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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

30 Mar 1939

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The Diller Record

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Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

3

Mary Loring Meets Publisher in New York Romance

Mary Loring, a small town writer from Hawkinsville Iowa, travels to New York with her Aunt Linnie. There she meets Philip Buchanan of The National Weekly, discusses her story At Sea and a potential series of shorts, and forms a delicate bond as she faces family troubles at home and a growing chance at publication.

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Mary Loring Jim Linnie Cotswell Lelia Ormsby Mary Ellen Mamie Peter Christopher Cragg Ests Doctor Cragg Linnie New York National Weekly Jerome Taylor Umberto” Ballanci Umberto Lelia Greenwich Village Phillip Buchanan Mr. Buchanan van Winkle Ford Hansen Miss Loring United States Buchanan Lafayette Greta Garbo Hawkinsville Iowa Fiji Islands Saint-Louis Chicago Mississippi Swanson Burlington Art Swanson Paul Whiteman Saint Louis Boston Alphonse National Phil Jim Ormsby Phil Buchanan Paul Waring Larry Wood Connecticut
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Wedding customs on Papua New Guinea island

Natives decorate themselves with bright feathers bone ornaments shells and beads for a wedding. The groom goes to the bride’s home and leads her to the new home he has prepared, marking the main wedding act.

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Papua New Guinea
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Tar Oil Emulsion for Apple Aphis Control

Agricultural note from Rutgers University experts advises applying tar oil emulsion during warm spring weather to kill apple aphis eggs on trees. Dilute stock to 2.5 percent tar oil, ensure complete coating, and spray as a fine mist blown into trees with the wind. Begin plans early before buds appear to avoid injury from late application.

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Reasons for Floor Laying in Hens Highlight Nest Shortages

A Montreal Herald poultry note cites floor laying as caused by insufficient nests and comfort. It argues that crowded nests trigger floor eggs, urges ample nests, and favors simple trap doors over swinging designs to reduce floor laying.

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Montreal Herald
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Watch for Corn Bugs in Stored Grain Cribs

Prairie Farmer notes large stored corn invites insect damage. Mild winters boost insects. dry ventilated storage limits harm. Early signs are holes in kernel ends and edges. If a crib is infested, feed or sell promptly, or shell and fumigate in a tight bin.

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Wire Fence Evolution by Illinois Farmer 50 Years Ago

Peter Sommer of Illinois first tried woven wire fence design described by Keystone Steel & Wire. He stretched smooth wires between posts and woven cross wires by hand, creating a durable fence in a day with small square openings.

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Illinois Peter Sommer Keystone Steel & Wire Company
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UC researchers breed two hen lines for egg shell types

Poultry breeders at the University of California developed two hen lines by selecting chicks from thick and thin shelled eggs. One line yields hard shelled eggs, the other soft shelled. A good laying flock can be built from the hard-shell hens, while the soft shellers are culled.

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University of California
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