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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
4
Notice from Diller Nebraska stating second class mail status and local use codes for stores and individual use. Details are partly unreadable but indicate transmission through the mails and classification guidance.
The veteran New Yorker Chauncey Depew, age ninety one, reflects on industrial progress from 1882 to today. He recalls Edison’s early electric service, the rise of electrical firms, Bell Telephone bets, auto races, the speed records at Charlotte, and the advent of moving pictures, noting vast growth and optimistic prospects for the future. He questions why one would doubt continued progress.
The census costs are justified by accurate scientific data used for remedial legislation and social advancement. It notes life insurance effects, fire insurance coverage, and the need for old age security as millions of women face economic insecurity.
A reflective verse compares the growth of a child to a rose opening in a hedge row. It urges guardians to protect and nurture the child from temptations and neglect, highlighting duty, care, and the wonder of life as a divine gift.
Scientists at Volcano House Honolulu on Kilauea crater rim used slight crust shifts detected by instruments to forecast an earthquake. A month of tilting changes signaled a perceptible shock a few days later, which occurred two days after the prediction.
A simple home recipe notes a scant half pound of beeswax melted in hot water. Then slowly add a quart of turpentine and a half cup of ammonia. Heat indirectly for ten minutes, then apply warm with flannel and buff with a rough cloth.
A strand of hairs spans two supports in a lighthouse as fog moistens the air. The strand lengthens and lowers a link to complete an electrical circuit, triggering a motor that drives the fog bell striker. The text notes the saying saved by a hair becoming true in this mechanism.
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