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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1914

Page

6

Aerodromone plot and Garden of Eden amid world war

Napoleon Edison discovers drynith in the Andes and builds aerodromones to defend North America while Astra and Santos duel over power. Rositta schemes to rule the world as Edison faces traitor allies and Count von Werdenstein seeks peace. A dramatic chase of crystals, rockets and a looming war.

North America Annibal Prudent United Rerms Count von Ordenstein Germany Hethas Prudent Astra Napoleon Edison Chevalier Werdenstein Count Rosing Arisoner di Pon Europe America Voner- Genstein von Werdenstein Ast Schomburg-Lithow Son Von Ntos Santos Edison Avira Nuos Count von Werdenstein Suemeg Santos Dupres Rositta Theaerodromone Garden of Eden Napoleon Rosing Santos Duprel Count von Duprel Mrs. Edison Ciryne Sullivan Russia Jerome Whistler Whistler Astra Jeft Washington Colombia Ecuador Peru Andes Hungary Ct- Tyne Whistier Count von Wer- Genstein

Cure for scalp disease using Cuticura products

Mrs. Walter Rogera of St Louis describes a severe scalp infection on her daughter that caused white then brown scales, hair loss, itching and bleeding. After three months with no relief, she used Cuticura Soap every third day and Cuticura Ointment at night, and within three weeks the sores healed.

Tamm Ave St. Louis Walter Rogera Cuticura Dept. L Boston

Japan’s lean soils yield scant harvests amid hard labor

The article notes Japan’s limited arable land, rugged terrain, and low average crops. It describes farmers’ diligence, use of night soil fertilizer, irrigation, and hand subsoil work as they struggle to produce modest yields far below European or American expectations.

Europe America Japan

Be good to the depths you harbor within

An inspiring proverb echoes the idea that inner goodness reflects outwardly. Those who nurture their depths may attract supportive neighbors and collaborative spirits, encouraging mutual growth and shared resilience.

Macterlinck

Student Must Swim to Graduate at Columbia College

Felix Metager Rosenstock, a senior, cannot swim at all and faces possible failure to graduate. He sought an exemption from the swimming requirement, presenting a doctor’s note claiming a severe water-related ailment would be worsened by contact with the pool. Doctor Meylan, gym director, requested official confirmation before approving any exception.

Columbia College Felix Metager Rosenstock Rosenstock George L. Meylan O. K Meylan Felix Metzger Rosenstock Mey

Largest Monolith near Baalbek Quarry

A Youth's Companion note claims the largest stone cut by humans lies in an abandoned Baalbek quarry in Syria. It is about seventy five feet wide and weighs around fifteen hundred tons. Other similarly large stones crown an old castle wall, while no one knows when or how they were quarried or moved, as the builders left no inscriptions.

Baalbek Syria

Desert Air Line eyes Sahara crossing by French aerial league

The National Aerial League of France may establish a regular passenger and freight route across the Sahara if experiments succeed. Plans call for a flotilla of aeroplanes to depart Oran, Algeria, with final landing at Timbuctou in the French Sudan, about 1,400 miles away, the route to be marked with stone pyramids.

Desert Air Line National Aerial League of France Desert Sahara Oran Algeria Timbuctou French Sudan

New York Farmer Debunks Weather Superstition

An observant New York farmer tested a long held weather superstition about rain. He kept precise daily records for two and a half months and found no link between the saying and actual rainfall.

New York

There is nothing dearer to a man than a good wife

A reflective proverb notes the high value of a good spouse, contrasting possession with cost and implying that a wife is priceless to a man while faults or extravagance are comparatively costly.

Clever Wife Keeps Family Peace With Postum Choice

A Washington woman credits Postum with ending her heart palpitations after she stopped coffee. She says coffee upset her stomach and stirred anxiety, while Postum made her feel well. Her husband noted the change and a neighbor, irritable from coffee, also benefited from switching.

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