FLOWERS IN THE HOUSEHOLD
Four methods to make cut flowers last longer. Soak stems fully underwater for hours, cleanse the vase, and replace water daily. Keep flowers in a cool place and recut stems under water each morning to prevent air bubbles.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
7
Race Prejudice Conversation Reported From Oregon Campaign
A overheard exchange in Oregon during the presidential race shows a governor candidate asking about votes. The dialogue reveals alleged prejudice toward Italians as a political matter discussed by Mike and Pat with Woodrow Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Wilson
Mike
Pat
Wlilsen Woodrow
Seaside Sand Scouring Question Sparks Conversation
In a brief exchange, someone asks about the sand on the seashore and another replies that the sand is used to scour the seas. The remark frames a curious look at natural resources and their unexpected applications.
The average girl treats a new acquaintance better than she thinks
A compressed observation notes that many young women rate a fresh social contact more highly in impression than their own internal assessment suggests. The remark points to misjudgment in initial social perceptions and the tendency to show courtesy.
Durg Family and V. & Hams in Sordid Misuse Case
Fragmentary text indicates a local case involving the Durg family and V. and Hams amid a confusing situation. Authorities appear to be handling a household dispute or misconduct matter with limited details available.
Morgan Dies After Prolonged Illness in New York
J Pierpont Morgan, leading New York financier, died Monday shortly after noon after months of declining health. He had been in a semi comatose state since midweek and death was delayed to notify his son J P Morgan Jr. The physicians reported gradual collapse from nervous prostration hindering digestion and mental function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
J. Pierpont Morgan
New York
Starr
George A. Dixon
More Hopeful at Cairo
In Cairo Illinois residents gained renewed hope for their city Monday as Ohio River floodwaters rose but the levee remained intact. Observers noted a strong current and believed something south of town may have given way, easing the desperate situation for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ohio River
Thia
Here
Shawneetown Under Threat of Ohio River Flooding
Shawneetown faces high river danger as reports warn the Ohio River may surpass levees Wednesday morning. Residents evacuate women and children and move goods to second stories while militia hold orders to arrest levee cutters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawneetown
Ohio
United Shoe Machinery Co Advertisement Promotes Equality in Trade
An advertisement from the United Shoe Machinery Co. of Boston Mass promotes uniform terms for all manufacturers, praising competition in the shoe business and urging small towns to seek information by writing for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Shoe Machinery Co
Boston
Mass
Adv
Tent Plan Mentioned for Open Air Sleep Trial
A speaker contemplates sleeping outdoors as a tentative proposal and asks if a tent is available. The exchange notes an informal test of sleeping under the sky and readiness with shelter.
Penes Eman Pelion Act to Address Coated Granules
A garbled report notes Dr Penes Eman Pelion taking actions related to coated granules and a person named Dean. The readable text mentions sageings and tel ee aur alae, but details are unclear and names are sparsely connected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penes
Telee
A Bachelor Verbiage and A Teething Syrup Note
A humorous remark claims a bachelor stays single due to folly or wisdom. An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Boothing Syrup for teething babies easing gums reducing inflammation or pain and easing wind colic across 356 bottles.
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Csaten
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