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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1914

Page

7

Western Canada's strong agricultural position outlined

The article lauds Western Canada's growing productivity across grain, hogs, cattle, and sheep. It notes drought resilience in most regions, the success of dry farming, and a large influx of American homesteaders taking up 160 acre parcels. It also introduces the park country as a new settlement area with potential rail expansion and affordable land near towns.

Canada Western Park Country

How did Jinks clean up so much money

The phrase suggests Jinks profited greatly by belonging to a laundry trust. The brief implies illicit wealth tied to a laundry trust, with emphasis on an organized scheme rather than a single act.

Jinks

Not for Him Do You Believe Friday Is Unlucky

The exchange questions luck and fate with a quirky line about a fish dealer. A vulture in search of food is described as using sight rather than smell for guidance.

Opium Habit Compared to Social Separation By Stevenson

A reflective remark compares quitting a neighbor’s habits to breaking opium use. It argues happiness comes from mastering the world and doing one’s work while safeguarding the first pure joys of life, quoting R. L. Stevenson and a peculiar culinary aside on powdered sugar.

R. L. Stevenson

Sour Milk Cookery for Thrifty Housewife Recipes

A historic guide detailing sour milk uses and dangers. It explains precise soda amounts based on acidity, describes cottage cheese preparation from sour milk, and provides recipes for Sour Cream Filling and Sour Cream Pie with instructions on heating, mixing, and baking.

Zarnaby Rudge Motivational Quote

A sharply worded line on fate and duty from Zarnaby Rudge stating that destiny prevails over personal plans and a shared cause transcends individual concerns.

Zarnaby Rudge

Old Fashioned Leftover Cookery and Dessert Ideas

A collection of practical kitchen tips using leftover ingredients. Includes chicken broth from simmered bones, potato mash thickened with flour, cream and minced chicken, and serving suggestions. Pineapple Fluff dessert lines cups with sponge cake and fruit, while Breakfast Surprise reuses cold rice and ham with eggs. Boiled Frosting explains a simple milk glaze for cakes.

Teach me your mood, O patient stars poem line

Read as a reflective verse excerpt from Ralph Waldo Emerson praising nightly stars. The lines describe stars climbing the ancient sky, leaving no shade or scars, no trace of age or tear to die. A contemplative meditation on timeless celestial calm.

Emerson

Unpleasant Neighbors

A man who just moved into a village plans to engage neighbors after admitting more wood went missing from his home. The exchange shows tension as he weighs calling on residents.

Important to Mothers Examine Castoria Bottles Carefully

Caution directed to mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for infants and children, ensuring safety and reliability of the remedy. The message emphasizes trusted use and verification of contents.

Opportunity for club member to supervise children

A brief note expresses pleasure at the idea of someone being fond of children and mentions leaving their own child with her guidance the next club meeting.

Strange Us Passage Highlights Elusive High Living

A fragmented text hints at themes of modern life and excess, with references to yearning and social status. The legible parts suggest a reflection on abundance and the pressures of prominence, framed in a historically styled journal voice.

The Piquant Pepper in Puree and Gravy

Instructions for pepper puree and sweet pepper gravy with added peppers in meat dishes. Notes on pairing peppers with cottage cheese, hash, creamed meat, croquettes, and meat loaf. Also suggests green peppers stuffed with seasoned cream cheese as a serving idea.

Portrait by the Manchester prince stalls for four extra days

A Manchester merchant prince hires a rising painter for a portrait. The painter finishes in eleven days, but the patron insists on four days more of refinement to lengthen the ears, arguing over the agreed price and time. The artist complies, adding four sittings to extend the work. Memorial day parade ends with Irish marshal Mike urging discipline in the procession.

Manchester Eng Croesus Cottonopolis Mike

Profanity Debate On Golf Links Sparks Banter

A young minister argues swearing harms play and is wicked while a sophisticated caddy counters that it aids conversation, noting the clash of views on language use in sport settings. The exchange reflects attitudes toward profanity in public spaces and humor in sports commentary.

Livingston Lance

Idle roomer gossip puzzles boardinghouse landlady

A boardinghouse landlady ignores idle chatter as she keeps order among residents. The line implies gossip flourishes yet she remains unfazed and practical in managing the house.

Men Remind Us Of Comic Opera without Plot

A brief witty line notes that some men resemble a comic opera lacking substance, implying theatricality without a cohesive story. The remark emphasizes humorous gesturing over real action or purpose.

Child buys candy instead of salt with note money

A three year old boy sent with a note and money to buy salt stalls, pockets the note and buys five cents worth of suckers. His mother searches the street and finds him behind the house eating a bite from each sucker, afraid he would have to return them for salt.

Why He Never Rises

A street car joke about seating and age insults. A man explains he only offers his seat to old people and avoids implying a woman is old, while noting the woman in question was not very young.

Do you know where I could get a good setter

A wry exchange sets a rural mood as a speaker asks for a good setter and is advised to look in any poultry yard, implying a humorous take on seeking a capable helper or bird breed.

Pratts

Neighbors Face Criticism Over Mutual Affection Gaps

Many people are criticized for not loving their neighbors as much as they are loved in return. The comment calls for more reciprocal kindness and community support.

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Western Canada Nicholas Nickleby Fletcher Beth N Ture Pierce Elizabeth Lordahl Likeley Cal Dr. Pierce Painter Poultry Regulator Pratt Food Company
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