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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
4
The piece blends a local candidacy notice for Sheriff in Jefferson County with an Iowa style recounting of Georgia child labor laws and national politics. It mentions F M Tippin announcing a sheriff bid, August 10 primaries, and figures like Governor McMullen and Charles E Hughes. It also spotlights Gertrude Lythgoe, the "rum queen of the Bahamas," as a key figure in prohibition era lore.
An exhortation on fatherhood urging Dads to guide boys to useful work. It compares fifty seven varieties of fathers and stresses that a father is the engineer of his son’s development, shaping him to survive and thrive in life.
The speaker condemns liquor money as cursed and notes the woman’s ruined respectability. She laments that wealth from alcohol taints character and calls for self respect over mere financial success. The piece also discusses vitamins, fruits, and dairy as dietary guidance.
Physicians warn that both calories and vitamins matter and neither alone builds a complete diet. A well balanced regimen includes fruits and vegetables with proteins carbohydrates minerals and fiber, ensuring all necessary nutrients work together for health.
Sloane Gordon claims William Jennings Bryan died at 65 after overindulgence in food not drink. He traveled with Bryan on presidential campaigns and recalls a Virginia plantation breakfast in 1900 with cantaloupe quail batter cakes coffee potatoes and side dishes. The account notes Bryan died in his sleep after a hot Tennessee Sunday dinner.
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