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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
8
A brief town item notes Dr. Diehl over Senior's store and Chas Barber shipping a car load of hogs while Mrs. Q R Kelley returns Monday from a visit to Wy more. cholera fears mentioned.
Rev E B Maxcy and family spent part of the holidays visiting his parents at Miss Eliza Drullinger's. Drullinger of Kansas City is here with her brother W S Drullinger. H E Fairchild and wife and Dr H E Fairchild of Endicott visited Sunday with Mrs John W Miller and other Diller relatives.
Mrs. Licklighter and her daughter Mrs. Hemmel from Davenport Nebraska arrived for a visit to Diller relatives on Wednesday. The trip mentions Mrs. W. S. Drullinger as a sister and niece linkage.
The ad describes a prime farm for sale near Diller Nebraska with liberal terms offered by the undersigned. A caller is invited to contact F Blythe for arrangements. Kansas City visitors include Mr and Mrs P W Price their daughters Mabel and Minnie and Moll Kennett Seymour visiting Mrs M J Price and relatives before returning home after Christmas.
Readers seeking bank and office positions are urged to contact Grand Island Business and Normal College in Nebraska. The school admits men and women from rural areas with no tuition due until graduation and salary earnings, claiming to be among the nation’s largest and most prosperous business colleges.
A featured tonic claim touts Electric Bitters as a cure for liver stomach and nerve ailments citing a case from West Burlington Indiana where a patient cured after eight months. The notice also advertises 25 cent price and promotes upcoming Organized Agriculture meetings at University Faith Lincoln in January 1912 with events at the University Temple and annual sessions for farmers to gain ideas.
A fragmented OCR notice from Shutt Drug suggests a health related alert or product instruction. Readable terms indicate a focus on personal wellness and consumer guidance, but details are unclear due to missing context.
Farmers told to check stallion licenses under a new 1911 law requiring inspectors from the Nebraska Stallion Registration Board. Licenses good for one year. inspectors to tour the state again this winter to cover all stallions and jacks used for public service or transfer.
A reader recalls Christmas with Beatrice relatives and recounts near trouble after a newsroom mix up. A former social highlight twenty years earlier prompted the paper to print a birthday party story but a plea to omit the exact birthday is noted.
A reader visits breeder W E Epley in Diller Nebraska praising his Poland China stock. The report highlights a large herd of sows, strong Hadley lineage including Hutch Hadley, and crosses with Big Ben yielding quality hogs. Some August mating sows observed. expansion noted with large, heavy boned hogs and high potential for future litters.
A group led by J Pierpont Morgan plans an 11 month nationwide push to revive interest in religion. The effort aims to reclaim backsliders and counter socialism by making religion more popular and welcoming across all classes, with a focus on Protestant and Catholic vitality in the United States.
A young wife with a new home adopts a daily dish challenge and quickly becomes an expert cook. She buys cookbooks studies ingredients and proportions and reads culinary magazines. Her constant quest for something new delights her husband and friends.
Six to seven lines describe peeling washing parsnips shaping into olives boiling straining and simmering in butter cream and white sauce with salt pepper and lemon juice. Finish with parsley and serve immediately on a hot dish.
Wash two thirds cup rice with one cup water and steam until absorbed. Add one and one third cups hot milk one teaspoon salt and quarter cup sugar. Cook until soft and unmold. Top with pear sections drained from sirup dipped in macaroon dust and candied cherry garnish.
A guide on careful correspondence advises keeping personal matters private and not writing unkind or condescending notes. It suggests avoiding affectionate letters to anyone but close relatives and avoiding revealing loves or secrets to protect reputation.
Step by step folding guide describes laying the coat flat with inside seams aligned, smoothing fabric, folding back to the elbow to even sleeves with the collar, then folding the sleeves back and doubling the fabric for neat presentation.
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