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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1935

Page

3

Rabies Threat Across Seasons and Pasteur Cure Extends

The article notes rabies can strike any season and highlights Pasteur’s 1884 vaccine as now widely available. It cites 1 057 bite cases in Chicago in December to February, with 28 tested dogs infected. It explains transmission via saliva, wound exposure, and the urgency of timely Pasteur treatment. It advises observing a suspected dog for two weeks and using a doctor for treatment.

Pasteur Chicago Ilinois

Elegant Apperities Exchange Sharp Words On Education

In a quoted exchange, Miss Cayenne challenges the notion that college education improves domestic life. She asserts that a woman who loses her temper can still express herself grammatically and classically for her husband’s comfort.

Miss Cayenne

Wifey and Uncle Tom Plan Fall Farm Visit

The message states Wifey and Uncle Tom will visit this fall and suggests asking for an invitation to spend vacation on a large farm with the family and children.

Tom Big Farm

Senator Sorghum Tax Zinger Sparks Irritated Voter Mood

A confidential adviser warns about remarks as Senator Sorghum jokes that constituents tire of the word appropriate due to taxes. The exchange highlights political tensions and public sentiment during tax debates.

Sorghum

Found Out Years Ago Pearson Snippet Cites Presentability

A short exchange notes that a woman would improve job chances by sharing and presenting herself better. A tramp responds affirming agreement, reflecting a moral or social commentary from Pearson's Weekly.

Pearson’s Weekly

Have you seen the thing Jack gave me

In Tit Bits Magazine a reader notes a gift from Jack, described as pretty but too large for the commenter to keep, reflecting a light anecdote about a possession.

Jack Tit-Bits Magazine

Why He Was Late From Tit-Bits Magazine

A humorous anecdote about Sambo explaining his lateness. He mistook his reflection in a glass when it fell from the frame, causing him to think Ab had gone to work, and he woke two hours late.

Sambo Tit-Bits

Looking Cool in Pattern 2319 for Hot Weather

Sewing Circle Pattern 2319 offers a loose cape sleeve dress with a soft waistline and cape folds to balance proportions. Sizes 16 through 46 available, requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric in size 36, with illustrated instructions. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept in New York for the pattern.

Circle Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York

Town Man and Farmer Countessel Trade Anecdotes

In a local exchange, a town man boasts his great-grandfather could buy the township for a song. Farmer Countessel responds with skepticism and a wry remark about ownership and musicians.

Farmer Countessel

Aren't We All Beans in Class Lesson

A classroom exchange centers on the word beans as students describe family ties. One pupil notes father grows beans and another mentions mother cooks beans. The dialogue ends with Thien declaring we are all human beans.

Thien

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