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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
4
A cautionary poem depicts Tommy devouring food at dinner until nothing remains and a startled mother discovers a pig in his place. The narrator warns families to be cautious and not repeat this melancholic feast ending. The closing line ties to Census Bureau farm statistics aiding the Department of Agriculture.
Harbine residents share holiday greetings and local happenings including visits from Fairbury and Beatrice, schooling breaks for two weeks, and a Christmas program at the Baptist church. Local trades note stock shipment, ice house work, and two sales by Harry Smith and Grant Beam with Beam planning to move near Beatrice.
Brussels reports Germany fast tracking a return to prewar trade status. German goods appear in Belgium markets with no trademarks, some passing as American while others bear British or French brands, and many firms remain unnamed yet still reveal unmistakable German manufacture.
The Octogenarian Club of Grant county held a reunion at Matter Park in Marion Indiana. Mrs. Sarah Jones ninety one years old danced to tunes she had heard in her youth as the orchestra played selections from earlier days.
Dr L H Voronoff, director at the College of France, says ape interstitial glands grafts rejuvenate humans with simple operations under local anesthesia. He cites two Paris cases, including a 66 year old man who regained vitality and erect posture, though hair remained white. He warns the method is experimental and ongoing.
Sunbury Pennsylvania reports John Shuck gathering and displaying red white and blue potatoes from his Rolling Green patch. He planted blue and white seed varieties and produced a tri colored hybrid with red white and blue skins. He plans to name the new variety after President Wilson if propagation succeeds next year.
Creditors of Fred Hicken deceased must file claims with the Jefferson county county court before February 21 1920 for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months allowed from November 21 1919. Claims not filed by February 21 1920 will be forever barred. Louis J Nutzman Pek County Judge H W Fouts attorney for the estate.
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