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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1915
Page
8
The piece notes Mr. Carnegie may forego a peace trip due to only twenty million dollars remaining. It highlights Diller's excellent schools as a favored feature among respected locals. It jokes that some people blame the postmaster for missing mail rather than a real cause. It compares spring flowers being cheaper than winter blooms.
Mrs Albert Blosser of Lima Ohio endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best medicine for colds and croup. Many others share the opinion and report easy obtainability everywhere.
A noted exchange playfully mocks language mistakes as an example of England’s “shortage of unkilled labor.” The remark contrasts misused phrases with a husband’s view of his wife as the best and sweetest, suggesting a homelier and lighter plight.
Mrs R G Neff of Crookston Ohio says she was invalid two years ago from stomach trouble. She took three bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets and has since enjoyed good health. Obtainable everywhere.
A tongue twister describes Betty Botter buying a bit of better butter to improve her batter. She experiments with different butter choices to make her batter better and ends with a sweeter mix.
A nurse should pour from the bottle side opposite the label to keep directions legible. Empty bottles should be stored or removed, and prescriptions should be written on labels. Do not reuse long unused bottles unless labeled, and after illness end, clear out old medicines while keeping empty bottles ready for emergencies.
A pewter shop advises cleaning with whiting or good silver powder. Mix polish with olive oil or machine oil or vaseline or kerosene, rub over the object, wipe clean, then polish with dry powder using a soft cloth.
A garbled note describes last night’s concert program with fragments about Liprette at a Barvard Lam performance. It mentions Sect and Yes, but the text is largely unreadable, leaving the overall impression unclear.
Practical instructions on choosing and maintaining carpets, rugs, and textiles. It covers fiber types, cleaning durability, rug varieties from Brussels to rag rugs, matting, color coordination, and moth prevention methods for floors and fabrics. Guidance emphasizes avoiding overworked small rugs, selecting firm woven pieces, and using saltwater and steam to deter moths.
A compact quotation notes that action does not guarantee happiness, but happiness cannot exist without action, attributed to Diaraeli. It contrasts effort with outcome and frames motivation as essential to fulfillment.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb reports a fair cattle run of 9 699 head with prices steady to slightly higher. Hog receipts 11 799 head with bulk sale at 8 6 and tops to 6 59. Sheep and lambs supply 3 890 head with lambs and ewes selling 15 20 cents higher than Monday in a strong demand market.
The article explains how each branch of the British Army uses a distinct sword design, focusing on hilt styles rather than blade shapes. Infantry swords have a large ornamental guard with royal cipher, rifle regiments use open guards with the rifle badge, Royal Artillery and ASC employ three curved bars, Royal Engineers display gilt hilts, Highland regiments feature a red cloth lined basket hilt, some Scottish officers carry crook-hilted swords, and cavalry have shifted from sabers to straight rapier patterns with a protective guard.
The Southland offers a warm Gulf and Florida coast winter playground with rail tours across the South passing through New Orleans Mobile Jacksonville Atlanta Savannah Washington D C. The Burlington provides gateways via Kansas City St. Louis or Chicago with service through each. Inquiries welcome for the new Winter Tours leaflet covering the South West Indies Cuba and the Canal Zone.
An account recounts how during a battle near Palaestro the Italian Zouaves voted to promote King Victor Emmanuel to corporal in the Third Regiment of Zouaves. The deputation met the king at Castle Torione, where he gratefully accepted the honor in shirt sleeves, moving the troops to cheers.
The article explains that no personal flag existed for the president and details the adoption in 1862 of a naval blue flag with the U S arms for the president on board warships. It notes similar practices for the vice president and other executives with distinctive flags. It cites the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
A quip from the Ohio State Journal features Mr. Botts claiming to have found the key to BUCCesS while Mrs. Botts-Well quips that finding the keyhole is unlikely. The exchange uses playful, humorous banter.
A reflective quip notes hope as a buoyant outlook amid life’s fated consequences. The dialogue frames hope as a playful defiance against impending accountability, contrasting youthful mischief with adult realism.
Keep cheese in a cool dry place and wrap after cutting in a linen cloth stored in a tight tin box. Bread stays fresher in a tin covered box rather than exposed to air. Cake should be kept in a tight tin box. Tin boxes with covers are best for bread and cake.
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