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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
6
Poem fragment reflecting Easter faith with lines about the sun rising, the weary heart finding renewal, and the Master’s bread, urging readers to listen to awakening nature and await the coming feet of the King. The imagery links resurrection to nature, light, and inner joy.
The text recounts legends about the cross wood choosing aspen or willow, the Tree of Life seeds producing the cross, and Judas myths. It notes various mythical birds aiding Christ, legends of Pontius Pilate, and a Good Friday specter at Pilate’s lake amid storms and oaths of peace.
Washington observers note the $7,000 limousine style automobile chosen for Mrs Taft as the White House mistress personal conveyance. The car is private property funded by the Tafts and will enjoy right of way in the capital. The interior features include electric dome light and an annunciator for driver signals.
In Washington society hundreds of well to do women take up long walks as a remedy for late hours and diet ills and to shed excess flesh. Notable walkers include Mrs. Knox wife of the secretary of state Mrs. George von L Meyer wife of the secretary of the navy and Miss Els ie Jarvis McLean daughter of Captain Walter McLean.
Alice Blech, a clerk in the bureau of American republics, is chosen by Mrs. Taft as social secretary. Miss Hagner moves to the bureau of trade relations in the state department. Blech speaks German and knows French and Spanish, aiding duties at the White House.
The new building on the Van Ness estate preserves the historic site once home to Gen. John P. Van Ness and Marcia Burns. Andrew Carnegie aided by funding 800 dollars for the project. The Van Ness mansion, once a Washington landmark, hosted notable visitors and featured in the Burnes plantation history.
A dramatic scene unfolds as a $5,000 necklace offer is negotiated down to 1 300 while The Modern Serenader fills the air. The goufy old squire bursts from his pajama clad vigil, alarms at foghorn noises, and vows to irrigation spirits to curb the loud voice of Mr Screecher.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by claiming direct action on blood and mucous surfaces. It includes testimonials, a 75 cent price, and lists druggists selling the remedy. Also mentions Jake Hart's Family Pills and a domestic joke about chicken at dinner.
Marine Eye Remedy Co of Chicago advertises an illustrated Eye Book and claims relief for red weak weary watery eyes. The copy credits experienced physicians and urges true thinking pure living and accurate statements as foundations of noble character attributed to Verres.
Advertises PAZOINTMENT promising cure for itching bleeding and protruding hemorrhoids within 6 to 14 days with money back guarantee. Claims instant reduction of symptoms and long lasting results.
A garbled, period-era clipping notes various adage like lines about debt and dress, mentions a Peoria cigar factory and smokers, and references a man talking about a topic with implied shame. Content is fragmented and non-narrative.
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