Postal notice records second class mail matter
Entry dated Friday January 23 1914 records postal handling at a Nebdr post office for transmission through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1914
Page
4
Debates At Large About U S Currency And Mint Profits
A historical overview notes half of treasury outlays never returning, paper money’s short life, and the $10,000 note as a prized vault treasure. It cites mint profits, counterfeit rarity, and a list of American money types including coins and notes, with a focus on nickel production costs and five cent coin value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
Betterment of races and eugenic marriages debated
The Plymouth News criticizes professors and women lecturers for pushing race improvement theories while many promoters have not fulfilled parental duties. It argues that those advocating new theories should try them in their own families before advising others, calling for consistent example from proponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth News
Fragmentary Beatrice Express note on marriage ceremony
A damaged fragment from Beatrice Express questions the idea of marriage as a sport or amusement. The text mocks the notion that a newly married couple exists for others' pleasure and describes the ceremony with skeptical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Expres
Map Projection Progress Report Reaches Milestone
The international mapping project on a 1 to 1,000,000 scale reports completion of a major portion of its global grid. Officials note eight to ten regional segments finalized, with continued work slated to finish remaining sectors this year.
Walt Mason Called To Cheer Up The World
A terse quote urges people to smile and shed bile by spreading cheer, reflecting Mason’s advocacy for positivity and resilience in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Prehistoric Skull Indicates Man Lived Over 500000 Years Ago
A skull found by Charles Dawson in a gravel plateau yields debate on human origins. Dr. Smith Woodward restored the cast, but the skull appears to show a prognathous jaw like a gorilla yet a more advanced cranial development. Geologists estimate the strata date back around five hundred thousand years, with cave lime deposits suggesting a six hundred thousand year formation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dawson
Smith Woodward
Geological Department of the South
Plaster of Paris
Dawson
Better potato varieties urged by Department of Agriculture
The Bureau of Plant Industry urges development of improved potato varieties in the United States. It notes European progress in flavor texture and cooking quality, calls for heat and disease resistance, higher starch content, local adaptations, and broader use of fertilizers and crop rotation to boost yields and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States
Great
Britain
Germany
Austria
America
Maine
New York
Atlantic
Skimmilk Testing Procedure From Ohio Experiment Station
Skimmilk should be tested occasionally to ensure complete separation of butter fat from milk and cream. The test uses a double neck bottle, larger tube for milk and acid, smaller tube for fat, with about twenty cubic centimeters of acid. After mixing with acid, centrifuge seven to eight minutes, add hot water and centrifuge three to four minutes. Read before cooling. each large division equals five hundredths of 1 percent, with minor subdivisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin of Ohio Experiment Station
Notable Women in Arts and Science Highlighted in Briefs
This brief survey cites Mme Nazimova’s fourteen stage roles since Russia, Miss Mary C. Cooper as a praised clerk in Wabhiakum County Washington, Mrs. Ernest Hart leading waterproofing research in London, and Emmy Destinn earning a record salary for a lion cage aria performance with a $125,000 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Mme. Nazimova
Wabhiakum
Washington
Mary C. Cooper
Bureau of Inspection
Ernest Hart
England
London
Mme
Emmy Destinn
Oim
The Crown Prince Freeman and royal readers
The fourteen year old Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark is named Translator of English by Danish boy scouts. Queen Mary visits London bookshops during informal trips, enjoying new volumes. Prince Alexis Karageorgevich resides in America with his American wife Mrs. Huger Pratt of Cleveland, claiming Serb throne rights after serving as an enlisted man in the Turkish war. he is King Peter of Servia’s cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Denmark
Boy Scouts
Queen Mary
London
West End
Prince Alexis Karageorgevich
America
Huger Pratt
Cleveland
Servia
Peter of
Promising New Fruits and Shifting Planting Trends
The agriculture department year book notes rising market demand drives development of new fruit varieties. Winter apples need strong cold storage while earlier emphasis on summer apples waned as eastern markets demand growth spurred planting of early varieties in many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Current Comment on Public Safety and Health
Excerpt reflects editorial voice criticizing risky behavior and public health measures. It cites gas leaks, medicine bottle hunts, and calls for authoritative statements on Mexico killings. Mentions past swimming fatalities, upcoming skating accidents, and automobile ubiquity alongside typhoid vaccine prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Memphis
New York Tribune
Army
Navy
New York World
Fragmented 1900s News Snippets Paragraph
A collection of brief quoted lines from newspapers including the Philadelphia Record and Baltimore American. The text references a coal man, bachelors and widows, an English literary figure knighted, and stray phrases about England and a lemon trust. overall it shows miscellaneous clipped items without a single cohesive story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Translation Reveals Proverb About Porance and Bliss
A Moorish woman is not expected to know her own proverb, suggesting the saying beginning with Where ty porance is bliss has been translated.
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