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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
The Diller Record is mailed from Diller Nebraska with second class matter status. It publishes weekly from EB Looekes building and offers subscriptions in one six or three month terms with renewals until canceled and arrears paid. Advertising rates are 6 cents per line per insertion.
A digest of assorted items includes political chatter about the Statehood bill and alcohol versus kerosene, a New York flag incident and mob action, a Panama Canal timing note, Chicago egg shipments, a Bermuda ball gown adorned with thousands of stamps, and related local reflections.
The Agriculture Department tests a mechanical smoker that handles five cigars at once. It performs rapid ten second draws, pauses, and records filler binder wrap and aroma. Each cigar is monitored from combustion to ash, guiding seed selection for next year’s crop.
Sam Bernard plans a return with Charles Frohman next season. Mrs James Brown Potter has entered for an American tour in twelve weeks. Lotts secured a contract at Lievald Square theater New York and will move to a music hall by September. A New York corporation started the Day lovers association to promote entertainments. Charles Dalton to play the leads in Dy J Kennedy’s Abizpah, seen as a possible Chilean venture. Adrian Fields tours for a benefit and Sir Anthony work is discussed. Pinero and Barrie projects linked to future productions.
A jumble of OCR text mentions numbers and terms like 107.5 and 2 Hpcer and various national references. The readable items include hints of schools, currencies, and dates but lack coherent events or names to confirm a clear story.
Fragmentary text describes hawk training methods with terms like hood and hooded, emphasizing calm handling, feeding by hand, and the use of a hood or ulier to set the bird’s head. It references Prussia Lorraine and general political commentary in a garbled state.
A fragmented report describes a tense scene in Washington England with a local anti service group staging a prayerful gathering. The piece mentions a committee meeting scheduled after a Tuesday nosis time and hints at a parliamentary price discussion for shaving items.
A garbled paragraph from the Chicago News references a man facing luck and a friend, mentioning attempts to induce action and a gamelike tone. Details are unclear due to corrupted text.
Fragmentary text from Chicago News hints at a paradox involving Hamend Walker and his father, noting extreme wealth and a stage persona. The readable phrases mention a megabucks father, a theatrical actor, and a puzzled reader seeking the answer.
Representative Ryan of Buffalo and Representative Bartuoli of Missouri clashed in a remarks exchange at the international parliamentary peace union meeting. A murmur followed as one observer likened a Buffalo policeman’s stance to keep the peace, saying he would shoot if trouble began.
James D. Phelan, longtime San Francisco relief committee chair and former mayor, leads fundraising for distressed citizens. A financier and California pioneer’s son, he rose to mayor after campaigning across a wealthy yet people oriented base, championing city beautification and municipal improvement.
A wartime era pest note describes ridding rats by spraying a strong ammonia solution into holes and cracks under a base. It then recommends spreading white pepper on cloth and sprinkling liberally, tacking the cloth in place, applying whitewash with copperas, and treating stones and rafters in the area.
A fragmentary fashion column describes linings, ruching, and novelty purses for ivy colored gowns. Mentions muslin gowns and jackets with ruched sleeves, rope-like ribbons, and colored scribbons. Notes soft improved quality Golortings as a preferred fabric for princess dresses and wire pompadour ribbon accents.
The author argues over years of study that crossing plant species, with strict selection and care, can transform the vegetable kingdom upward. He warns unorganized crossing risks great harm and urges wise supervision and patience to achieve progress.
Native notes describe foxes not disturbing nearby prey at their earths. A partridge nest near the fox’s earth sheltered cubs in a nettle patch. Other earths show rabbit holes around the entrance and a large pit with rabbits where cubs did not attack live prey.
Practical domestic advice on keeping damp cellars and pantries dry by placing unstacked time pieces to absorb moisture. It also recommends rubbing bed slats with alcohol to deter vermin, reflecting old housekeeping practices.
A historical account describes workers in Limoges porcelain furnaces enduring extreme heat. Clad in fireproof gear, they pass hot items along a chain, with the first man stepping out every five minutes to rest on a mattress and drink ice water before resuming work near the furnace.
Guidance on cleaning gilt frames and lacquered surfaces with dry cloth or chamois. Do not use water on frames. avoid moisture after polishing lacquered beds and keep them as dry as possible to preserve finish.
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