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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
4
The text mentions post office class mail, advertising rates per line, and dismissive remarks about Americans in Mexico. It notes X-ray fashion items for summer and a New Jersey artist unable to buy an expensive car. A financier figure and a critique of footwear trends are referenced with unclear context.
An exchange notes only a small percentage of men grasp a housewife’s heavy work and few wives recognize how the husband’s salary and modern living costs affect family buying power.
Drivers argue over potential elimination of brilliant headlights and the impact on night driving. The dispute centers on visibility, safety, and regulatory guidance as motorists press for clear rules.
The text is garbled and incomplete, showing fragments about exaggeration and a group of 7,000 laborers. No coherent event or identifiers are present to summarize into a proper news item.
A brief school column discusses a girl facing uncertainty about governance or leadership figures, noting the role of school authorities and the guidance available. The piece highlights student perspectives and calls for clarity from administrators.
A historic aphorism defines education as fitting a person to perform public and private duties with justice skill and magnanimity. It lists ten benefits never regretted including doing good to all and speaking evil none.
At the last Aid Society meeting officers were elected including Mrs Robertson as Vice President and Mrs E S McMullin as Secretary with Martha Diller as Treasurer and Mrs C Tonne maker as leader. A chicken pie supper is planned for the church basement Saturday. Rock Creek Sunday school held a pleasant picnic last Saturday near the grove southwest of the choresgs with a single men versus married men softball game that the married men won. The pastor’s yearly summary notes activities of the Methodist churches of Diller and Rock Creek. Additionally a commentary on corn prices and fair selling practices appears.
Rev and Mrs H A Teckhaus visited this week with friends in the pump and windmill business. A postal notice discusses coins and stamps, stating carriers must lift coins only when properly enclosed and stamped. unwrapped or unred coins are carried as accommodation, not department instruction. A home remedy suggests beating egg white with lemon juice as a remedy for hoarseness.
Farmers report uncertainty on widespread corn stalk trouble while noting volatility of toxin in fodder. Advisers say shock fodder risks ease after drying and airing. trouble rarely arises in stalk fields after January 1 if properly dried.
The article outlines church services for Sabbath morning and evening on September 21 1913. Morning sermon discusses The worship of the Golden Calf and the loss of worship as calamity. Evening sermon centers on the ultimate object of worship and the rallying of spiritual energies.
The note explains saving coffee from breakfast then adding one cup sugar to one cup cream per quart, freezing until soft, and serving in tall glasses. Alternatively freeze coffee without cream and whip the cream to top each glass.
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