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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
4
One year subscription in advance six months in advance price one fifty. Entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska as second class matter. Advertising rates shown on application. Business locals run until ordered out and charged five cents per line per insertion.
A May 27 1910 column honors Memorial Day as a revered national holiday. It notes graveside wreathing by veterans, regimental reunions, and the unseen dead, praising those who died in battle or on the march and urging future generations to visit every grave with myrtle and flowers.
The partially completed Livestock Judging Coliseum will be ready for the 1910 State Fair September 5 to 9. When finished it spans 209 by 350 feet with seating for near 5000 and includes a 120 by 270 judging ring. The design mirrors the popular model used by Minnesota Indiana Kentucky and others. Nebraska is praised for its livestock industry and state pride.
The article advises sewing eyes to the blouse and hooks to the skirt to keep garments together. Place eyes at the belt line near the middle, with hooks on the skirt inner band. For stout figures, fasten under the arms by adding an eye at the waist side seam and matching hook on the skirt.
Recipe instructions describe rolling unpeeled tomatoes with six sliced white onions, softening, rubbing through a colander, straining, then simmering with ground cloves pepper mace sugar salt celery salt bay leaves and ground paprika. Add vinegar, boil briefly, and bottle when cooled.
Have your butcher remove bones from a lamb forequarter, roll and tile it. Roast on a rack with a pint of boiling water seasoned with salt Worcestershire sauce kitchen bouquet and vinegar. Bake in a moderately hot oven, baste often, about twenty minutes per pound for well done. Serve with brown sauce and peas or tomato sauce.
The article explains seed acne as tiny white beadlike formations under the skin from clogged pores. It notes that the sebo ceous substance forms balllike masses when the pore mouth closes and can be removed only by puncturing the tissue and pressing out the deposit followed by disinfectant application.
Two Chicago men designed a kitchen cabinet to place a variety of items within easy reach. The top holds many small spice compartments, then a larger section for miscellaneous articles, followed by space for cakes, the largest area for bread, and a semicircular bottom drawer for flour.
The process describes placing used paraffin in a vessel of boiling water until melted, removing from heat, and cooling in the same vessel. When cooled, the clean clear paraffin cake can be lifted from the water for reuse.
Old instructions prescribe sixty grains of resorcin one dram of ether one dram of olive oil and six ounces of alcohol for scalp care. It claims dandruff is cured only by extreme scalp cleanliness and a thorough shampoo every ten days with no fing combing or scalp irritation.
A rustic recipe instructs peeling and dicing tomatoes, cooking over flame, then adding torn bread crumbles about half the tomato amount. Season with salt pepper and batter then heat until done.
A meditation on time and life urging wider margins between day and night. Dallas Lore Sharp reflects on the hurried modern life and the longing for space, perspective, and quiet to notice forgotten things and the edges between light and dark.
Lord Broughton recalls Napoleon during a national guard review at the Tuileries before Waterloo. He notes a pale face, overhanging jaws, snuff use from a plain box, a gold faced watch with brown chain, and a restrained salute as the emperor surveys regiments with sedate impatience.
A London Tit Bits tale recounts a host guiding a servant boy on wine service at a small party. He assigns black sealed sherry for after dinner and red sealed inferior sherry for after soup, and the boy asks guests whether to serve hock or inferior sherry.
A Lexington Leader piece describes popular fairy flowers including blue bells barebells and wood sorrel used to signal fairies at a distance. Foxglove or fairy bells and rose leaf charms are cited as tools to wake tiny friends in nearby tower beds or thickets.
The Duke of Argyll visited Longfellow in his Cambridge Massachusetts home. The duke asked for the names of birds and plants, astonishingly revealing Longfellow could not name them though he could translate from many European languages.
Public sale announced by administrator of Caroline C Mathias estate on the B F Mathias farm near Ellie Nebraska. Sale Wednesday June 15 1910 at 2 PM features a 24 by 80 foot house with four rooms pantry and porch a 10 by 15 by 8 cob house a coal burner used one winter. Terms cash. A Marporn Adm and A L Tinetman Auctioneer.
Notice of Incorporation for The Chipperfield Drug Company filed in Beatrice Nebraska. M S Chipperfield C M Cruncletona and E M Carrithere form the corporation in Jefferson County with 10000 capital stock, 1910 dated. Board of Directors to manage by by laws with 40 percent debt limit. first officers elected in Beatrice.
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