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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1906
Page
4
This notice states the Diller Nebraska weekly is mailed as second class matter from a post office address. Advertising rates are six cents per line per insertion and business notices run until sold out with arrears paid in full.
Friday July 20 1906 notes reform linked to pure food bills and grocer remedies. It cites Cuba’s eight years free, Osler on shun soup, and a New York specialist linking bridge whist to nerves. Rockefeller praised for wealth without scandal. Tomato catsup and embalmed beef raise questions. A New York company forms to control US chicken egg and dairy supplies. Miss Kurpp’s marriage brings a $12.5 million sister. Bertha highlighted. Watterson urges south, Hill counsels west. San Francisco wine improved by earthquake and Calif wines need shaking. Bryan’s wealth cited with $72,000 in combined property. Debate on wealth limits in Senate and public policy. Roosevelt backs Panama canal lock system and cost savings. 1790 census schedules found and proposed verbatim reprint for ancestry research.
The sermon on Luke thirteen contrasts Jewish beliefs about divine wrath with Jesus parable of a fruitless fig tree. The dresser pleads for another year to prune and fertilize, hoping to prove the tree can bear fruit, illustrating divine mercy and the need for repentance.
A preacher urges self examination using the fig tree parable to Gospel duty. God places individuals in a Christian nation and expects fruit of prayer praise service and charity while Christ intercedes for a patient fourth-year renewal.
A humorous tale from a French interior minister's first day at work reveals a secret dossier detailing his past life. It notes weekly meetings with a mysterious individual described as an enemy of the government, each lasting about an hour, later identified as his chiropodist.
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