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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1910

Page

3

Millionaire Ardmore Impersonates Governor on Train

An idle rich man Thomas Ardmore and UVA professor Henry Griswold flee Atlanta by rail. Ardmore pursues a girl, encounters Governor Dangerfield intrigue, and ends up posing as governor to aid a stranger. A mysterious jug exchange foreshadows further plot twists as the journey nears Raleigh.

Thomas Ardmore Henry Maine Griswold University of Virginia Atlanta Griswold Ardmore Gov. Osborne South Carolina Ardsley Collins Frank Collins Ardy Mr. Billings Bronx Loan and Trust Company Billings North Carolina Dangerfield the Secaan Sf Ballywinklie Monte Carlo America New Orleans Raleigh Miss Dangerfield Tar Heel Miss Rangerfield Gov. Dangerfield Sir Walter Queen Elizabeth Kildere Kildare Gov'nor Dangerfield Carolina Commonwealths Gov'nor

Sir William Arbuckle and Sir Harry Smith Dinner Anecdote

A gala tale from a South African dinner features Sir William Arbuckle praised as a popular capital speaker. The anecdote recounts Sir Harry Smith, Cape commandant, addressing soldiers about shortages, followed by an old sergeant’s blunt request for boots rather than rhetoric.

William Arbuckle Harry Smith Cape Sir Harry Arry

Anderson brothers claim color motion picture by wire patent

A Copenhagen letter in a Paris paper reports the Anderson brothers patent a wire transmission apparatus showing color and motion. They failed to fund models in their country but were aided by a Parisian firm that paid 80,000 francs for all rights and will receive eight percent of earnings.

Anderson Brothers Copenhagen Paris Parison

Thus Begin Each Day Inspired Banished Self and Sin

The message urges a simple sincere serene life this day. It emphasizes discarding discontent anxiety and self seeking while cultivating cheerfulness magnanimity charity self control and the habit of silence. It calls for economy in expenditure prudence in speech and diligence in entrusted duties.

Vincent

Pessimium Resolves Fears on Adherence to Goals

Pessimium expresses concern about meeting self imposed targets citing difficulty sticking to resolutions and maintaining discipline. The remarks underscore anxieties over long term commitment and consistency.

Pessimium

Stray Stories Reflect 19th Century Social Ironies

Readable fragments from a 100 year old tale set describe a man who never wore a dress suit and the social gossip surrounding polite society. The piece includes quips about laughter as human privilege and a note on cures and money back guarantees.

Stomach Ills and Spring Fever Warn of Health Risk

Early spring brings winter impurities and stomach weakness. The notice urges taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to cleanse the system and prevent sickness. It links weak digestion to fatigue, headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia, malaria, and general debility.

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