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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1906
Page
4
The Diller Record announces subscription rates, mailed service, and advertising terms. It promotes a Western League baseball exhibition at the State Fair between Lincoln and Kansas City clubs on Sept. 4 and 5. It also highlights Nebraskan history with Rev. S P Merrill born 1835 and early settler Mrs. Martha A. Wheeling in Bellevue and Omaha.
The piece notes Theodore Roosevelt plans a trip to Panama with the Panama Canal project advancing and hints at political pressure within the campaign. It also surveys economics from mineral water spending to tax policy and anticipated changes in coin design and alcohol denaturization.
The piece notes enormous lumber needs for railroad ties and ongoing deforestation. It cites estimates of 200000 acres cut annually to supply ties and the long renewal cycle. Some railroads owning land plan reforestation to achieve self sufficiency within twenty years.
A visitor notes the Japanese lower house, similar in size to Washington's, with members seated at desks facing the speaker. Most wear European dress, few in native costume, and speeches are short and pointed. Members listen intently, applaud, and dissent without long harangues or recorded prints. The scene conveys a disciplined, powerful body rapidly rising among nations.
Directions describe making paste for wallpaper by mixing four pounds of sifted white flour with cold water to a pudding-like consistency, adding two ounces of alum, then pouring boiling water over while stirring until thickened, cooling before use and thinning with cold water prior to application.
Instructions describe preparing elderberry wine by boiling crushed berries with water, then sweetening with sugar and cream of tartar. Raisins and yeast are added, bread slice starter, fermentation allowed to complete, then racking and bottling.
A simple ham leftovers dish layers minced meat with green pepper pieces and seasoned crumbs. Butter a baking dish, add ham, peppers, crumbs and butter with hot water to moisten, repeat, top with buttered breadcrumbs and bake.
An article describes an enhanced coat hanger that shapes to the garment, avoiding creases. It features a two part design with a wire rod connected to the hanging hook and a coiled frame laid around the inner rod to fit shoulders and neck, improving long term suspension.
The feature presents a coat shown clearly in the administration with advantages that become apparent at once. It notes the coat can be folded up and readily carried in a bag or grip.
In this excerpt guidance covers pastry and cake uses flour handling in boiling fish and bread making. It advises keeping water warm for yeast growth and suggests olive oil treatment and specific boiling times to influence texture.
Instructional note on patient room setup stressing privacy and cleanliness. Tips include keeping bottles hidden, never leaving medicine and food uncovered, placing the bed away from walls for ventilation, and using warm water and soap for cleanliness.
A vintage cleaning tip recommends a mixture for grease stains using one pint of deodorized benzine, a half dram of each off chloroform and alcohol, plus a few drops of cologne. Apply with silk and wash black fabrics with one tablespoon per gallon of water. The guidance claims silk is not harmed.
Burlington Bulletin advertises excursion rates to Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Denver and Pike’s Peak Celebration with round trips and low summer fares. It promotes Homeseekers Excursions, free Kinkaid land sections, and assistance for settlers to locate land via D Clem Deaver at Omaha office and local Burlington ticket agents.
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