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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1915
Page
4
A national Buy It Now campaign urges immediate purchases of heavy spring goods to boost general prosperity. It argues such buying will keep jobbing houses and factories active, aid workers and families, and stabilize business conditions, with emphasis on farmers and essential merchandise.
A Farm Stock and Home editorial urges calm and warns against provocative talk of war with Japan. It argues America should focus on daily affairs and peaceful living, noting that threats and belligerent rhetoric risk treason in critical times. The piece contrasts Europe’s approach of talking and arming for conflict with an American path to peace.
Senator Root told the American Bar Association that from 1909 to 1913 Congress and state legislatures enacted 62,014 laws. He argued the volume caused confusion as many laws repealed or amended earlier rules and most are unnecessary or inconsistent, making enforcement difficult.
Our paper teams with 40 periodicals in 35 clubs offering a year of three magazines plus the weekly newspaper for 1.75 dollars. Clubs cover History Religion Education Fashions Home Life Farming and more with special patterns and renewals available. Readers may choose clubs and have magazines mailed to different addresses and are urged to tell friends about the bargain.
A Queensland curiosity, the duck mole or platypus is noted by many names including duckbill platypus mallingoog mullin kong tambreed and water ole. It is described as aquatic mammal that suckles young like a whale and lays eggs like a bird, making it oviparous and part of monotremata after long debate among naturalists.
A Baltimore American brief questions car running costs and asserts a motorcycle cop not getting your number would avoid fines. The item uses a witty, urban humor tone typical of urban newspaper snippets.
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