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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1915
Page
3
The article describes selecting a dozen hens for a laying strain, marking eyes to trace progeny, and advancing only four hens or more if they meet egg production records. It notes yearly selection, culling underperformers, and continuing a line to reach a set annual egg output. It emphasizes steady effort and attention to lineage for dependable progeny.
W R Gilbert advocates shredded young onions in meals until poults are six weeks old. Milk is highly water rich but aids digestion. turnips and potatoes are likewise high in water low in organic matter. He finds corn whole the most profitable night feed, maintaining crop fullness and body heat in winter, while crushed corn digests too quickly.
Practical guide on using lice killing powder to treat fowls. Instructions cover gripping the bird by the shanks, dusting plumage, and returning it to the roost. Emphasizes dusting roosts and woodwork and whitewashing the house for effective control during summer.
Lieut Andy Rohan recalled a homely Irish anecdote told to night police reporters at the old city hall. He spoke of leaving Ireland with his mother weeping at the dock and promising to return rich in Ameriky, but heartache and poverty kept him from ever going back to his seven brothers.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment and related products for skin scalp hair and hands. It urges readers to sample the emollients free by mailing a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston and notes availability everywhere.
A resident asks to borrow a neighbor's lawn mower Sunday morning agreeing to pick it up around six o clock and return once they wake up after staying out late tonight.
In a courtroom exchange a judge observes a young mother and father discussing their baby’s future. The father jokes the infant’s path is the feed line, highlighting a humorous, domestic moment amid legal proceedings.
A youth accused of mischief steers toward serious trouble as local authorities investigate his actions. Neighbors report warnings ignored and a pattern of escalating incidents. Officials urge guardians to supervise and communities to stay vigilant.
A hypochondriac challenges a young doctor who admits only nerves and fatigue. The physician, boasting three years as a graduate, calls himself an invalid of 35 years experience, insisting the patient has no serious illness and should exercise and eat well. The exchange unfolds with dry humor.
The exchange questions Miss Puff’s profession and attributes, with a quip about a “chemical blonde” remark. It presents a humorous aside on appearances versus expertise, suggesting curiosity about her scientific credentials.
A brief monologue notes that offering a boy a free ticket leads him to push for rights to create disturbances, and warns that honeyed words often mask a sting in return.
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