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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
2
The notice states advertising rates for forwarding by mail as second class matter from Diller Nebraska. Rates are 5 cents per line per insertion. The item is dated Friday December 22 1911 and mentions locals.
The article extols the banker as a trusted, keen business leader essential to community welfare. Opening an account and using bank checks fosters farm bookkeeping, safety of cash, and traceable payments, while balancing deposits. Close ties with the banker and adopting his methods aid farming success in Kansas.
The exchange explains that a farmer's larger harvest boosts merchant volume since more produce means more buys and sales. Merchants who buy from farmers or supply farming needs depend on good crops, while poor years shrink travel, railroad labor, and bank activity, all hoping for a better next year.
The article notes a growing exodus of African Americans from the United States to the Liberia colony on Africa's west coast. Liberia is portrayed as a republic founded by American and European groups, with Monrovia as its capital and a population around six thousand. The piece recalls Liberia’s 1822 founding and 1847 independence, describing limited white franchise and fertile land.
A brief construction column connects road-building to long term development, using a metaphor about patience and stewardship to suggest steady investment yields shared benefit. The piece emphasizes prudent planning, durable materials, and community support as keys to successful public works.
The excerpt urges pure music that blends laughter with sorrow and calls for verses for the voiceless and sightless. It contrasts marching drums and bugles with a tender, pitying refrain, urging celebration tempered by compassion in a Christmas spirit.
Advice on storing drugs safely in a high wall closet with double doors and pigeonholes. Separate stock for safe remedies and hazardous poisons like opium and arsenic, each in tightly closed containers, light-protected, labeled, and kept in a locked section under the house mistress’s control.
Ammonia provides multiple household benefits from cleaning textiles and removing stains to softening water for hair and baths. It can renew black fabrics, remove grease from collars, cleanse corsets, strip paint stains, polish floors with wax and turpentine, and ease insect bite pain while preventing inflammation.
David Starr Jordan, president of Lehigh and Stanford, argues in a recent address that woman suffrage is inevitable. He says both genders must govern together for wiser decisions and that women should gain the ballot as men finish military conflicts.
Watermelon balls with sherry and ice in tall grapefruit glasses create a pretty luncheon. Another method infuses watermelon with champagne or sparkling burgundy, chilling on ice to let wine soak into the fruit for a dessert. For breakfast, cut into bite sized squares with a hollow filled with shaved ice, or strips arranged around a mound of ice.
Instructions note washing egg cups by cold water to rinse easily while waiting for dishes. Hot water cooks egg onto the china, making cups hard to wash.
Use strong coffee left from breakfast with sugar and milk. Mix one cup white flour, one cup whole wheat flour, one half teaspoon salt, and three leveled teaspoons baking powder. Beat one egg, pour into coffee, combine with dry mix, add milk if needed. It should resemble a stiff drop batter and bake twenty minutes in a hot muffin pan.
Simple method to remove grease from wallpaper mix a dough ball of flour and water. Gently rub the spot until it disappears.
A rough guide advises using a box three to four feet square and four to five inches deep lined with clean coarse material. Keep salt damp and place milk and butter inside to chill, suggesting it as a substitute for an icebox.
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