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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
7
A new process in Great Britain's government laboratories converts tar costing 7 cents into a gallon of gasoline valued at 25 cents. The note highlights improved efficiency and potential cost savings for fuel production.
A medical notice emphasizes consulting a doctor to verify the safety of headache neuralgia and rheumatic pain remedies. The call appears as a public advisory urging readers to seek professional guidance before taking over the counter or home remedies.
An advertisement argues Bayer Aspirin is safer than earlier preparations and widely tolerated for headache relief. It urges consulting doctors about benefits versus other remedies and notes aspirin’s stomach and heart safety as supported by users.
University of Illinois advice urges trench silos to store soft corn amid late plantings and fall frost risk. Two workers can build a trench silo in two to four days using a plow slip and draft animal or tractor. Proper packing drainage and straw dirt cover prevent spoilage and preserve corn for silage.
USDA plant breeders measure drought tolerance by leaf transpiration. They cut plants at growth stages, seal ends, weigh intervals, and compare varieties. Hope wheat loses water faster than drought resistant Baart and Kubanka, guiding breeding for dry weather tolerance.
Cream producers seek high quality cream and pay premiums. some states boycott poor quality. For cooling, a tank should circulate cold well water to the bottom and out the top. Do not keep fresh cream separate. stir until cooled. Maintain clean sterilized utensils. Market cream at least twice weekly.
Agricultural notes report stinkweed contamination causing objectionable odor in milk as seed spread in western straw last winter. Wild onions and garlic also contribute off flavors. Agriculture engineers unveil a portable irrigation outfit. Tent caterpillar rarely causes permanent injury to plants. New Zealand, Australia, Denmark, and other regions note world surplus.
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