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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
3
Orchard inspired recipes detail baked apple desserts including apple charlotte with buttered bread layers and nutmeg, rich baked apple pudding with lemon peel and eggs, apple sago pudding with sweetened apple pulp, and baked apple dumplings with puff paste and cream. Also notes on peach adaptations.
The text argues that healthy skin reflects overall health and mood. It advises nightly washing with warm water soap and a complexion brush, rinsing and drying, then creme marquise or orange flower skin food, followed by cold water splash on waking and light powder. It notes wind or sun exposure requires a cream.
Cut large smooth apples hollowed but not through the bottom. Mix finely chopped cold cooked chicken with salt pepper and parsley. Stir in bread crumbs. Stuff apple cups with the filling, dot with butter, bake in a hot oven until tender but not mushy.
During the six months ending June 30, 2,297.20 miles of new railway track were laid nationwide, the highest for any six month period in 15 years except 1902 when 2,314 miles were built.
Discoveries in Pompeii reveal records of labor unions dating to Roman times. The fragments suggest organized worker groups and collective bargaining concepts existing long before modern unions.
British consul-general reports Kaffir workers from LaurEnce Marques spend about 2.5 million dollars yearly on liquor, with a population near 50,000. Separate item notes South Australia hosts the world’s largest farms with an average 78,000 acres per squatter.
B F Clay, a nearly eighty year old retired ship carpenter of Philadelphia, is described as the world champion whittler. With only a penknife and sandpaper, he carved a triple linked watch chain over three feet long and many delicate pieces from a single block of wood.
The summer’s top starch choice, Defiance Starch, reports no injurious chemicals and offers strong stiffening power. It uses half the usual quantity to achieve a perfect finish equal to new fabrics.
Borroughs questions a nine dollar bill while Brokeleigh insists he has one nine dollar note. The exchange turns to a joke about a tailor and trousers.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful feet smarting toes and ingrown nails. It claims to make new shoes comfortable and reduce sweating. It touts 30,000 testimonials, price 25 cents, with a free trial package offered by A. S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
A humorous snippet contrasts Shakespeare with a matinee girl and Bacon confusion, then pivots to an old advertisement urging readers to use Defiance Starch for stiff collars and cuffs with gloss or domestic finish. The copy invites readers to buy 16 oz for 10 cents from grocers.
A playful exchange centers on a cat that supposedly rules the home. The cat’s owner notes the creature’s insistence on staying indoors, prompting amused dialogue about domestic authority and the pet’s stubborn habits.
Christian Langer a Danish boatman who saved five hundred people from drowning over 48 years has died at Harboe Jutland aged 83 His record highlights his long career of lifesaving on Danish waters.
An ad style snippet promotes Putnam Faceless Dyes claiming colors are brighter and faster per package than competitors. It quotes Longfellow and mentions Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Peoria Illinois. It also touts Defiance Starch 16 oz for ten cents and notes club time versus home.
The world’s mining workforce is around five million people, with about one fifth working in Great Britain.
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