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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
4
Notices from Fairbury Nebraska announce candidates for Republican nomination in the upcoming primaries. James Chirnside and T A Johnson seek sheriff, while C C Boyne runs for county judge with dates in August 1911. Advertising rates and post office notices also referenced.
Fragments show notices of candidates in Fairbury Nebraska for county clerk and register of deeds. Names include C H Shaffer and O H Bonney with primaries set for August 15 1911 and 1911. G W Gregory also announces candidacy subject to Republican primaries.
The dispute centers on Ballinger approval of Cunningham claims in Alaska, claimed by Morgan Guggenheim interests and valued at millions. Pinchot argues the secretary violated law and would have allowed private control. a court ruling returns lands to the National Government, but the Interior Department faces censure for slow handling and no legal framework to operate mines.
The Lorimer inquiry centers on President Edward A. Hines who was said to have been instrumental in placing Lorimer in office. It is believed the Senate will continue examining the matter as details emerge.
A fragment from a historical stance condemns corporal punishment. It argues beating creates cowards and resentment, urging kindness as a more effective method in childrearing. The passage notes changing times and the perceived necessity that physical discipline harms character.
Mrs. Donald M'Lean argues against cruel punishment and for measured guidance in child training. She notes that some parents favor physical hurt, while others rely on gentler admonition, but urges finding a method that fosters character and resilience without brutality or excessive harshness.
A British expert report says shellfish including oysters mussels and cookies may transmit diseases such as enteric fever and gastroenteritis. Dr Burstrode advises thorough cooking or restricting gathering and storage to avoid risks while noting low overall danger.
An amused narrator recounts a familiar detective tale with a merciful police officer, a victim in a Bulgarian uniform slain by a boomerang, a dogged detective, and an archbishop of Canterbury twist. The paraphrase lampoons the genre while tracing a chain of clues from boot lace to ticket from the Hebrides.
A brief, stylized exchange hints at pursuit and peril, contrasting pursuers and the pursued. The speakers debate response to hounds and deer, ending with a conditional offering of life or death.
A historic guide explains making concrete less permeable by adding hydrated lime or clay, and detailing an alum and hard soap mix. It covers safe practices, potence risks, and precise proportions for a precipitate that fills pores and reduces permeability while noting variation in soap quality and water quantities.
The guide counsels using sweeping sheets made from coarse cotton and turkey red binding. Dress in a loose cotton frock gloves and cap, remove small items, cover furniture, and sweep toward the room center using damp tea leaves to trap dust.
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