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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

7

Tanlac Proves Miracle Health For Delicate Children

The advertisement claims Tanlac restored health and weight to three children Blanche Blair of Providence R I age 13 Regina McCabe of Scranton Pa age 9 and Richard Leary Jr of Philadelphia Pa with statements from parents praising gains and recovery. It asserts Tanlac is safe for delicate stomachs and contains no harmful ingredients with a Tanlac agent in every town.

Blanche Blair Providence R. L Re- McCabe Nton Little Richard Leary, Jr Philadelphia A. M. Blair Atwood Street Tanlac Catherine McCabé Dickens Ave Scranton Regina Taniac Richard Leary Palethi St Neous Tanilac

Peter Perkins Proves Pepper Prowess in Penny-Pinching Pickings

Peter Perkins of Penton profited 120 dollars by picking pep pers in a plentiful pepper run. The Boston Transcript notes his efficient earnings and frames Perkins as a shrewd pepper picker in the local market.

Pittsburgh Peter Perkins Peter Boston Transcript

Parental Guideline Caution on Teaching Children Paths

The statement urges adults to model the path they want for children, warning that training in virtue or discipline is inconsistent if adults do not follow that same direction themselves.

To Avoid the Rush

A brief dialogue from a Carolina Tar Baby piece sets a comic scene with a man accusing a gentleman of impropriety as he found his daughter in his lap. The reply claims he arrived early, before the others, defusing the incident with a sly retort.

Carolina Tar Baby

Man with Installment Home Plan Also Owns Castle in Afr

A man funding his home by installments also retains a castle in Africa. The report notes his unique property holdings across continents and hints at financial strategy behind the purchase plan.

Afr

Genoa to Host International Economic Conference in March

Allied supreme council approves a Genoa meeting to discuss European rehabilitation with Germany and Russia included. The United States is invited, through George Harvey, observer for the U S to Britain, for a conference in the first two weeks of March. Russia joins only if it meets several conditions including halting propaganda and honoring past obligations.

Cannes Europe Allied Supreme Council Germany Russia Genoa Italy United States Great Britain George Harvey

Hays Returns to Duty as Postmaster General

Postmaster General Hays resumes duties in Washington after three weeks of rest. He weighs an offer to head a group of motion picture producing and distributing firms and plans to decide at a Washington conference on January 14. Reported terms include a three-year contract at 150000 dollars per year.

New York General Hays Washington

Urges Withdrawal of Allied Troops From Rhineland

Representative Britten of Trinoi introduced a resolution asking the president to present to the armament conference a proposal to withdraw all allied troops from the Rhineland to help Germany meet reparations. He said about 134,000 allied troops are kept on the Rhine at an annual cost of $125,000,000 to Germany.

Washington, D. C Britten of Trinoi Rhineland Germany Rhine

Larsen mono plane breaks world flight record

Edward Stinson piloted the Larsen monoplanes to fly 26 hours 19 minutes 35 seconds over Mineola long island surpassing the prior 24 hour 19 minute 7 second record set in France in June 1920 by Lucien Boussoutrut and Jean Bernard.

Mineola L. I Edward Stinson France Lucien Boussoutrut Jean Bernard

Amendment to abolish Electoral College proposed in Senate

A joint resolution in the Senate, introduced by Senator Norris of Nebraska, proposes amending the federal constitution to abolish the electoral college and elect the president and vice president by direct popular vote.

Washington, D. C Senate Norris Nebraska

German envoy presents credentials as relations resume

In Washington, D C, Germany and the United States formally resume diplomatic ties when Carl Lang charge d affaires from Berlin presents his eve of credence and is received by Secretary Ayres.

Germany United States Carl Lang Berlin Aghes

Louisiana's One Cent Gas Tax Commences

Baton Rouge Louisiana begins collecting a one cent per gallon gasoline tax. Officials estimate proceeds will total about one million dollars annually for road purposes.

Louisiana Baton Rouge

Harding nominates O'Tone as Paraguay minister

President Harding announces William J. O'Tone of West Virginia as minister to Paraguay from the White House. The nomination marks a key diplomatic appointment for the administration.

Paraguay Washington, D. C Harding William J. O’tone West Virginia White House

Democrats To Triumph in 1922 Letter From Wilson

In a new year's message Wilson writes to the Women's Democratic Political League signaling optimism for Democratic gains in 1922. The letter outlines party goals, urging unity and voter turnout.

Wilson Women's Democratic Political League

Woman in disguise robs St Louis cafe for 27 dollars

A young woman dressed as a man entered a St Louis restaurant, leveled a revolver at the proprietor, and warned him to surrender the cash drawer contents or be shot. She escaped with $27.

St. Loui, Mo

Birthday Reminders Spur Young Artist to Celebrate

A young artist recounts a luncheon with a businesswoman about turning birthday. She explains how she used a subtle reminder dated November 20, 1897 on note paper to prompt gift purchases like handkerchiefs and gloves. The plan, she says, keeps birthdays alive and practical.

Thad New York Sun

Autos Named in Paris Stir Gossip of Personal Car Identities

Autos in Paris adopt names on radiators, rivaling yachts and race fleets for individuality. Personal names appear more than literary allusions, sparking good natured chatter as ownership becomes expressive and highly visible.

Paris

Time to Quit Joke Echoes From Detroit Free Press

A five year old jokes about singing to a sleeping baby, remarking that continued singing might kill her. The quip surfaces in a piece from the Detroit Free Press reprinted by Flash.

the Flash Merchants Heat and Light Company Harry Warren E. A. Distler Daddy Harry Detroit Free Presa

It's Easy to Become a Great Financier with Money for Experiments

The remark suggests that wealth enables experimentation in finance. It frames money as a key driver of learning and success in investment ventures, implying practitioners need capital to test strategies and refine methods.

Women Live To Be 100 Years Old

A short report notes women often reach centenarian ages with wide longevity trends. The piece mentions long lifespans and suggests health factors contributing to extended years.

Pa uses critic line from Boston Transcript ad

An archival line quotes a father asking what a critic is and answers with a cheeky definition from the Boston Transcript. The piece promotes Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing as a trusted product for gleaming white table linens in grocers.

Boston Transcript

Why did he give up leading the simple life

A Life quote notes the question why he abandoned the simple lifestyle, answered with the line that it became too complicated.

Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Baby Skin Comfort

Advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing irritated baby skin. Hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and periodic use of Cuticura Talcum dusting powder are recommended as indispensable toilet trio.

Senator Sorghum Defends Style Amid Critics

Senator Sorghum dismisses calls that he uses a knife oddly and speaks poorly. He explains many people share these habits and warns against appearing pretentious or highbrow.

Sorghum

Pulse and Fever Slow in Louise's Recovery

Little Louise, recovering from fever, complains of meager toast and broth. She asks for more as her pulse remains rapid, and her mother delays feeding to avoid excitement, noting the danger of pushing recovery.

Louise Mother

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