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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1911
Page
4
A cryptic note references Dr Diek and a Senior's store dispute. It hints at a potential Denver jury angle if another attempt occurs, suggesting unresolved tensions around a local commercial matter.
A garbled summary notes cherry present for a sister in Colorado a mounted deer head for Christmas. A lawsuit begun in Leipzig in 1511 has concluded. Hamlet’s complaint about the law's delay is evoked. Mr and Mrs Engelbart of Palmyra visited relatives and returned home on No 15 yesterday.
Advertisement notes a farm for sale by Blythe near Nebraska, promising liberal terms and inviting interested buyers to call. The rest of the snippet reflects a Christmas reflection stressing its meaning as a birthday celebration and remembrance of Jesus, referencing shepherds and simple beginnings.
In 1906 lightning deaths were rare, but Electric Bitters claimed to cure virulent liver trouble and yellow jaundice. Robert Madsen of Waet Buttington Indiana allegedly recovered after doctors gave him up, with Shatt Drug Co selling the remedy as the best for stomach liver nerve and kidney issues.
The text describes writing clever jingles to accompany gifts such as umbrellas handkerchiefs and belts. It suggests personalized lines that express warmth and originality, with examples and guidance on creating short couplets to enhance gift presentation. It emphasizes ease of composing verses once started.
A determined effort emerges to bolster trust in the political category through a strong association with a respected Indian figure, signaling strategic alignment and public confidence efforts.
Eight or nine heifers offered for sale with some fresh soon. Johnson county white corn and various farm and household articles also available. Inquire at the farm seven miles west of Ditler Dawson.
An old advertisement urges taking Dr King’s New Life Pills at the first sign of constipation or biliousness to prevent indigestion jaundice or gall stones. It claims the pills regulate liver stomach and bowels and build health, sold at Shutt Drug Co.
Mr. Wagnaar of this city and Miss Mabel Durrell of Seattle were married last Friday by the county judge in Lincoln. They visited Diller then began housekeeping at his mother's home near the Burlington depot. The Record offers congratulations and best wishes.
The church schedules a sermon next Sabbath December 24 at 11 a.m. on God in His World and an evening topic A World without Christ. Sabbath school starts at 10 a.m. with social activities on Saturday evening. The Christmas offering for Home Missions to be continued at the morning service for late contributors.
Methodist Sunday school held at 10 am with sermons at 11 am and 7:30 pm in town. Christmas exercises and a ladies Aid bazaar previously drew strong attendance despite rain, raising $11? with Rock Creek bringing in $99.30 from supper and booths. The community supported church rebuilding and a new permanent fund for superannuated ministers.
A magazine style guide advises cautious handling of cut glass and outlines cleaning steps. It recommends using tepid ammonia soap solution, soft brushes, and careful drying with towels or chamois. Do not use grease, rough brushes, or hard scrubbing tools to avoid clouding or breakage.
A homemade fly trap described as effective in Denver was built by Colorado penitentiary inmates. The device uses a small box with mosquito wire, a tin funnel, and sugar vinegar bait to lure flies into a catchable chamber then emptied via a trap door.
A reader shares home methods from Harper's Bazaar to keep lavender and light gowns vibrant. Soak soiled articles in cold water with one tablespoon of baking soda per half gallon, then rinse lightly with soap and dry. For delicate fabrics, use distilled or weak solutions and avoid harsh acids.
Simple care tips advise washing pongee with lukewarm water and pure white soap. Do not use hot water or rub on a board. handle with hands, rinse in several washings at same temperature, hang to dry, then iron. Do not dampen or sprinkle. any moisture spoils results.
Fragmentary text describes slipping into a skirt and adding layers. The passage mentions standing, a chair, pine in a pew skirt, and an off shirt but lacks complete context or clear action. The piece reads as an incomplete instructional or anecdotal note.
A detailed account of starting and tending lavender, noting failed nursery stock and successful seed propagation. Steps cover bed preparation, sowing, transplanting, shading, watering, mulching, winter covering, and a fragrant dried blend for moth prevention using lavender, musk, thyme, rosemary, mint leaves, and cloves.
The article explains limewater preparation using hot water and a large jar, then careful bottling after twenty four hours. It notes limewater sold by druggists for children’s summer ailments and diarrhea caused by stomach acidity. It claims mixing with milk or cream improves taste and prevents spoilage, aiding bottle cleaning and sweetening without odor.
An odd home remedy explains cleaning gilt frames using fresh bread dampened with benzine and ammonia. The bread absorbs the ammonia, leaving a bright surface, then wash the frame with water and a touch of borax to finish.
Practical tips on broom use show a forward sweep to move dirt gently and avoid dust. A brief humorous exchange reveals a missed secret among friends about sharing news at tea.
The article details preparing leather cleaning with cheesecloth, warm water, vinegar, eggs, and turpentine. It instructs cleaning in sections, using a vinegar wash then a polishing mix, and notes leather items like seat pads and carried furniture can be refreshed this way for a smoother shine.
Advice on selecting canaries and cross breeds with goldfinch or bullfinch traits for hardiness and song. Recommends canary and rape seed mix, daily fresh greens from April to September, a permanent perch near food, morning baths, gravel and sand in the cage bottom, and avoiding drafts or cold rooms to protect vocal nerves.
Step by step method for making starch with boiling water and starch mixed with cold water. Details include simmering times and optional additives such as wax, candle, butter, or lard. Guidance varies by fabric type from shirt components to dresses and underskirts.
The guide says to set the pineapple in sugar overnight so the sugar draws out the juices. In the morning the fruit is ready to cook with minimal moisture added, needing about three minutes after reaching boiling. Use two thirds to one pound sugar per pound fruit depending on acidity. sweet sugar enhances flavor.
A home care tip suggests weekly brooming with water and a dash of turpentine to deter moths and revive carpet color. The guidance notes dust control and presents the method as effective, though the text includes garbled remnants that obscure complete meaning.
A brief OCR fragment uses a poetical image of sky and sun, contrasting a small sun fragment with a large fog bank. The source lacks clear names places or dates but conveys a weather mood through metaphor.
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