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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
3
A compact note hints at the paradox of right handed versus wrong footed shoes, suggesting a humorous twist on footwear logic. The line plays on the saying about two rights making a wrong, applying it to shoes and misfit decisions.
The saying frames an ideal as an intangible mental state rather than a physical object. It emphasizes that ideals exist in perception and motivation, guiding actions though not existing as concrete items.
A profile of Colonel James, famed Alfalfa innovator, who left Wisconsin thirty years ago to build a 1000 acre Alfalfa operation. He credits Salzer Seed Co. of La Crosse for his earliest seed and touts Alfalfa as the top money crop. The notice advertises catalogs and seed packages from John A. Salter Seed Co. Box 703 La Crosse Wis. for twenty cents.
At a dinner Congressman James A. Hughes of West Virginia jokes about a Smith family misunderstanding. The elder Smith asks why John frets with his wife and learns she is never wrong, suggesting calmer explanations as the cure for quarrels.
Testimonial from N L Huggins of Welch Arkansas describes recovery from kidney and bladder trouble after using Swamp Root. He states a month of use enabled work and that about ten dollars worth cured him, calling the remedy a God send. W A Page J P attested to the statement on September 20 1909.
An old advertisement promises Swamp Root will prove its kidney and bladder benefits. It asks readers to send ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co, Binghamton NY for a sample bottle and a booklet, mentioning the paper. Regular sizes available at drug stores.
A historical note presents a Burton quotation urging self-mreform and discipline as the path to freedom from base appetites. The fragment emphasizes mastery of self over yielding to internal drive and external influence.
Republican opposition stalls the senate as daily sessions continue. The House met at 11 a.m with the naval bill opened for amendment. Representative Broussard introduced a resolution to suspend the free sugar clause of the tariff bill.
Senator Norris presses for amendments as the Senate resumes debate on the ship purchase bill. The House begins consideration of the Duval appropriation bill with a plan to conclude the session by 11 p.m.
The Senate discussed the administration ship bill in ongoing sessions. The House referred President Wilsons veto of the immigration bill to the immigration committee as debate on the agricultural bill persisted.
Senate Senator Gallinger continued opposition to the administration ship bill while the House debated the public health service improvement bill. Committees began work on the military academy and civil appropriation bills. Bills passed authorizing bridges over navigable streams and $800,000 for lighthouse construction. Representative Foster announced a simplified radium reduction process from the Bureau of Mines.
The Senate met at 11 a m with debate on the administration shipping bill revised by the senate caucus. The House also met at 11 a m resuming discussion on the agricultural appropriation bill. The commerce committee favorably reported a life saving station bill for Duxbury reef near the Golden Gate at San Francisco.
Doane College in Crete Nebraska celebrated with a morning chapel where President Allen announced the cancellation of $10,000 in bonds. An afternoon bonfire atmosphere followed as a large brush and box pile saturated with pitch was prepared and then burned the bonds at six o'clock in front of students and friends.
Lincoln Nebraska grappler Owen Daily defeats John Makie of Boston in straight falls at the Oliver theater to reclaim the light weight world championship. Makie had won the title from Daily in their prior bout and held it for five weeks.
Energetic canvassing is underway for the general election for the house of representatives called by the emperor for March 25 after the house was dissolved for its refusal to approve the cabinet military program. Government circles state that the Korea army expansion plan will not halt Japan's military development.
A two alarm blaze at the Angelus apartments in Omaha Neb left fifty two families without shelter for over an hour. The fire broke out early Thursday morning as the city recorded a minus thirteen degree temperature. Firemen responded quickly but the structure remained seriously threatened until the flames subsided.
A long block of letters in newspapers claims genuine unsolicited gratitude from women to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for freedom from suffering. The letters describe relief and improved health attributed to the product.
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