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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1931

Page

6

Homecoming of Emily Embraces Family Versus Distance

Emily returns after five years abroad as a diplomat’s wife to the crowded American home where memories linger in every room. The gathering of siblings and spouses reveals cracks of strain, especially Emily’s unresolved distance from Robert, the flagging marriage, and the mother’s longing to hear good news. Emily plans to stay, bearing unspoken mission and a new resolve.

Emily Tofield Brandt Far East Robert Ellison Marie Hilda Hugh Mercina Roy Letta Emily Dearest Japan

Diplomatic Trick That Served Useful Purpose

The article recalls how Webster and Ashburton averted war by shaping a boundary dispute with a diplomatic ruse. In 1842 they pushed a peace path amid angry factions, presenting maps and treaty ideas to sway senators and Parliament, showing the red line aligned with Franklin’s understanding.

Bismarck Daniel Webster Alexander Baring Lord Ashburton Isaac S. Metcalf Cleveland Plain Dealer United States Canada Atlantic Rockies Webster Ashburton United States Senate Senate Benjamin Franklin Maine House British Foreign Office George III Oswald Lord Palmerston

Thanksgiving reflection on life, consumption, and faith

A reflective piece quotes Browning and an Indianapolis News editorial, urging gratitude beyond comfort. It contrasts feasting with awareness of mortality and calls for recognizing growth, service, and the blessing of freedom in a nation.

The Outlook Indianapolis News

Winter sunshine good for poultry

Winter sunshine boosts egg production hatchability and vitality through ultra violet rays. Studies from Wisconsin Arkansas Ohio and others plus Vine land egg laying data support UV exposure as essential in winter housing for layers and chicks. Ensure proper housing this winter and next spring.

Wisconsin Experiment Station University of Arkansas, Ohio Experiment Station Vineland Ohio

Size of Eggs Influenced by Feeding and Breeding

Egg size is affected by both breeding and feeding. Selecting egg size matters for incubation since offspring may inherit size. Proper feeding with minerals, including bone meal and calcium carbonate, improves egg size beyond grain alone.

Plan to Increase Egg Production and Consumption

Reese Ricks of the International Baby Chick Association urges boosting egg use at the American Institute of Co-operations in Manhattan Kansas. He outlines three steps: supply high quality eggs, standardize the product, and cooperatives join with other poultry agencies to educate the public on eggs.

Reese Ricks International Baby Chick Association American Institute of Co-operations Manhattan Kan Hicks Nebraska

Poultry Health Notes On Fowl Diseases And Pullets

The article lists incurable poultry diseases such as chronic coccidiosis tuberculosis bacillary white diarrhea fowl cholera and fowl typhoid and mentions serious cases of chicken pox and soup. It stresses protecting the flock of new pullets for next winter’s laying flock as a key asset for income.

California Fig Syrup Story Clinches Child Health

A classic advertising testimonial extols California Fig Syrup as the trusted remedy for upset stomachs and constipation in children. The copy cites long medical endorsement, a Nebraska mother’s praise, and a claim of over four million bottles sold yearly.

California Joseph W. Hill Bedford Ave Omaha Nebraska John Caliifornia Caldwell Dr. Caldwell

Parks Roads Plan Eight Thousand Miles to Be Built

The present fiscal year will see eight thousand miles of automobile roads constructed in national forests. Some highways will be as beautiful as those in national parks and more people will be able to enjoy forest recreational facilities.

Thieves Return War Medals After Raid on Williams Quarters

A note with the returned war medals of D. H. Williams the Welsh fawn tennis player says the robbers kept some trophies but apologizes for the money taken. The item was from Williams quarters and reflects vanity and punishment themes from Junius.

D. H. Williams

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