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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1908
Page
3
Agricultural guidance urges careful barn repairs and dust baths for hens. It covers orchard care, milking machine updates, fertilization mixes, pig and hog lice control, sugar incentives for colts, and prudent pasture timing for rams away from ewes. It stresses profit via improved feeding, disease control, and adopting farm innovations.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote reports a girl sent to bed as punishment insisting a spanking would end her distress. She tells her father the lying in bed will not improve her and prefers the spanking to sleep. The piece reflects on a child’s view of punishment and compliance.
A city mission cared for a young woman with severe skin sores and ailments from exposure. After seven weeks of care and a regimen using Uticura Soap Cuticura Resolvent and Cuthura Ointment, she improved dramatically in five weeks and could seek work. Laura Jane Bates, New York, reports the case dated March 11, 1907.
The passage notes Théodore P. Roberts’ fluent command of language and charm, able to grab a negligent publisher’s attention. It recalls a long letter ending with a witty line about finding a late copy of a paper in New York using a camel and velocipede as imagery.
The ad claims starches have improved over 25 years and presents Defiance Starch as avoiding harmful chemicals and adding a new ingredient for greater strength and smoothness than competitors. It emphasizes ongoing product evolution and superiority of the Defiance formulation.
Uncle Henry-Nellie discuss a lake resort where vacation days include a regular four course Sunday dinner. The exchange highlights family chatter about holiday routines and local customs.
Fragmentary OCR states a dealer or factory matter in Peoria Illinois with unclear context and wording. Limited readable terms suggest a local business inquiry or notice affecting Peoria.
A compact warning notes that mosquitoes are more bloodthirsty than lions, contrasting tiny insects with feared big predators for emphasis. The line uses vivid imagery to stress vigilance against bite risks and potential disease.
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