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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
3
A visitor Neal Conrad plans a sensational evening, while Anne Chamberlain struggles with her dance costume and George Hildreth's jealousy. After a countryside picnic with Mrs Griffin and Mr Goldenburg, Neal proclaims love and Anne becomes engaged to him.
Anne Conrad marries Neal in a simple church wedding as Mrs Griffin hosts the wedding party. The couple plans a honeymoon through the hills, then a New York Washington express trip while Anne prays to be worthy of Neal and their future together.
Neal and Anne settle into a four room Hinlsboro apartment after a wedding journey filled with sight seeing at the Treasury building Army and Navy building Corcoran gallery Supreme Court and White House. They plan a celebratory dinner at Shoreham with Anne in her wedding gown and Neal proposing a pink dress to mark their new life together.
Neal Conrad buys an expensive dress for Anne with a side offer of a moss green cloak. The couple pinches pennies while Neal flaunts wealth. A dinner interruption by Harvard classmate Clarence Hathaway hints at past gains as Anne blushes. TO BE CONTINUED.
A discussion tracing the ascent of flight to the Montgolfier brothers in Annonay on June 5 1783 and Pilatre de Rozier and the Marquis d Amiande 1783 balloon voyage. It surveys balloon history from France to Paris to the era of Zeppelins and unmanned craft, questioning human inventiveness and progress.
The article asserts that sunlight permeates body tissues to strengthen resistance against germs and reduces vulnerability to illnesses. It links ultraviolet exposure to improved vitality and fewer infections.
L M Hurd of the New York state college of agriculture outlines three accepted poultry dressing methods for markets. Scald picking uses water near 190F to loosen feathers, while slack-scalding uses 125–129F for 20–50 seconds. Dry-picking requires brain removal to stop feather-muscle motion.
The Los Angeles Times outlines poultry use categories. Broilers are 8 to 12 weeks and under 2.5 pounds ideal for broiling. Fryers are 14 to 20 weeks under 3.5 pounds suitable for frying. Roasters are 5 to 9 months over 3.5 pounds for roasting. Stags are mature male birds between roasters and cocks, less desirable. Cocks are mature males with darkened flesh. Capons are over four pounds seven to ten months with soft flesh. Slips are incompletely caporized birds over four pounds with stags-like development.
The standard dozen eggs weighs one and a half pounds, about a pound of which is water. More water than feed is present in a dozen eggs, emphasizing the need for abundant clean water for hens. A flock stops laying sooner without water than without food. There must be no limitation on ingredients forming complete eggs, as hens will lay only fully formed eggs or none.
The disease is caused by poison from germs in decayed animal and vegetable matter. Eating maggots from this material can cause infection. Infected flocks should be quarantined until the source is found and destroyed. Epsom salts treatment uses three quarters of a pound to two and a half gallons of water.
When blackhead occurs in turkeys remove healthy birds to fresh ground and move them again if new cases arise. For treatment use muriatic acid three teaspoonfuls per quart of drinking water for four days then pause a similar period and repeat. Use glass or earthenware vessels for the medicated water. Prevention is most effective.
New Haven reports the first sighting of a moth described as a pseudosphing stetro or hummingbird moth. Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station scientists identify it as a rare visitor from South America the West Indies and southern Florida. They theorize winds carried it to Connecticut, a troubling hint about hurricane aided migrations.
A physician notes the harm of harsh laxatives and endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safer liquid option. It promises predictable bowel movement regularity in weeks, with practical advantages like measured doses and no habit formation.
Mrs Eugene Hunter from Hunlocks Creek, Pennsylvania, reported two and a half years of severe scalp scales and itching. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment samples, she bought more and says her scalp was healed. Advertisement notes prices and free samples from Cuticura Laboratories in Malden, Massachusetts.
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