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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
3
Doctors warn that stretching fingers to play standard octave ranges risks permanent finger muscle injury, prompting makers to produce pianos with half width keys. Phonographs are highlighted as practical tools for language study offering repeated pronunciation practice without a teacher for those learning foreign languages.
The 1901 use almanac offers daily weather predictions by Prof DeVoe and is praised as artistic and useful for housekeepers. It notes the Galveston cyclone forecast and provides a free copy to any woman reader who sends a request to 100 William St New York.
Anthony Berger’s celebrated oil of Abraham Lincoln, shown at the Frankfort art gallery, is set to move to the United States consulate in Berlin. Berger values the work at 3,000 dollars and was born in Frankfort, later studying in local art schools and living 49 years in the United States.
The Duke of Norfolk, though wealthy, is described as dressing like a prosperous farmer and wearing a long beard he trims when he contemplates shaving. The note adds that he trims the beard whenever he thinks of undergoing that operation.
An old advertisement urges readers to try Grain-O grocer offering a rich mocha like flavor. It claims Grain-O is gentle on the stomach and cheaper than coffee at 4¢, 15¢ and 5¢ per package with broad retailer availability.
Chicago public school staff now numbered 6,200 including teachers principals and superintendents. The payroll has more than doubled in nine years and now exceeds 500000 dollars per month.
Mme Pras covic Arian releases annually a women's rights calendar in Russia detailing laws affecting women and listing women's societies and reform efforts.
William Jennings Bryan oversaw the press event for The Commoner on January 22. He fed the press, autographed copies, and distributed fifty thousand papers after crowd demand surpassed the expected thirty thousand. Uncle Jake Wolfe operated the press amid cheers.
London officials at St James Palace and the Guild Hall prepare ceremonial steps for proclaiming the new ruler of the kingdom of India after Queen Victoria's death. The Privy Council will meet at St James Palace to formalize the proclamation with ancient forms expected to influence modern methods.
Corresponding Secretary Frances M. Anderson of the Higher Educational League reports using Peruna to recover from grippe. Letters from Frances M. A, Sam M. York, and Caroline J. Kahl praise Peruna curing grippe catarrh and related deafness, noting regained strength and health after two to three bottles.
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