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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1933
Page
6
In a mood of disappointment through her mobility Ane finalizes her costume for a country evening while her suitor Hildreth grows jealous. Conrad admires Anne's fresh young beauty and quickly notices her inner character.
M. O. W. recalls a long search through an old box of letters and mementos from school days and early motherhood. She rereads exchanges with family and friends, notes literary favorites, and muses on resisting the furnace of forgetfulness to preserve memories. The piece reflects on how the past still shapes present life.
North Carolina State College expert Roy S. Dearstyne urges careful culling and housing management to lower costs. He outlines five steps: eliminate overweights, select layers for breeders, avoid dole feeding, combat parasites, and plan autumn grazing with rye grass, clover, and rape to cut future feed costs.
Ohio's only co operative egg auction in Wooster served 12 counties selling over 20 000 cases in its first year. Total sales for the year ending July 6 reached 122 766 dollars as top quality eggs earned a premium and mail order business extended to New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Eggs are graded under state and federal supervision and the venture operates as a nonprofit co operative.
The Montreal Herald outlines a plan to keep greens available for chickens by growing greens in one yard while another rests. It suggests a double yarding system, alternate greens, and feeding greens with oats rye or wheat. It notes keeping chickens off the runs during grain sprouting and using sweet clover mixed with grains to extend greens and provide shade.
The article explains that young poultry have very soft bones and flexible keel bones until nearly full grown. It notes that full flesh on both sides supports the keel, while lean narrow-breasted chicks often develop a twisted breast under the weight of the body even when small.
A daily procession passes Lenin’s embalmed body in a marble tomb on Red Square Moscow. Spectators file by in silence from two to four pm, eyes averted, as the tomb is lit and a lone soldier keeps vigil. The ritual is described as the sole backward gesture in Soviet Russia.
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