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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
7
A compact collection of aphorisms and maxims attributed to Robert Burns and other authors. The page cites Seneca Chesterfield and Hillel in short moral maxims about wealth idleness judgment and empathy.
A barrasanta or ant tree in eastern Colombia hosts a hollow trunk that shelters a swarm of vicious ants. The tree and its ants form a mutual defense: the tree protects the ants from weather and animals, while the ants defend the tree from threats.
Notice seeks Indian head cents and other old coins. Highest prices paid on date, condition. W. W. Slaughter advertises at 3920 Cornell Avenue, Des Moines Iowa.
Farmers should use winter to inventory crops and livestock and complete repairs and supply orders. Focus on barn, fence, milking equipment, and machinery maintenance to reduce spring breakdowns and ensure a smoother production year amid future labor shortages.
A remembered discussion ranks great pitching feats. Carl Hubbell features in tales of 18 innings with a 1 to 0 win over the Cardinals, while Addie Joss’s near perfect game and a 1917 two no hit nine inning showcase are noted as defining moments in the era.
Drying mushrooms offers a way for farm families to supplement income. Wild varieties prove best for drying, while cultivated types fall short. Small producers can gather mushrooms near patches, dry them on wire trays with warm air, then sell or store the product for winter use.
A report notes tuberculosis culls in poultry, urging removal of old hens as tests show they are principal carriers. In some areas up to half of flocks are affected, highlighting age as a key factor in transmission.
This prompt presents a mixed list of trivia prompts. It asks about McKinley’s message to Garcia, the Sistine Madonna, a saddle protuberance, a body part reach, the Alhambra location, George Washington’s father’s first name, chrysotile, and the meaning of protocol.
A scrap plywood toy chest with rope handles and wooden wheels doubles as a folding table when opened. The pattern offers stenciled decorations and bright letters to create a festive display, suitable for holiday use and easy to move.
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