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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1931
Page
3
A recipe fragment outlines a "quick dessert" using crumbled cookies or cake bits with nuts and dates, plus butter, evaporated milk substitute, and a lemonades syrup. It also describes Orange Bread ingredients and a lemon syrup drink with lettuce and fruit accompaniments. The text references Miss Lee’s mellow contralto voice featured on Columbia network programs.
A 1931 verse piece questions concern over wealth and worldly values. The text asks what readers care about when money fame or material status fades and personal loyalties remain, ending with a resigned acceptance of indifference to outcomes.
In the Green Forest Sammy, Pepet, and Girliigags track Old Man Coyote hiding nearby. Peter hopes to see him with his own eyes while the others watch for danger as night fades and daylight comes.
Thornton W Burgess tale shows Peter Rabbit fretting over Old Man Coyote who has a plan to force a fat goose as payment for a past misdeed. Peter contemplates escape and safety while weighing his chances and saving geese, hoping to return to the Brier Patch.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Galdwell's Syrup as a doctor prescribed laxative for bowel relief. Marketed as safe for men women and children with forty years of practice behind it. It claims to be non grating and non weakening and usable as often as needed.
The readable text is garbled with stray quotes and incomplete phrases. no clear event, person, or organization can be identified to establish a factual news item or summary.
An advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a superior fruit juice mixer aiding digestion and energy in children. It quotes Mrs Lied Stall of Nebraska praising its effects on her daughter Roma Lucile, noting improved color and vitality, and warns buyers to seek the genuine product marked California.
Uncle Henry and Aunt Martha quip about Joe Miller's loss as a mischievous note from Joe suggests writing a book for a counted tiger and not winning the prize. The fragment hints at humorous storytelling in a rural household.
Mrs. H Price of Woodside reports dropping from 190 to 126 pounds in a year after taking Kruschen daily. She claims she looks younger than her 2 children suggest and urges a half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts about four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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