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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
4
Fragments describe a Friday event at Laock's building in Diller Nebraska with room numbers 4 and 6 and mention post office transmission and wall penetration. Advertising rates are 6 cents per line per insertion and business locale notices run until canceled with arrears paid.
A sprawling 1903 tally reports almost 300 men killed in Pennsylvania anthracite mines, alongside other era items. Missouri auction leads to two cows bound for St Louis from King Edward. Russia’s costly engagements rise. A Swiss factory find echoes in industry across the Atlantic. Fire safety urges emphasize chemical or powder extinguishers and securing vital papers.
Lent begins February 17 with Ash Wednesday and Easter on April 3, affecting Easter bonnet plans. Drivers should yield to U.S. mail carriers on public highways. violating mail laws by forcing wagons into ditches or delaying deliveries can bring swift action by deputies.
Farmers should maintain a classified scrapbook to store timely suggestions from reading matter. Quick clipping filing while items are fresh builds a ready reference and a growing stock of practical information for future consultation.
Two reputable insurance companies are represented at this office offering coverage for homes and barns. Ensure your policy fits your needs and check key terms for protection.
A Milwaukee Sentinel excerpt notes how nicknames stick through playful anecdotes. It describes villagers calling women popcorn ladies and neighbors dubbed as Chirper Dotty Dimple and Bluebeard, Peachy, The Boy, Viola, Chesty, Gen. Butts, and Cheerful, showing how a single label travels social circles.
A 19th century note on royal scent tastes reports the Empress of Russia spends about 10000 annually on perfumes pastes soaps and toiletries. It details her dominant violet note and daily atmospheric use in the palace. It notes other monarchs favor orchids philippine essences and Carmen Sylva water reputedly made from forest flowers.
John Burns, MP for Battersea, joined an infantry battalion on a 200 mile trek to observe army work. He averaged 25 miles daily and said he greatly enjoyed the experience.
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