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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
2
A fragment notes a speaker delivering a sermon while coughing, reflecting on perseverance and faith. The brief text emphasizes the disruption caused by the cough and the preacher's attempts to continue.
A reader shares personal remedies and experiences with a cold or cough. She mentions avoiding doctors and seeking home measures, and notes frustration with seeking effective treatment.
A collection of Nebraska snippets reports a near fatal ice adventure on the Platte River involving Gilbert Rose Joe Lindley and Bernard Parker of Central City, a first state compensation award against a church society to Mrs Stella Hensley, plus bank and lending changes at Plattsmouth State Bank. Beatrice fundraising nears a 100 barrel flour goal for Russians, a Franklin purebred Holstein cow yields twin calves, and Gage county moves Bear Creek bridge work to aid unemployment relief. The Lincoln Nye-Schneider-Jenkins firm closes its Lincoln office, state finances show a $924000 six month deficit, and Thurston County trims clerkships as bond issues, fire convention in Norfolk, and local paving plans unfold in Tekamah.
Prices edged higher overall with heavier cattle and hog receipts and mixed grain moves. Cattle ranged 6.25 to 7.25 per cwt with cows 3.75 to 4.50 and veals up to 9. hogs centered 7.50 to 7.75, light weights peaking near 8. sheep and lambs advanced up to 50 cents. Wheat and corn saw modest gains in Chicago, with near-term supply and demand factors supporting prices. butter and eggs remained soft with unsettled markets. poultry and eggs faced heavy receipts and softer prices locally.
A southern family tale from Libby and Mandy shows how a grandmother is nicknamed by the baby’s perceived likeness. The old servant explains names reflect character, not exact names, as Mandy defends Miss Katie while calling the child Gabrielle.
Classic advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a remedy for constipation in children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness and restore a lively child, urging mothers to request genuine California Fig Syrup from their druggist.
In a quiet scene Miss Smith Belinda sighs at a table while a young man gathers courage. He asks if she could marry him and she replies yes if he isn’t too much like him. The moment ends with a wry, humorous twist.
Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross on package and tablet. Look for the Bayer name and cross to ensure authenticity and safe directions in each unbroken Bayer package. This reminder emphasizes trusted safety for relief from colds aches and pains and other common symptoms.
European magazine notes mix of place names across Spain France and Belgium. Mentions Bourges in France and Stages in Belgium as examples of similarly named locations.
A researcher tested insect strength using a sensitive spring balance. By prodding the insects he moved them along and added weights until they stopped. The study notes even a butterfly, relative to its size, is stronger than the average human.
A vintage advertisement advises washing with good soap and rinsing in water tinted with Red Cross Ball Blue to refresh calldren handkerchiefs.
A reflection on character as power found in silence. It likens virtue to bells whose subtle touch releases lasting melody, echoing the idea that deeds speak louder than words.
A fragment questions who will create an improved long lasting electric light. The note hints at a novelty that remains lit briefly after turning off, seeking a lasting solution.
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