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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
7
Pimiento refers to a Spanish sweet pepper used for stuffing olives and seasoning foods while pimento denotes the West Indian allspice dried berries. The oil from pimento serves in cooking medical prep and perfumery.
A fragmented public notice warns readers about dubious health claims and advises consulting a doctor before using any unverified remedies. It contrasts unknown preparations with genuine Bayer Aspirin, urging caution for the average person.
University of Illinois specialist notes new grain mixes using oats and wheat or oats wheat barley and corn when available to keep cattle gaining before the corn harvest. Producers also plan to conserve roughage for winter with pit silos and silo storage for fodder stover and other roughages.
Large quantities of apples are ground for cider and pomace, once discarded, shows feeding value comparable to corn silage. Tests indicate pomace stored in drums or barrels spoils little, remains palatable, and can replace corn silage in livestock diets with minimal surface discoloration near iron walls.
The article describes a low-cost corn cutting sled that can cut two rows at once, enabling two men and a horse to work as efficiently as a one-row binder. It cuts close to the ground, reduces stubble where borers hide, and increases fodder yield by 1500 to 2000 pounds per acre.
The Rural New Yorker notes that living horn has little hollow space and will bleed if cut deeply except near the tip. Dried or dead horn contains living tissue. Cutting high near the head is misleading and may not reduce breeding. advise cutting close to the head taking a thin ring of skin around the horn.
Reading notes warn that using pipe too small for farm water systems dramatically reduces pressure between the pressure tank and delivery point.
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