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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
7
An advertisement contrasts cheap baking powders with Calumet noting that inferior powders add cost, uneven leavening and bad flavors. It claims Calumet provides wholesome, uniform results, long shelf life, and economical cooking, illustrated by a bride choosing Calumet for reliable baking.
A Moberly, Maine resident recalls two years of facial rash beginning as a pimple that spread to the face and neck. He describes severe discomfort and calls the condition tetter or eczema, noting it worsens with heat and resisted remedies until a referenced promotion or publication in 1912.
The legislature considers a voluminous measure to consolidate the state oil inspection bureau with the food commission, placing its head in charge of both agencies. A second bill would unite the hotel inspector's office with the labor bureau, promising potential state savings.
Representative Edwin Jeary of Lancaster County will introduce a bill to make important changes in the Sackett law. The proposal aims to alter how the governor directs the attorney general to file proceedings in the matter.
A terse proverb notes that silence is golden but silver can also silence a man effectively, implying wealth can command quiet in many social situations.
A tippler with a very red nose worked as a laborer in a boiler works and later presented to a hospital surgeon with a smashed nose. He explained that he inserted his nose through a boiler hole for fresh air, and a hammering man outside mistook it for a rivet and struck once. In a separate vignette two old cronies in Cortlandt Street cafe quarreled over nationality, one claiming Glasgow paternity and the other jesting that half was seltzer.
A brief cartoon caption shows a nurse’s defeat prompting the mother to summon Maudie. Maudie responds with a playful yet cheeky ease, highlighting a humorous domestic moment.
A customer asks the dealer for a large coal delivery describing a 2000 pound ton. The dialogue centers on size and feasibility of supplying such a bulk order.
A fragmented note argues that days feel shorter because less time remains and time equals money, framing a debate on productivity and value. It contrasts perceived speed of days with financial urgency and highlights tensions over spendable hours.
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