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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1915
Page
3
A Chicago Herald joke notes a burly man applying for insurance while denying hazardous work. The secretary asks about dangers like riots and carriages, and the applicant reveals he is a policeman, prompting humor about the police force.
Mr J M Sinclair of Olivehill Tennessee describes four years of back pain kidney weakness and bladder inflammation. He credits Dodds Kidney Pills with complete relief and notes additional benefit from Din non Dinner Pills for constipation. Dodds Kidney Pills 50c per box and Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets 60c per box advertised by Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
Pennsylvania holds the lead as the top stone producing state, followed by other key producers. The report highlights quarry output, industrial demand, and regional distribution across major stone varieties.
The Nebraska Directory notes the United Farmer's Rural Credit Association of Nebraska a cooperative aimed at long term loans 10 20 30 years at low interest with partial payments. Officers include R V McGrew president and heads of state banks Chas Ruden John Mattes J Warner Frank B Saunders with address Bankers Life Building Lincoln Nebraska.
The text is a light fragment with quotes about poetry and a note on Stre g tea removing fruit stains. No identifiable persons, places, or events to form a news summary.
A grandmother recalls her sixty year old husband’s nervous dyspepsia improving after switching from coffee to Postum Cereal. She recounts a three year health turnaround, attributing it to Postum and advising nervous people to try it. The ad promotes Postum Cereal and instant Postum with brewing instructions and prices.
An era piece argues business success grows from humane practices. It urges libraries, reading rooms, athletic clubs, and social ties within firms, noting boards of trade and chambers of commerce set the example. It stresses cooperation over envy and that advancement follows merit and service.
The piece argues that most failures blame others for lack of promotion, citing jealousy and claims of unfair favoritism. It notes many men react to others’ raises by demanding equal treats rather than assessing their own performance and potential for growth.
W F Beyer reports a Panama incident on the Sirio river where, during a canoe crossing at Largatera, a four year old boy was seized by a boa that dragged toward shore. A man on the bank killed the snake, and the child suffered only two superficial welts. Gatun lake is projected to reach a height of 85 feet by Nov 1, submerging 164 square miles.
A brief theatrical dialogue features a man and woman discussing a secret engagement. He dismisses giving a ring now, while she suggests wearing it on the wrong hand as a playful workaround in a Boston Tran script excerpt.
A landlady says she must fire the new servant, claiming she cannot pay proper attention to the children if they threaten her own. The exchange highlights concerns about care and reliability in household staff.
A fragment from a杂列 pages features a joke prompt and a playful description of a poem set to music. It notes a poem titled a magazine piece performed to comical music on a phonograph. The item reads like a brief arts snippet with humor and a reference to Gillie and Jude.
A reflective line notes that triumphs fade to sorrow as time reveals the conqueror’s mourning. The statement hints at humility after victory and the inevitability of loss in power.
A concise quote attributed to Confucius counsels perseverance and resilience, emphasizing that true glory comes from recovering after failures rather than avoiding them. The maxim encourages steady effort and perseverance through adversity.
Pennsylvania State College endorses a cheap do it yourself lice powder recipe. Mix two and a half pounds plaster or Paris three quarters of a pint gasoline and a quarter of a pint crude carbolic acid. After sieving the paste becomes a workable powder to dust on birds with the gasoline evaporating as it cures. The carbolic acid is the active lice repellent and the mixture is suggested for year round use.
The Runner is a small utility duck known as the Leghorn of ducks with high egg output. Records mention over 200 eggs per ten and 192 eggs per hundred in specific flock sizes. Runners forage actively, are hardy, non-sitters, and suited for extensive runs but not ideal for confinement.
The article advises choosing pullets that grow rapidly and show quality with a soft skin over the breast bone and abdomen. It notes head texture, a smooth velvety comb and wattles, and ample capacity indicated by wide pelvic bones and space to the keel for digestive and reproductive organs.
The article stresses prevention as the key in poultry disease management. It notes that early fixes of minor issues avert larger losses later, urging timely remedies and vigilance.
A brief note remarks that half starved hens yield less eggs than well fed birds, emphasizing the link between nourishment and productivity in poultry.
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