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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1945
Page
2
The excerpt lists founders F. T. Pearce Mrs. L. M. Cavett owners and public details with F. L. Raymond business manager and Albert W. Koepff associate editor. Subscription terms show one year in advance six months in advance and second class matter. Advertising rates and local notices are partially visible.
Ration cards update with valid dates for sugar meats processed foods gas fuel oil and shoes detailing stamps and periods. Notices include editorial from Washington Star about Martha Truman and a petition notice for administrator appointment in Jefferson County with dates and locations.
The Gaines Dog Research Center defines cur as a historical breed once common across the southern and western United States until after the Civil War. Early settlers used 50 to 60 pound all round dogs. England taxed sheepdogs in 1796 with exemptions. Cur tail originally meant a shortened tail.
A guide from the New York City Gaines Lopez Center advises comforting a new puppy during the first nights. Sit with the pup or bring it to bed briefly to reassure it, preventing prolonged howling and keeping family and neighbors from disturbance.
The Gaines Research Center in New York City touts blood transfusion as removing fatigue in dogs. The text describes transferring blood from fatigued to non fatigued dogs and notes potential signs of relief.
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