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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1920
Page
2
The notice lists subscription terms for one year and six months in advance and states advertising rates upon application. It notes post office mailing origin at Diller Nebraska and that business locals run until ordered out, charged at five cents per line per insertion.
The article reflects on Frank Munsey’s old concept of money stations from common coins and notes that Congress considers new coinage like two cent and seven to eight cent pieces. It discusses currency tokens as fare payments in Washington streetcars and the evolving public reading of monetary stations and values.
USDA specialists urge careful cultivation of corn with two row equipment to save labor. They stress three goals: conserve moisture, destroy weeds, and warm soil, keeping the surface loose to aid rainfall and reduce evaporation.
The article urges careful cultivation based on soil condition to avoid cracks and moisture loss. Deep early cultivation helps plants if soil allows, but shallow later cultivation protects roots. It notes corn drives national production and that yields can double with good seed, soil, and timely care.
Jones and Banks discuss a once prosperous London caricaturist known for grotesque drawings of women's fashions. He no longer leads with novelty as fashion styles have surpassed his work.
Consul General David F. Wilbur reports from Genoa that a June 4 1919 decree by the Italian government assumes exclusive right to supply and sell coffee of all kinds within Italy.
Cartoon dialogue hints at plans for successive tall buildings with heights of 25 26 and 27 stories as part of a larger story line. The exchange underscores ambitions for a major urban development in a comic feature.
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