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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
4
The paper enters the mails as second class matter at Diller Nebraska. Advertising rates are provided on application. Business locals run until ordered out and are charged five cents per line for each insertion. Friday July 16 1909.
Announcement notices from multiple Jefferson county candidates. SHERIF: James Chirnbide seeks Republican nomination. Cyris Hiewex and Cons T Wratt Urea seek Democratic and Republican sheriff nominations. primary on August 17, 1909. TREASURER: Ora Cox seeks Democratic nomination. C G Catsin seeks Republican nomination. primary August 17, 1909.
An exchange ponders the cost of raising sons to independence, estimating four thousand dollars per boy by age twenty one. It weighs outcomes: wasteful habits versus difficulty and pride, and concludes worthwhile sons become support in old age.
The article argues that measuring vagrancy waste will push for harsh cures. It compares national spending on air power in France Germany and Britain and notes a German Zeppelin drive funded by private subscription. It suggests a memorial for American Indians and hints at peace movement organization.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman argues industrial home life delays or prevents marriage. She contends ownership and servitude harm motherhood, urging a self supporting, independent woman as the foundation for a higher form of marriage and a different home. Poverty and wealth alike hinder joyful maternity.
Governor Charles A Hughes argues that the people must express their will through fair discussion and electoral verdicts. He condemns bosses who seek to control public movements and urges officials to honor the voter’s power while executing trusted duties with openness and fairness.
Surgeon General Presley M. Rixey states defective teeth cause illness and bodily decay. He notes bacteria thrive in neglected mouths and decay increases disease risk, linking dental health to tonsillitis, pharyngitis, digestion issues, and possibly tuberculosis in sailors.
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