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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1929
Page
6
An article promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the sensible remedy for excess stomach acidity. It claims the prep neutralizes acid instantly, relieves gas and sourness, sweetens the system, and is suitable for children. available at any drug store.
French excavations at Minet-el-Baida and Ras Shamma in Syria reveal a buried city with 4000 year old baked clay tiles bearing cuneiform inscriptions. At Ras Sham, a giant Egyptian origin granite bust and bronze objects with cuneiform markings are among the finds. Tomb offerings include bronze statuettes, a golden diadem and necklace.
Dr Grace Griffith told the British Medical Association session in Manchester that noisy mechanical pig feeders should be abolished. She described a feeder with a lid pigs lift to eat and a downwards lid when jaws withdraw, noting a West Suffolk resident fled the neighborhood due to the disruption.
Rippy quotes McLook claiming his wife made him what he is. Dippy counters that claim as an apology rather than boasting.
Mrs Apa Brise of Fairhaven Massachusetts says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her during the Change of Life. She reports less nervousness and fatigue and notes her husband brings a bottle when she feels run down.
Twelve year old Hal loves baseball but his eyesight limits play. At a game he views first base through field glasses and witnesses his father Lou Justice earn respect. A rescue in a theater lobby shows Hal his own courage and earns a proud embrace.
The grand secretary of the Masonic temple in Washington DC states that American Masonry does not follow the English Grand Lodge policy of creating military lodges within regiments or naval units. During the Civil War some lodges formed with troops but none remain today.
A minister's wife voices a witty retort to a friend's remark about ministers' wives. The friend suggests a special heaven for ministers' wives, and the wife replies she would rather be with her husband. The exchange appears in The Christian Register.
A legal term meaning without day meaning no date to reconvene. When Congress adjourns sine die no session date is set as the session ends.
Extension poultry expert O C Ufford of Colorado Agricultural College cautions against heavy protein diets to force pullet growth. Proper gradual development from 5 to 6 months, early hatching, and a growing mash through 3 to 4 months optimize winter egg production with a planned ration of corn meal wheat ground barley and bone meal.
The comb of a laying hen will be large, full, glossy and warm, sometimes red or pale. Non laying hens have small cold pale combs with scaly texture. Handle birds calmly in summer and avoid overheating during culling. Best time for production culling is after dark.
Guidance to analyze the past season of poultry work. Assess hatch timing, parasite infection, housing crowding, feeding practices, and profitability. Determine which phases were profitable and which fetters affected returns, aiming to strengthen weak areas.
Proper ventilation helps keep poultry houses cool in winter. Extending daylight with artificial light can boost egg production. Use confined pallets with laying mash and straw to reduce cold drafts. Ensure adequate fresh air and feed shelled corn. Provide green feed like alfalfa to sustain layers through darker months.
A Los Angeles mother touts California Fig Syrup as improving her son Leroy Young’s lifelong stomach and bowel troubles. She notes it calmed constipation and biliousness and that the product aids colds, with physicians recommending the vegetable remedy trusted for over 50 years and four million bottles used annually.
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