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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1939
Page
6
A flower expert, Harry A. Joy, advises matching plants to climate and site. He lists suitable annuals and perennials for cool, shaded areas and for dreary, well drained sunlit beds, including zinnias and petunias avoided in unsuitable spots.
The piece traces the Slovak crisis undermining Sir Samuel Hoare's five year peace proposal, detailing German influence in Czechoslovakia, Slovakia, and Ruthenia, and Britain and France’ s responses. It notes Prague purges Nazi collaborators, Tiso’s ouster, and Berlin’s moves splitting Bohemia Slovakia and Carpatho Ukraine while post Munich guarantees fade.
The purchase of Alaska is Seward’s Folly. The sun rises in the Pacific on parts of the Isthmus of Panama.
The excerpt discusses Panama’s winding geography bringing the canal’s western end to touch the Atlantic. It defines Sucre from la crum meaning gain and cites the department of state on July 27, 1789. It explains generation as people born around the same period and mentions G Lindley Beckworth of Texas at age 25.
The article explains the winter spring health dip and argues the best tonic is a diet rich in minerals and vitamins. It highlights green vegetables as key iron sources and notes modern food preservation aids access to staples like crude liver eggs whole grains dried fruits lean meats and leafy greens.
The article notes spring blood iron and copper deficiencies from winter diets rich in fats and carbohydrates. It explains iron forms hemoglobin and copper helps iron use. It cites daily loss of 3 percent of blood cells and says infections can trigger iron loss, risking deficiency after illness.
Eat large amounts of greens like dan delion spinach kale chard watercress lettuce and green cabbage and serve a daily cooked vegetable and a generous green salad. Top with fruit to add minerals and vitamins and help maintain acid base balance.
The piece extols moderate daily exercise and open air as vital for health during winter. It links muscular activity with better eating, sleep, alertness, and relaxation, urging daily time outdoors with sun, sleep, and proper food as Nature's tonics.
A maxim attributed to Napoleon urges learning from ancient methods. It argues that time tested methods often outperform new theories and that profit comes from applying enduring wisdom to current affairs.
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