 1 000 pound mash for turkey breeding flocks. The formula lists corn 225 pounds oats 100 pounds bran 150 middlings 200 alfalfa leaf meal 100 meat scraps 125 dried milk 75 salt 5 cod liver oil 20 pounds. He notes fortified cod liver oil reduces total oil needed.
The fragment asks five trivia questions about displacement tonnage bridal veils earthquakes art and White House etiquette. The provided answer begins with The weight of the water that would be necessary to fill the.
The text outlines a ritual hull space for a ship, a superstitious concealment of the bride from evil spirits, and the sequence of tremors evolving into shocks and diminishing vibrations. It alludes to seven sorrows endured, with presentations first to the President and then to Mrs Roosevelt, next in line.
An afghan with a pansy design offers old time charm in a fold German town style. Pattern 6021 provides directions for the afghan and pillow, an illustration, stitch details, materials, and color ideas. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W Fourteenth St, New York NY.
Mexico blends modern cities with ruins and Indian life. Charro clubs preserve colonial traditions through rodeos and dancing contests. Women wear elaborate costumes worth thousands of pesos while men sport zarapes in reenactments of conquista era life.
Gardeners should plant nasturtium Virginia stock zinnia sunflower bachelor’s button and alyssum for early bloom. Nasturtium alyssum and California poppy are among the easiest to grow and petunia and zinnia give brilliant color with minimal effort. If rust and wilt communities bar snapdragons and asters choose rust and wilt resistant varieties and for rock gardens try African daisy linaria lobelia statice verbena Virginia stock and annuals plus columbine English daisy forget me not Iceland poppy perennials.
A nervous young wife hosts a dinner while her husband warns the cook about his mother in law’s month long stay. The master threatens firing for serving her loved dishes. A flirtatious guest insists on kissing, adding tension to the scene.
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