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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1922
Page
4
A fragment argues against fur hunting linking it to female vanity. It mentions eight million hunters and predicts fur bearing animals will vanish, reserved for pictures or museums. The tone blames women for the demand and future extinction.
A historical editorial argues women deserve equal voting rights and office power. It contends official corruption diminishes with women at polls, urging women to fulfill their duty to the country and participate in elections to curb gang rule.
A list of practical salt uses beyond seasoning. Salt can extinguish chimney fires and make white wash adhere. Inhaled salt solution eases head colds, and gargling soothes throat soreness. Salt with soda relieves stings, and salt with vinegar removes teacup stains. Salt in water cleans willow chairs and mats, while salt on soot prevents stains. Salt on low coal revives dull fires and salt during cleaning fish prevents slipping. Salt in the oven under king ting prevents scorching.
Paris and other points report strong ocean travel demand as one class and mid size cabins grow popular. The surge in passengers comes despite immigration cuts, while many new liners enter service increasing capacity and complicating rate competition.
John T. Reid of Lovelock Nevada submits a puzzling item to Dr James Kemp of Columbia University and to History. The fragment appears to be a petrified shoe of fine workmanship possibly showing early evidence of human footwear. The report notes the unlikely nature of such a find and hints at its significance for understanding ancient human activity.
Sheep of this type are sought to head leading flocks of the country and cut living costs. The Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln hosts a sheep show from September 3 to 8, drawing many who will be interested in the event.
Researchers eye caves in Owyhee county southwestern Idaho where inscriptions carved on volcanic rock resemble Chinese characters. Discovered by Robert Limbert, the 80 acre site may hold 400 to 30,000 year old ideographic and pictographic writings plus a possible third system. Authorities plan summer study to locate exact site and assess relics of scientific value.
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