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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1916

Page

7

Western Canada offers farmers land and stock opportunities

The article touts Western Canada as open for homesteads of 160 acres with cheap land and easy terms, plus free land under certain conditions. It cites a Saskatchewan resident who transformed from oxen to horses and cattle, yielding strong harvests and profits, and predicts a coming golden age for stockraisers due to postwar European demand and a shift to mixed farming.

Western Canada Lloydminster Saskatchewan Canada Western Europe United States Dominion

Arithmetic Terrors Beset a Young Student

A young boy confronts brutal arithmetic lessons, facing daunting drills and stern discipline as he struggles to master numbers. The scene captures classroom tension, the pressure to perform, and the harsh realities of early schooling.

Purified Skin and Youthful Looks Ad from Soap Ad

A vintage advertisement extols Cuticura soaps and ointments for clear skin and healthy hair plus a free sample offer via Book Address postcard. It also cites a Woman's Home Companion piece urging club members to discuss common child faults and effective remedies to address quarrels, selfishness, lies, cruelty, and cowardice.

Cuticura Dept. L. Boston

Tale of a Russian Setter and a Grizzly Bear Warning

A boastful hunting tale recounts Percival Rosseau hosting a dog portrait show in New York. A naval attaché recalls a Russian setter that learned wigwag signaling from a ship’s crew and warned the hunter of a nearby grizzly bear, his tail flashing the alert as he backed away.

Percival Rosseau Mr. Rossear New York City Knoedler Galleries Rosseau St Petersburg Petrograd

Freckle Reduction Promises with Ethine Double Drug

An advertisement touts a freckle removal remedy using ethine double strength. It claims removal of freckles and lighter spots with a small dose, promising a clear complexion and satisfaction guaranteed with a money back offer.

Aoa Beck

The Way of It School Troubles and Board Answer

A terse exchange notes ongoing school troubles answered by the school board. A man’s strength is tied to fighting odds, reflecting local attitudes on governance and resilience.

Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Claims Quick Relief for Shoes

An old ad paragraph touts Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder, promising instant relief for tight shoes, bunions, and coins. It urges readers to try a free trial package by mail order. The copy then pivots to a marriage anecdote contrasting a man’s view of his partner before and after marriage.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y Aédv

Castoria Astoria The Trusted Children's Remedy

Castoria is presented as a harmless substitute for castor oil paregoric and other syrups. It claims to ease feverish symptoms teething troubles and colic while promoting natural sleep. The ad emphasizes its 90 year history and the signature of Charles H Fletcher as proof of authenticity.

Astoria Chas. H. Fletcher

Raise Mississippi levees six or seven feet to curb floods

The Engineering Record argues that raising levees by six to seven feet would nearly guarantee protection against a repeat of the 1913 flood in the Mississippi valley. The current year’s flood was among the lightest since 1912 and 1913, but increased development means levee breaks could flood towns, mills, compresses, and halt rail traffic.

Mississippi River Mississippi

Mistaken Notions and Witty Quips Across a Turbulent Era

A fragment from a newspaper page blends two anecdotes. A bridesmaid recalls her mother’s blunt housewifely wisdom as she faces a dirty tramp who downplays his teeth. General Funston discusses Mexican tensions with cautious humor about swivel-chair campaigning.

Acknowledged His Guilt Confrontation Cartoon Exchange

A brief dialogue shows Muggs admitting self blame with Diggs praising generosity. Muggs asks for pardon while Diggs accepts the charitable assumption of blame in a terse wartime feeling exchange.

Muggs Diggs

Balcony Kisses Turned Curve Throw Practice

Mazie says Harold waved and tossed kisses to a balcony observer, while the mamma interprets the scene as Harold practicing a new curved throw during a balcony moment.

Harold Mazie

Tip From Father Sparks Marital Advice Scene

A father chides his son's approach to marriage, noting his prior promises to support the couple and his ongoing criticisms of the daughter and her mother. The exchange underlines practical wisdom about relationships and suitability before marriage.

Woman Seeks Dual Approaches to Tasks

A humorous quip notes that a woman remains never satisfied until she can complete tasks using two distinct methods, reflecting preference for options and flexibility.

Woman Proud of Husband Drowned in Flood

A historical note recalls a woman who openly admired her husband and was later lost to a flood. The fragment hints at social norms and tragedy without further details on location or date.

Wise Woman and the yard of goods tale

A Kansas City Journal item recalls a wife coaxing her husband to buy a yard of goods after a saleslady said the sample could not be matched. She expects fear of returning home will prompt him to order her a fine new dress.

Kansas City Journal

Arctic Adventures Turn To Unlikely Meals In Wartime

A wartime talk on rations grows grim as Arctic explorers mock survival. A recent traveler suggests skin clothing could be stewed for a meal if food runs out, while a Yukon bishop reportedly ate his boots during hardship near Alaska's gold fields.

Yukon Arctic Alaska

No Title Given Local Policeman Delays Limousine

A large policeman on the village square signals traffic to a New York limousine party. He waves for clearance with a backward palm motion while the driver fails to understand and stops, then the officer urges to go around stating gasoline limits.

New York

Telescopic Imagination Probed in Neighbor Snippet

A conversation depicts a neighbor, John Braggs, as having a telescopic imagination. The stranger notes Braggs cannot tell the truth without expanding it two or three sizes larger than it is.

John Braggs John

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