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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1922
Page
3
Listings include Over the Hill at the Odell opera house on Fri and Sat Feb 10 and 11. Also notes on a Glee Club recital tonight and a range of local ads and notices from Shutt's Drug Store to Tanlac promotions. County Attorney F L Rain seeks re election with primary actions noted.
E. F. Habicht came back from Chicago markets after seeking new goods for his estate. He met Clarence Eaton, a former Diller boy, who serves as a cashier in a major wholesale house Habicht patronized.
Campers in Crater Lake National Park discover a life sized carved rock figure. The sculpture bears initials M. A. W. and a marking that appears to be 1843. The carving’s origin and date remain unknown though the area was largely unexplored by white settlers in 1843.
Nebraska ranks third in the nation for road mileage built under construction or planned with federal aid since July 1, 1916, totaling 1,512.4 miles. Texas leads, Minnesota second, and Iowa just behind Nebraska. Estimated Nebraska construction cost is 8.48 million dollars with 4.14 million federal aid.
Ulee Club hosts a recital this evening. Sear Savages plan a sale next Thursday. Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Jess Brandt visited Diller friends Sunday. Hiram Packer northeast of Diller lost two cows and a horse to corn stalk disease this week. Mrs Herman Sasse visited Hardy area farming relatives. H Z Diller traveled to Oklahoma City to see daughter Gertrude Brad ley and other relatives. Rhodes family from Beatrice and Calgary guests visited Dr and Mrs Diehl in Diller.
Red rice used in China for food coloring owes its color to a mold cultivated with the rice through special treatment. The product is ground into a fine soft red powder before use.
The article introduces air conditioning as a new branch of engineering focused on regulating humidity in buildings and factories where moisture impacts industrial processes. It outlines methods for controlling air humidity to improve environments and efficiency.
A historical note recalls when women were viewed as a father's or male relative's property and a Saxon husband displayed a slipper as a symbol of authority in the bride's home.
A reflective line celebrating progress as the constant aim of humanity. The quotation credits J L Garvin and emphasizes improvement as an ongoing universal truth.
A witty Exchange quip laments the editor of a newspaper or magazine answering more foolish questions per square inch than any other man on earth. Read'em and weep.
An aphoristic reflection compares self forgetfulness to bees storing honey and suggests unselfish people create happiness for themselves and others around them.
Anticipation runs high for a wolf hunt planned for tomorrow covering a four mile square area with the roundup on Billy Myers wheat field located 14 miles south of Diller. Mr and Mrs Arthur Groner returned Sunday from a motor trip to York Nebraska visiting a brother who was operated on recently. They were joined by their daughter as far as Brunning where she stayed until their return.
Scott A. Miller sold his restaurant to E. S. Diller on Saturday and leased the restaurant building and residence. Diller, who previously sold out to R. W. Green about seven years ago, is moving into town. Miller moved his family into John Miller's property on Wednesday, and Diller plans to move in today. Miller has not decided his next step.
Chemists analyzing seized liquor note synthetic whisky replaces wood alcohol in illegal brews. It contains isopropyl alcohol and acetone, which damages the stomach lining and paralyzes nerve centers, causing slow, certain death.
A new post office rule effective February requires a receipt for each insured parcel post leaving the office, similar to registered mail. It protects the sender if insured, but special delivery mail remains not safer than ordinary mail and may be left without a receipt. to insure delivery and obtain a receipt, use registration.
Foundry workers now have protective leggings made from asbestos and duck fabric, glazed to shed molten metal droplets and prevent sticking. The gear aims to reduce burn risk and improve safety in metalworking environments.
Global seismic activity averages about 4000 earthquakes each year that are strong enough to be felt by people. The figure highlights widespread geologic disturbance and the frequency of noticeable tremors across regions.
An airplane was employed to collect air samples at various altitudes in a Salt Lake City smoke nuisance study.
A New York woman visiting a New England shop asks for fresh eggs and is told eggs with a hen on them are fresh. She searches for a nest but the clerk, a Cockney, explains the joke the label reads the letter hen meaning new laid eggs not the bird.
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