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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
7
Damaged cereal grains due to poor harvest can still feed livestock. Wheat, though damaged, substitutes for ground corn pound for pound in dairy rations, best when not more than half of the concentrate. Damaged wheat remains protein rich and usable, though slightly reduced in value.
Old beliefs that heredity alone governs egg size are challenged by experiments cited in the Montreal Herald. Egg size depends on heredity and diet, with animal protein and calcium levels affecting shell and size. Vitamin intake and oil content influence yolk color, while ground pepper may enrich yolk color.
Horticulturists find drought apples store longer though smaller and less juicy. Well watered, irrigated trees give higher yields and better quality fruit, but those apples do not hold as long in storage. Bureau of Plant Industry researchers compared irrigated and non irrigated trees in the same orchard over years.
Agricultural briefs advise blood-testing stock for pullorum disease and note farm sizes averaging 106 acres in the south and 205 acres elsewhere. Goslings fare better after two days, then scalded corn meal and greens. U.S. farms average 2.2 work animals, and pullet culling focuses on early-maturing, well-developed layers.
This lesson contrasts empty worldly pursuits with true Christian freedom found in Jesus Christ. It notes Solomon's fruitless search for joy in pleasures and labor, then presents Romans 6 and 14 as the path to victory, peace, and responsibility toward others under God.
Adeline Genee recounts a humorous incident on a golf course where two young non golfers sat on a turf patch marked with a flag and ignored fore warnings. They claimed safety because they sat on a Mackintosh, prompting a grave warning from a nearby man.
George Joseph Grossman filed a civil suit in the California Superior Court seeking an astronomical sum in a property dispute. The court dismissed the action, noting the amount claimed exceeds the world’s money. The incident was reported with the remark attributed to Collier's Weekly via The American Magazine.
A set of five trivia prompts asks why money is called lucre which U S county could hold the states of New Hampshire New Jersey Delaware and Rhode Island how chicken a la king got its name whether Chinese people worship ancestors and which European city is said to be built on bones
The text cites the word Jucrum meaning gain from the Latis and places San Bernardino California as a location. It claims Edward VII originated a dish per his own recipe. It states reverence rather than deity worship and notes Leningrad due to laborers dying during its construction.
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