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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
7
Practical remedies for stains include hydrogen peroxide for blood and gravy, cream of tartar and boiling water for ink, starch plus heat for stubborn marks, lemon juice with salt, and hot tallow for white goods. Ivory cleaning suggests rock alum and boiling water, sun bleaching, and damp drying, with tips on fabric hems and reusable sheet edges.
A historical recipe describes layering cabbage and onions with salt in a stone jar, rinsing, and draining. A spiced vinegar with brown sugar and multiple spices is prepared, poured over the vegetables, drained, reheated, and repeated over two days before final boiling and packing in jars.
Instructional fragment describes preparing six slices of breakfast meat with six apples peeled and cored. Arrange apples with bacon, cover, and cook until the apples brown slightly without burning the fat.
A simple dough combining one cup grated cheese one cup flour half a stick butter and a quarter teaspoon salt. Knead until smooth, roll without crumbling, bake until golden.
Instructions advise marking each pair of lace or muslin curtains with a color cross or distinct mark in colored silk or cotton to ease matching after laundering. This saves time during reassembly.
Line a baking dish with tight puff paste. Layer sliced peaches then sweet oranges and Stew With sugar between. Cover with a light puff and bake to a delicate brown.
Veteran B Frank Doremus of Indianapolis reports severe kidney pain swelling and dropsy after 1897. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills with reducing swelling restoring urine normalcy and ending pain. He has remained well for nine years after use. For sale by dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A four year old girl asks to pick the underchildrenable flowers for dinner after a family truce lets Harriet gather only children s flowers like dandelions daisies and forget me nots. The tale ends with a peaceful garden scene.
Walter W. Paglusch of Chicago reports a yearlong eczema torment ended by using Cuticura Soap Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Resolvent Pills costing a total dollar twenty five. He claims complete cure and notes dates October 8 and 16 1906 at 207 North Robey Street.
A brief meditation on love as the path to lasting marriage during harsh times. The author urges couples to wed for genuine affection rather than social rank or wealth, praising reverent, sincere love between partners.
A note urges careful examination of infant remedies and mentions the emperor of Japan and his residences as a model of comfort. The Danish quote and advice emphasize safety and good deeds for mothers.
The article argues laundry in Rome would look better using Defiance Starch. It claims this starch provides greater strength, letting users apply it thinner for stiffness without masking fabric beauty or reducing wear.
A University of Virginia professor warns students about using badly instead of bad. A student replies that I feel badly would imply he has grippe, highlighting a humorous classroom exchange.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure that fails Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F Cheney Co and Toledo wholesalers as credible, claims the remedy works internally through the bloodstream, and includes testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation with price details.
Consul G H Scidmore of Nagasaki reports the 1906 catch by Japanese deep sea fishermen valued at 557 085 dollars. They also captured fish worth 140 415 dollars along the Korean coasts including whales valued at 68 000 dollars.
An advertisement listing items such as guns traps and decoys with price remarks. References to I W Hide and Fur Co of Minneapolis and Lewis factory products from Peoria appear in the ad along with a noted proverb.
A satirical note recalls a member abstaining from voting on the deceased wife's sister bill and explaining it by quipping that his wife has a sister. The piece endorses Defiance Starch for easy at home laundry with steady stiffness.
Mrs Cussem asks why the parrot was removed from the room and Mr Cussem explains the bird is learning to talk so it should stay away while he dresses in a new shirt. The exchange highlights a humorous domestic moment.
Advertisement notes Allen's Foot Ease cures swollen and aching feet with a one size smaller shoe fit. Claims include cooling, sweating relief. Trial package offered free. distributed by Le Roy New York druggists with no substitute. Ends with a philosophical quote.
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