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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1921

Page

3

Photographers Draper Morse and the Dawn of Daguerreotype

The article traces the early history of photography highlighting Catherine Draper and John Draper. It covers Daguerre's first photograph, Morse and Draper’s roles, and Brady's Civil War era photography, with details on pioneer figures and the spread of daguerreotypes.

Catherine Dorothy Draper John William Draper Miss Draper Professor Draper American Chemical Society Rochester N. Y Francis Owen Rice New York University Drapers Theodore Roosevelt Navy White House Washington Monument Louis Jaques Maude Daguerre Normandy Daguerre Europe Morse Liverpool England America University of Pennsylvania University of New York Draper Sue New York Professor Morse Matthew B. Brady A. T. Stewart Prince Brady Broadway Washington Bull Run Zouaves Inmakand Edgar Allen Poe Sam Houston Santa Anna J. J. Shoo

What is this a decanter It becomes a carafe headline

Ad column items mention a decanter mistaken for a carafe in a humorous note from Louisville Courier Journal and a Cuticura toilet trio ad promoting soap ointment and powder. The Detroit News quip praises graceful awkwardness while Fletcher's Castoria keeps children calm. A warehouse flooring collapse prompts comment on high priced food.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Skill Recognized

Farmer Corntessel says Josh fares well with the violin. He notes the instrument often seems near breaking yet Josh keeps it together, delivering better than expected in moments.

Josh Farmer Corntessel

Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Claims Safe White Clothes

Advertisement extols Red Cross Ball Blue as safe for fabrics and whitening clothes like snow. It states the product won’t injure fabric and urges purchasing from all good grocers at 5 cents.

All Good Grocers

Definition of Efficiency in Tenant Transfers

A Life article defines business efficiency as a transfer company earning $25 an hour from a tenant moving because the landlord cannot raise the tenant’s rent by $25 a month. The piece emphasizes profit from intermediation and the landlord’s limited leverage.

Experience as the best teacher amid rising tuition

A saying notes experience can teach, yet tuition fees remain high and burdensome for learners. It contrasts practical learning value with steep academic costs.

Bayer Aspirin Ad Promotes Safe Use For Many Ailments

An advertisement touts Aspirin with Bayer branding and claims for safe use when taken as directed. It lists indications such as colds headache neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago and general pain. Mentions small twelve tablet tins and larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer

Polite Substitution for Prize Fight Phrase

The quote suggests renaming a boxing match as a motion picture rehearsal to soften the event and reduce sensational impact. It reflects a preference for milder, more neutral wording in promotional or public discourse.

Improvements on a Farm Turned Citylike

Quotations describe a wealthy farmer upgrading a rural property into a space with many city comforts and conveniences. The dialogue contrasts rural improvements with urbanized features, noting increased comfort at the farm.

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