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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1907
Page
7
Wright A. Patterson argues local merchants lose dollars to Chicago mail-order houses that advertise relentlessly. He cites Iowa meetings, a northern Wisconsin mill town, and a Chicago offer to show how absence of local advertising drains home communities and harms local economies.
A mine visitor found a full grown male lion appearing dead near Theta mine. Approaching cautiously, the animal suddenly rose and roared defiant. The hunter fired and killed the lion as it began to rise.
A fragment notes a majestic African male lion encountered by a hunter. The piece offers a cautionary moral about lions resting openly and suggests the hunter should shoot on the next opportunity before shouting. The tone reflects a local newspaper voice and a wary attitude toward dangerous wildlife.
The London Chronicle notes ice desserts appeared in France after 1660 as fromages glaces made without cream. Ices gained plural usage from 1762, with glace entering common use by 1825. Early English letters mention iced creams, and by mid 1700s ice cream appears in cookery books.
A simple movable barb wire reel mounted on wheels allows a farmer to wind barb wire from a fence. A boy steadies the handle to control winding, while a man pulls or pushes the unit at a steady pace. The device offers efficiency for fencing tasks and is touted as valuable for those with barb wire installations.
Seed germination rates in seed testers and open fields differ markedly. Tests show oats and wheat samples with tester germination from 49 to 99 percent, while field results drop to as low as 4 percent. Poor vitality from bad growing conditions explains the discrepancy and cautions against relying solely on ideal germination tests.
The Orange Judd Farmer argues that Northwest farms lack fanning mills causing weed infestations and poor seed quality. It urges every farmer to own the best mill to clean and seed grain, reduce dockage, and feed screenings to livestock, noting lower costs and rising demand for home-grown, well cleaned seed.
Mary Eighotz, age three, of New York, shows widespread purple spots over most of her body except the face. Doctors diagnose purpura hemorrhagica likely caused by a rheumatic germ, with spots enlarging from penny to pinhead size and color shifting from mellow purple to deep plum.
The piece praises the ability to sleep at will as a restorative power. It cites Miss Julia Marlowe who can rest between demanding scenes, noting daylight and comfortable settings can work with focus and concentration. It argues that willpower governs sleep, a skill linked to health and mental poise.
A Family Doctor essay notes compounders of beauty lotions bleaches pastes and powders prosper as wealth grows among the gentry who cater to women’s desire to improve nature. The piece reflects on enduring fashion of cosmetic enhancement.
A brief write up reflects on editorial manners and newspaper practices, contrasting reader confusion with the Salem Capital Poster and the Oregon Irrigator. It critiques verbose double-column copy and comments on how some editors mishandle news presentation.
Former French prime minister M Rouvier plans a new daily newspaper focused on politics and finance. He has raised 600000 dollars of a 1400000 dollar total to serve as the organ of the Banque de Paris et des Pays Bas.
Treatment of Sprain. In case of a sprain bathe the part in hot water to prevent swelling, then bind it up firmly so as to prevent all movement, and rest the injured joint in an elevated position.
The column encourages careful farming practice. It warns against rushing field tasks when soil is wet and emphasizes effective lime and sulphur wash as a fungicide. It cautions that improper plowing harms land structure and stresses the value of proper timing for spring field work.
A vegetable gardener shows a compact washing and draining contraption. A water tight box serves as the tank with a bottom plug for drainage. A hinged shelf and foldable legs allow the unit to be collapsed for easy storage and transport.
As warm weather comes, keep barn floor clean. In winter manure may freeze but a huge pile under a horse’s hind feet forces an unnatural stance. Rotten manure gives off ammonia fumes that can injure the horse’s eyes and overall health.
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