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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
7
A brief item notes a Truman Minnesota resident bedridden and awaiting medical attention with uncertain illness. The fragment mentions recovery and Pink Vegetable in a local health update.
A woman in an English county court declares a quarrel with her husband takes two, and he has not dared to start. The exchange includes the phrase Hoily tolty as a colorful remark in the courtroom.
A vintage ad touts dyeing services for women to refresh garments and drapery. It promotes color restoration and fabric revivals, highlighting affordable pricing at 15 cents per item and emphasizing ease of use for household dye tasks.
Do not worry about dyeing for the first time. Diamond Dyes promise simple home dyeing with directions in every package. Druggists carry a full palette of colors.
The Sealand planters protect their coconut palms to stop a crab species from climbing and reaching the coconuts. Local effort aims to preserve palm crops and prevent fruit loss.
A cryptic line notes that when a man interferes with a woman's affairs the worst outcome follows. The item hints at a sensational or cautionary anecdote from the periodical page. It preserves a lurid moralizing tone typical of the era and presents no clear names or places.
Illinois now has twelve cooperative dairy sire associations with Champaign County forming the latest Guernsey cooperative. The group includes 58 members owning 800 cows, financing five bulls at $5 per cow. Each block in the association will use a bull for two years, rotating until all five bulls have been used, providing high milk and butterfat breeding at low cost.
The codling moth is the major pest for Pacific Northwest apple and pear growers. Losses reach up to 20 percent of the crop on average and individual growers may lose over 50 percent, but proper methods can keep losses below 5 percent. Understanding the moths habits is essential for effective control.
A bulletin by Newcomer Yothers and Whitcomb outlines detailed spraying instructions and other control methods for the codling moth in the Pacific Northwest. It presents combined spray schedules that mix fruit tree sprays with cooling moth sprays and notes how the bulletin can be obtained from the U S Department of Agriculture in Washington D C while supplies last.
U S Department of Agriculture issues Farmer's Bulletin 1878 on homing pigeons. Training should be gradual and thorough to build trust. select stock with proven performance, avoid stray or unknown parentage, and prioritize body conformation for flight distance.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises not washing eggs. Dirty eggs reduce value and washing can speed deterioration. Keeping hens and nests clean, gathering daily, and avoiding contamination helps producers market top quality eggs.
A rural notice urges planful farming to boost health and profits. It advises choosing good seed, maintaining clean surroundings, and timely care for livestock. Ohio livestock specialist notes home vegetable gardens and careful weaning schedules for pigs.
Hon A P Tarbox a Nebraska lawyer and judge praises Tanlac saying it kept him able to work for two years despite stomach trouble. He credits Tanlac with restoring digestion and strength, notes long legal career, and urges buying from reputable druggists. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation.
A nine year old boy dressed in golf suit and stockings marched through a downtown theater lobby. He referenced a wrist watch and tried to pass crowds, appealing to onlookers to let him through for an important appointment with a girl. Detroit.
The text notes the ahenum of Romans as a crude bronze kettle heated over fire with hot stones placed inside to heat surrounding water. It claims this was the best available water heater in early Rome and questions why reform encounters opposition.
Old remedy claim highlights Castoria as a trusted stomach aid used for over eight decades. It notes no narcotics, Acetate Gochtinas on each package, and bears the signature of the traditional manufacturer.
A quirky obituary of Bishop Kinsolving of Virginia with his son George serving as Bishop of Texas, noted for wearing a large sombrero. A boy on a Richmond street asks if he is Buffalo Bill, and the bishop replies I am Texas George. The scene evokes porous plasters of the era.
A Detroit Free Press clipping quotes Unfortunate Man “Pussyfoot” Johnson telling a tale aboard the SS George Washington about an ugly man who encounters a lady and the nurse brings in a little girl who rebukes him saying she has seen him without clothes.
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