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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
4
The Diller Record published Fridays in Diller Nebraska lists subscription options including one year in advance six months and three months. Advertising rates are six cents per line per insertion and notices continue until subscribers request discontinuation with arrears paid in full.
On Friday September 6 1906 figures show 20 million square miles of earth untraveled. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad is described as the nation’s longest with 7794 miles owned and 7971 miles operated. The 4th assistant postmaster general orders rural free delivery mailboxes meeting department rules to be numbered.
The Grand Army men note with approval that Congress has made wearing the insignia by nonmembers a misdemeanor with punishment. A woman who was mistreated by Stensland helped lead to his capture in Tangier, Morocco. Germany’s alcohol bill shows industrial use of alcohol. in the U.S. such alcohol can be produced cheaply from waste and could substitute for fuel soon.
A vivid account of navigating the Yukon River with sand bars and ice. Describes pole maneuvers to free boats, crowded cabins, and streams up to nine miles per hour. Includes scenes at Lake La Barge and Five Finger rapids with dramatic ice and mosquito encounters.
A well dressed clerk in a hat shop observes a customer choose a hatband. The clerk notes the color as New York Yacht Club colors before the sale is completed.
A group of aestheticians denounce the Eiffel Tower as a vulgar eyesore. They vow to preserve Paris’s beauty and begin efforts toward its destruction, noting the structure’s historic reception as a Paris wonder.
The monks of St Bernard in the Alps are granted permission to run automobiles between Grand St Bernard and Simplon and Domodossola and Aosta. Chauffeurs will be chosen from the monks who will wear cowls.
Dairymen theorize salt increases butter yield but Indiana tests show saltless butter weighs the same as salted when using the same cream. Water replaces salt and no weight gain results from salting. fresh butter weighs equivalently for a given cream quantity.
A summer experiment near Halsey New Jersey used refuse skim milk as a top dressing for grass land. Proponents claim the treated area produced grass about seven times as vigorous as neighboring fields dressed with commercial fertilizers.
Instructions for calf scours urge drenching with linseed mixture and catechu tincture in lukewarm water. If relief does not occur in five hours, repeat with added soda and repeat every five hours.
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