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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1908
Page
7
Practical notes on farm care including animal hygiene horse and pig handling dairy practices and equipment upkeep. Advice covers horse temper care for lambs calves and pig feeding barn cleanliness and proper churning and butter making alongside equipment maintenance and crop considerations.
Miss Evelyn Walsh plans marriage to Edward McLean dissolving a famed quartet of Washington belles. Mathilde Townsend awaits a Spanish Duke, Katherine Elkins may wed the Duke of Abruzzi, and Isabel May is linked to Count von Hatzfeldt as social circles brace for announcements this fall.
A historical note recounts how President Andrew Jackson selected the site for a United States Treasury building. After a land search, Jackson reportedly struck the earth with his walking cane at the White Lot junction, declaring the chosen ground. Construction began in 1838 under architect Robert Mills, and the granite edifice, quarried mainly in Maine and New Hampshire, was completed in August 1839.
Dr North outlines preparation for the thirteenth census with an estimated cost of 14 million dollars. The enumeration will cover 90 million people across the United States and territories including Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Guam Samoa and the Panama Canal Zone. The Philippines will not be included as a census was taken in 1903 and its government may not cover another enumeration soon.
A woman at the post office says she will not contest her father's will. She explains she receives 50 000 in trust with life income and the remainder to the estate for others. She notes she will continue her postal work earning 660 a year and has been employed there.
A woman states she suffered severe female troubles for eight years and found recovery with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Another reader from Church Avenue shares relief and notes it helped with fibroid and tumors.
A fragmentary Philadelphia Press snippet shows a husband and wife trading remarks about Mrs Locutte and a man named Gaunt Gaddie. The quotes hint at gossip about attire and appearances in a casual, newspaper chatter style.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a list of tobacco terms and stray words. It mentions ot extra quality, You ee See, Peorm, Til and resembles a scattered product tag or note.
Powder When money begins to talk people sit up and take notice.
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