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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1942
Page
2
Article outlines practical advice from J L Edmonds on making horses a reliable cheaper farm power source. It covers varied feeds, feeding according to needs, quality forage, punctual meals, home grown rations, weight and thrift as ration tests, watering and salting, parasite control, and gradual start of work with proper grooming and shoeing.
Bread and home flour now fortified with B vitamins and iron, touted for better digestion and disposition. The article notes the small color difference but highlights improved nutritive value and advises using enriched products. Rhythmical kneading to craft dough remains.
Menu features oven baked chicken with parsleyed potatoes and a citrus strawberry salad. Includes Twisted Loaf and Sweet Yeast Dough coffee cakes with fig or apricot fillings, and a French dressing for the greens.
A short promotional note describes a Southern belled vanity with red dotted swiss fabric, frothy ruffles, red ribbons, beads, and bows. It highlights matching curtains and bedspread and mentions a .32-page booklet with crafting details and inexpensive instructions.
Hints on farm buildings note posts decay termite damage causes uneven settlement. recommends treating posts against rot and insects and setting on masonry. Also advises treating posts used in repairs and jacking up plastered buildings with uneven settlement.
Lynn Says small packs of prunes apricots figs apples pears raisins and peaches satisfy cravings while boosting blood and nutrition. One pound of dried fruit requires many pounds of fresh fruit, highlighting the efficiency and worth of these concentrated foods.
Simile Awhile and James joke about becoming a music soloist on the cash register while noting the effort needed to maintain eyebrows. A line also recalls a fall that left someone unconscious for six hours prompting a guffaw about its location.
An excerpt argues that victory followed earnest prayer and fidelity, framing the wartime moment as a moral triumph. The lines emphasize faith guiding soldiers and leaders toward eventual success, portraying prayer as a sustaining force through hardship.
Barbara asks about her proposal to marry. George recalls his father's objection, noting a single condition that he would be hanged first rather than oppose the match. The exchange hints at a perilous social or legal obstacle surrounding the couple.
Collier's notes how Elihu Yale's 2500 dollar gift to the Collegiate School led to Yale University and John Harvard's 3500 dollar bequest plus a library to Cambridge College becoming Harvard University. It adds that modern gifts to schools run into millions but often lack publicity.
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