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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
4
Let Us Make Diller a Better Looking Town
A call urges residents to inspect homes for repairs and upkeep to enhance Diller’s appearance. Focus on sidewalks, porches, paint, curtains, and interior improvements. small fixes add value and comfort. The appeal stresses collective town impact and starting at home with practical, affordable improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
War outlook from Red Cross warns of plague in Europe
A Red Cross statement from Washington describes continental Europe as unsettled with bloodied fields and trenches, thousands buried in shallow graves, vermin and filth, and hundreds of thousands of wounded cared for inadequately. It cautions that warm weather and flies could trigger an unprecedented plague across the old world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Washington
Europe
Old World
Constructive helpful ness becomes Wilsons new watchword
The News-Press notes President Wilson introduces the phrase constructive helpful ness as the administration's guiding motto for business to ease anxiety and reassure American trade. It cites Wilson’s habit of coining epigrams to bolster morale amid economic strains and world events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Delicatessen breakfasts clash with married life
A Victorian tone urges New York wives to cook full breakfasts at home rather than rely on delicatessens. It argues a husband arrives ready for victory after a hearty home meal and clean shave, while prefabricated cuts cannot match home cooking. It insists marriage is a partnership and a wife must share in her husband’s work to keep him fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vorces
New York
How to Set a Formal Table and Use Home Mirrors
An old style guide explains carving to the kitchen for a smaller table, silver placement with knives and spoons to the right, forks to the left, and a shift to prettied arrangements. It covers wine glass order, bread and butter service, salt and pepper boxes, centerpieces with flowers, and passing bread by maid. It also offers tips for placing mirrors to enhance room light and perceived space.
Lighting Tips For Work And Eye Strain Relief
The article advises placing light behind or over the shoulder rather than in front to avoid eye strain while sewing. It suggests adjusting chair height, choosing materials by lighting needs, using mercerized floss for rough hands, wearing white aprons, placing white cloths on the work table, and resting eyes with a cold compress or boracic acid solution for five minutes to reduce fatigue.
How to Make Several Sorts of Cake
Simple baking tips for cake texture and success. Adjust flour, milk type, oven temperature, and mixing method. Use half cup less flour if a cake cracks, beat well for fine grains, and add fruit before flour to prevent sinking. Use sour milk for light cakes and sweet milk for heavier ones. Lift flour and baking powder together for even blending.
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha Trade Report
Cattle receipts about 6000 head with steady to slightly lower prices. Hog prices up about 10 cents with top hogs $6.75. Sheep and lambs active with gains to 15 cents. Mexican yearlings reach $9.90 and Belmont ewes $7.99.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Belmont
Animal Toilets and Self Cleaning Habits Across Species
The text describes how various animals maintain cleanliness. Cats use tongue rough pads claws and feet as tools to groom and rinse themselves while others like sparrows condors vultures and bees wash or scrape to keep feathers fur and nests clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New -York
The Piano Keyboard Seven Octaves and Limits
The article notes standard pianos have seven octaves plus three notes, totaling fifty two white keys, since end keys are rarely used and extending beyond seven and one third octaves yields non musical sounds. A Boston Herald remark mentions human hearing spans eleven octaves, but musical production centers on seven and one third octaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Herald
A Funny Resemblance on the Trolley
Mrs Jiggies remarks on a conductor’s odd appearance. The Jiggies family debates who he resembles. Mr Jiggies finally declares the conductor looks like their goldfish, a humorous observation from a Judge’s anecdote.
The Senses and Their Quick Effects
If you shade your eyes you weaken hearing. Sipping cold water briefly heightens vision. Filling the mouth with water greatly strengthens the sense of smell. Indianapolis News explains simple sensory tricks and their immediate effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Newa
Fire safety method by A F J Porter with fire wall plan
A F J Porter promotes a fire drill based safety system for crowded buildings. He proposes a continuous fire wall from cellar to roof with automatic doors and five egress facilities on each side to empty a building quickly while smoke and flames stay confined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. J. Porter
Baste
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Forget Her Sister and the Hosiery Counter Exchange
A small town woman in a city department store asks a clerk to recall her sister from Kentucky and match stockings last August. The exchange reveals memory, identity, and social peculiarity in a brief shop floor vignette.
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Kentucky
Indianapolis
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