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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1941
Page
6
The article explains how legume crops show nutrient hunger from nitrogen phosphorus and potash shortages. Nitrogen causes pale green chlorosis and slow growth, phosphorus slows development and delays flowering, and potash creates distinct yellow margins and edge cupping with eventual leaf death.
The Illinois College of Agriculture warns that high protein rations and overfeeding must be tempered by careful management. Avoid short dry periods and mineral shortages. balance grain to roughage, use bone meal when needed, and consider a dry period of one to six weeks.
Rutgers University outlines soil stewardship measures to support national defense. The plan emphasizes crop rotation composting and soil testing to boost yields resilience and resource efficiency on farms amid challenging times.
The passage contrasts myths of motion and structure with scientific corrections. It notes the jugular vein is an artery and describes hot air rooms of Roman origin. It asserts soda-water is carbonated water and that moving pictures are sequential still images.
Bob Hope tops radio and box office, now an autobiography hailed as the year’s funniest. The book, illustrated with photos and cartoons, retells his life in a humorous narrative. It is priced at 10 cents with a Pepsodent purchase, in a company sponsored sale.
Courage and perseverance are described as a magical talisman that makes difficulties vanish, turning obstacles into air. This saying is attributed to John Quincy Adams.
A quotation notes that customs and fashions of men continually shift as seasons turn with some traditions leaving while new trends arrive, echoing a Dante reference about change.
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