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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
7
Special Poultrymen report grass as a key supplement to grain in poultry diets. Feeding young tender grass daily boosts growth, disease resistance, and reduces grain needs. Cultivated grasses high in protein and minerals support health, with oat plants highlighted for year round palatability and yield.
H L Shrader of the United States Department of Agriculture says a clean range requires two years of rest without chicks and no spread of poultry manure. Proper range also provides shade, abundant green feed, and fresh water free of parasites to support healthy growth.
Hoard's Dairyman advises keeping calves dry and sheltered from drafts as they adjust to a new environment. A wire floor in the calf pen, using a half inch mesh sandscreen on 2 by 4 or 4 by 4 frames, No. 9 wire every five inches, and modular 3 foot square sections facilitates cleaning and comfort for the young animal.
Agricultural notes discuss alfalfa frost risk when cut before blooming, grain storage as conservation, egg freezing at 28 degrees, and the 1937 cotton crop of 18.7 million bales. It notes lamb pricing differences and the importance of milk proteins vitamins for hatchability, plus salt as a frequent missing mineral.
James Warnack argues in the Los Angeles Times that true courtesy and consideration are preferable to brutal frankness. He says kindness should start at home, practicing politeness with relatives to avoid social blunders.
The Greek god of time is Chronos, sometimes conflated with Kronos or Father Time in later depictions. In ancient myth Chronos personified time itself and predates the Olympian deities in some traditions.
A charm ing butterfly crochet motif appears as the central medallion for wing and arm rest designs. Pattern 6031 provides directions for a chair or buffet set and scarf with illustrated stitches and material needs. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle at 259 W 14th St New York for pattern 6031.
A parsimonious man starves his horse to force it to live on nothing. He believes the plan worked until the animal dies, and he admits the failure, saying his aim was to make it live on nothing. The anecdote illustrates folly of extreme thrift.
A reflection on a dog’s steady devotion and uncomplaining companionship. The author recalls a five year bond defined by trust, welcome home greetings, and the quiet dignity of a faithful friend whose presence makes life warmer and more meaningful.
The fragment references political figures described as officers over the tal congress and notes an Arlington National Cemetery burial count through March 25, 1938 totaling 46 661, with a mention of a 1 inch cube of gold weighing about one ton and a US population figure of 127 million.
The excerpt presents miscellany quotes on sincerity sympathy and serenity by various authors. It contrasts personal growth and social duty with reflections on leadership and learning. The collection includes lines attributed to Nicholas Murray Butler Mrs F D and G K Chesterton and Colonel Arthur Woods.
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