Diller Record May 20 1904 highlights and local notes
The Diller Record from May 20 1904 covers local advertisements and notes, including subscription terms and mailing details. It notes political events like the Nebraska Republican state convention and mentions the Women’s Relief Corps and bulletins from Washington and state experiment stations. It also includes general farming advice and social commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Washington
State Experiment Station
Westward Expansion Shifts Population and Wealth in Fifty Years
The census shows Alaska now covers three quarters of U S area with over a quarter of its people, while population grew 957 percent from 1.5 million to 22 million. Missouri Iowa and Louisiana lead density, ten western cities exceed 100k, minerals worth 144 million, and California accounts for one eighth of gold since Columbus.
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Mississippi
Alaska
Missouri
Iowa
Louisiana
California
Columbus
Sinbad Discovers Island of Children and Candy Boom
Sinbad the Sailor lands on a tiny city where children rule in tiny carriages and police. He shares candy that the island’s youngsters eagerly eat, battles a crowd of baby police, and escapes as Nebo signals a new island finding. Older rulers vow to manufacture candy locally as giants depart.
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Pagiad
Sinbad
Bagdad
Ballor
Nebo
Easiy
Ees
Maepias
Sinhad
Geneals
Army
Doctor Ahead Of Time. The Place And White Artist
A satirical anecdote from the Saturday Evening Post describes an artist who believes he has a deadly new disease. He seeks his doctor in a panic, but the physician reassures him he is perfectly healthy. The artist, convinced of a misdiagnosis, bets ten dollars on the doctor’s verdict and continues his day.
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Placie
Levering
Warren Avenue
Curcaco
Int
Cardus
Animals with multiple eyes and varied visual setups
The article describes creatures with more than two eyes. A centipede type has ten eyes on its head and eyes that do not work together. A marine worm shows eyes along its head and along its sides. Lizards may have an extra eye on top of the head. A bear wasp has two large compound eyes and three simple eyes on the head used for distant vision.
Diner Exchange Over Weak Coffee Turns Comic
A diner line features a customer insult about weak coffee and the waiter apologizes claiming he served Schuyk All water by mistake, delivering a humorous misunderstanding in a restaurant setting. The exchange showcases playful wordplay around beverages and service.
World Fair Rates Via Burlington Route
Travel promotion notes special fare offers to St Lo and return good all summer at 20.25 with April 25 and 27 date windows for 60 day and 10 day tickets. The text also touts irrigation prospects in the Big Horn Basin, urging homeseekers to request a booklet and visit, with limited round trip rates on select Tuesdays in May.
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St. Lo
Bis Horn
United States
Big Horn
Big Horn Basin
Fravers
Gel Piksenger
Burling
Generaton
Oniaha
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