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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
8
The Poultry Show in Omaha from November 27 to December 2 will feature Lady Laymore, the world's greatest laying hen. A Nebraska product owned by M Henning of Mead, Nebraska, she earned the world laying championship with 287 eggs in Mountain Grove, Missouri.
Countess Magic known as Mrs. Tom Thumb celebrated her seventy fifth birthday on October thirtieth. The article notes she offered marriage advice urging wives to yield at times and subtly win husbands over when not aware of it.
Mrs Annie Sherwood Hawks author of I Need Thee Every Hour lies critically ill at her home in Bennington Vermont at eighty two. The hymn is sung in many languages and known worldwide, more widely than other songs of its kind.
Reports from the University of Nebraska department of animal pathology indicate heavy cattle losses in cornstalk fields. The disease lacks a feeding protection, and prevention hinges on keeping livestock out of stalk-laden fields to avoid further harm this season.
The poultry department urges drastic culling due to high prices. Hold males with strong breast and vigor for breeding while culling weak traits. Sell late molters and over-fat hens, immature pullets, and runts. Never breed from diseased stock. provide free range for breeders.
The article notes Iroquois training to eat frugally and fear a monster Sagodakwus for gluttony. It urges readers in sedentary occupations to test nutrition, reduce portions, eat slowly, and drink water away from meals, linking overeating to rising degenerative diseases.
A party game called The Children's What Time Is It requires two players a leader and accomplice. The accomplice leaves the room the leader and others stay. The leader names an hour using the alphabetic scheme A to K for hours 1 to 11 12. The assistant deduces the chosen hour from the initial letter of the leader's reply.
A whimsical verse about Jenny Wren and friends enjoying cake and repeated visits. The speaker coaxs Jennie Wren to eat heartily and return for more, expressing affectionate, light hearted charm through playful imagery.
A reader asks for tie directions and the author replies with a step by step method. The hands are used to form a knot by crossing ends and pulling the loop through, ending with a tied bow tie.
The Brazil nut is native to foreign countries and grows fifty to eighty feet tall. It is a majestic forest tree though its large hard shell can injure a traveler. The three cornered Brazil nuts are the variety sold here.
The article notes Jim Archer may be released by Tinker, signaling the possible exit of the last active member of Frank Chance era from Chicago’s pennant winning days. Archer is described as brittle and injury prone this season, with teammates reportedly sympathizing.
Cubs owner Charlies Weeghman denies Foley rumors that Joe Tinker will be replaced. Weeghman says Tinker remains manager and the club will bolster the roster. he blames the players for pennant underperformance rather than the manager.
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