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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
6
University of Illinois specialists summarize 472 farm family records from 1939 showing how living costs rise and fall across marriage stages. Peak spending occurs for housing, furnishings, education, and travel at various intervals, with shifts toward investments and insurance declines as couples age.
The report notes about 30 percent of U S farms earned under $600 in 1929 and farm population rose by 2 076 000 from 1930 to 1940. West north central states shed 268 000 people in the latter decade. Commercial hatcheries produce over 782 million baby chicks annually. Dark Holstein cows require more light than Ayrshire cows.
Practical home notes advise lining iron holders with leather from old gloves to insulate heat, lubricate meat choppers and mixers with salad oil to avoid flavor transfer, keep flowers away from drafts to prevent chilling, and estimate thirty minutes for baking medium apples.
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A quotation highlights that good breeding varies by country and locality, with each person imitating the local standard to fit the place they inhabit. The idea underscores the adaptive nature of social norms and manners across cultures.
A concise quotation contrasts courageous wisdom with what Burke calls reptile prudence born of fear. It implies prudence driven by fear rather than genuine caution, highlighting a tension between bold insight and constrained thinking.
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