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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
3
An old time advertisement proclaims Fletcher's Castoria for eighty years of use to ease constipation flatulence colic and diarrhea in babies and children. It promises fever relief from these symptoms and better digestion helping natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bottle bears the signature.
A humorous line about kindness and romance ends with a jab at self control as one character recalls a kiss and the other retorts that continued possession of the partner is proof of will power.
A 1837 guide explains using real dye powders from drugstores for true tinting of lingerie and stockings. Diamond dyes mix in cold water for a quick tint and boil for permanent color, with color cards and a free Color Craft booklet offered by Diamond Dyes.
The Dearborn Independent reports many aristocratic British castles are being dismantled or abandoned due to heavy upkeep expenses. The piece notes widespread dereliction as estates struggle with maintenance burdens.
Mrs. F. F. Teal of Lincoln pioneers Nebraska girls camps at Crete Long Pine and Franklin. Ten trained instructors lead activities from horseback riding to archery with strict sanitation and military style routines. Camp life emphasizes affordable access for Nebraskans and neighboring states earning trust through self support and wholesome outdoor education.
New experiments in Jena Germany show pictures projected onto clouds with clarity and potential for moving images. The idea envisions the sky serving as a giant advertising board and questions how cinema owners would react to such a development.
In these remarks, the Boston Transcript notes Rogers avoids airing his troubles and prefers jokes, highlighting his habit of using humor to handle issues.
A brief, incomplete exchange discusses money and a father's wealth, revealing surface tension between two speakers and a concern with financial status. The lines imply differing priorities and a test of intent in a strained conversation.
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