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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1934
Page
7
Practical guidance on biscuit making from a WNU Service article. Covers shortening and baking powder amounts, dough handling, and oven temperatures. Includes fruit dumplings shortcake and tea biscuits variations with clear measurements and steps.
A quoted exchange from L'Tilustre in Lausanne shows a vow of unique love and a boast about handsomeness. The fragment hints at a personal testimony or confession within a literary or courtroom context.
A collection of musings on Lion House in Salt Lake City, Brigham Young, and the Improve ment Era. The piece cites Kellogg, Keene, and treasure lore while contrasting modern demagogues with Cervantes era chivalry and the limits of public advertising.
A limestone scarab carved as a beetle, about 3 inches long, was announced by the Haverford College Palestine expedition as a key find tracing Tut Ankh Amun’s grandmother Queen Taiy. Scientists suggest Taiy may have been a Phoenician she was a foreigner from Phoenicia. Dr Elihu Grant notes the scarab likely belonged to Tut’s grandfather’s circle.
A newly found scarab in Palestine, once a treasured antique, aligns with Egyptian control of the region. The item mirrors marriage scarabs common in Egypt, underscoring life in the first and second millennia B C as noted by Doctor Grant.
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as the original small pills for liver and bowels, claiming they regulate both organs and noting their long history of use.
A playful exchange shows a jilted suitor declaring he will not forget her as he boasts about buying gifts on the installment plan. The lines capture a comic mood over romance and financial vows.
An old advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a tonic to boost hemoglobin, stimulate gastric secretions, and improve appetite, color, and skin tone. It urges readers to buy the product in two sizes from drug stores, claiming rapid personal improvement.
Two thousand burned acres of the Santa Barbara National Forest were seeded with clover by airplane recently to protect this California watershed from excessive rain wash. The note begins with a quote from Stendhal about love before switching to the aerial reseeding effort.
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