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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1913
Page
7
Washington navy yard hosts a small toy shop where six experts carve and assemble miniature ships and guns at a scale of one quarter inch to one foot. In the army signal corps building a toy workshop creates tiny field guns mule teams and a field hospital. Each model follows exact plans, with errors of a hundredth of an inch deemed fatal.
Four bronze smoothbore guns stand at the corners of the Jackson monument pedestal in Lafayette Square. The Civil War era carriages show aged wood and iron, with two guns bearing ornamented handles from earlier French and Spanish ships' artillery.
De L O Howard, head of Germville, condemns failure to kill flies as a blot on civilization. He criticizes neglect of destroying house files and urges civilized methods to curb typhoid outbreak and public health threats.
Two kitchen recipes from the East feature Oriental Baked Beans with garlic parsley tomatoes olive oil and beans soaked then baked until tender served with lemons. Pilaf With Bluefish uses rice water olive oil and blue fish boiled until water evaporates for serving.
Household tips cover using a wire rack propped over stones to hold coffee pots and utensils, rust prevention for stoves and garden tools via kerosene, blacking with a paint brush, keeping polish in a jar, and a potato decoction to clean silk. It also advises draining boiler water periodically to reduce rust.
A historic pancake recipe describes a thin batter of eggs butter milk or water. Cakes baked on a hot griddle are rolled with jam and sugar and served with a lemon sauce made by boiling a smooth paste in water until thick.
Ady argues Coca Cola forms a habit like beefsteak or ice cream. He notes many drink it daily and seek it out, yet denies Coca Cola as a drug habit and cites the ravings of real drug fiends when deprived as a contrast to addiction.
A dialogue between Mr Sub bubs and a domestic at an employment agency reveals a fear of loneliness. The domestic cites a large family as context for asserting there are many potential social ties at home, suggesting a counterpoint to moving away.
A fragmentary dialogue mentions a trial period of one week for a prospective cook and a claim about predicting bike readiness within 24 hours. The text also includes an old advertisement for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething with claims of reducing inflammation and soothing pain.
A concise English adage notes that true luck belongs to those who learn through observation rather than intrusion. It emphasizes discretion over questions and benefits of quiet inference.
Tyree’s Antiseptic Powder is used. 25c. at druggists or sample sent free by J. B. Tyree, Washington, D. C. Adv.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a girl praised for hair and a casual remark about an assortment. References to hobos and unrest appear as stray lines in the defunct column page. No clear events, dates, or identities are readable from the text.
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