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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1931

Page

3

Gilbert Was Not A Failure, Love Redeems A Wanderer

The piece follows Gilbert, son of an eminent barrister and a family of achievers, who fails to find fulfillment in law. At thirty he leaves his firm, wanders for fifteen years, and later marries Chita in Naples, settling in a coral and olive adobe near the Bay of Naples. He writes, tends fruit trees, milks a goat, and finds purpose in a quieter life with his child on the way.

Oe Bert Gilbert Tau Capri Q Guilbert Teft Bis Pew Feehen Hogan Te Pall University of the Universe Ana Naples Chita Amalfi Mane Patota Villa Bay Mount Vesuvius Hila Chita Ta'an

Castle of Sleeping Beauty Castle of the Eltz counts and legend of Sleepin g Beauty

The ancestral Eltz castle rises high on a rock in Germany famed for its Sleepin g Beauty lore. Dating from the twelfth century its gray walls have seen many battles and the site may house up to three connected castles with inner courts and storied halls filled with chests doors and banquet relics.

Counts of Eltz Germany Walla Cooma

Virginia shrine trail highlights colonial mansions

The National Geographic sketch profiles Virginia in a junior national park frame, praising estates along the James River, Rappahannock and Potomac shorelines. It spotlights Mount Vernon Monticello Arlington Westover Shirley Brandon and other riverine seats as anchors of early American history and culture.

Virginia Hoover Jamestown Island Williamsburg Yorktown Republic James River Rappahannock Potomac Blue Ridge America Commonwealth Mount Vernon Monticello Arlington Robert BK. Lee Westover William Byrd Evelyn James William Byrd 11 William Byrd II Shirley Brandon Elizabeth Hill John Carter Carter of Corotoman Harry Lee Anne Hill Carter Virginia -Harrisons George Wythe Thomas Jefferson John Marshall James Monroe Henry Clay Edmund Randolph Bassett Hall Tom Moore John Page Mary Johnston Andrey Claremont Manor Upper Brandon Weyanoke Flower de Hundred Ampthill Sabin Carter London Maria Byrd Mount Airy Tayloes Platera Ogies Maryland Governor Ogle Colonel Tayloe Stratford Connecticut The Daughters of the Confederacy Richard Henry Lee Francis Lightfoot Lee Light Horse Robert B. Lee the Rappahannock Frederickeburg Chatham Fitzhughs George Washington Custin Robert E. Lee Mary Randolph Curtin Abraham Lincoln Army of the Potomac Mary Washington

A Doctor's Advice for Stubborn Bowels by Dr Caldwell

Dr Caldwell advocates six glasses of water daily and bulkier foods to ease constipation. His Syrup Pepsin, long tested in practice, is marketed as a safe pleasant laxative for all ages and claimed to move bowels without griping or harm.

Dr. Caldwell Caldwell America

Miner crafts coal sculptures at Don Pedro pit

Nor manton Yorkshire England miner Tom Slator earns up to five dollars per ounce of coal while carving miniature Bibles and animal models from camel coal in his spare time. Several two to three ounce pieces have sold for five times their weight in dollars.

Normanton Yorkshire England Don Pedro Tom Slator Mr. Slator

Landmark Lee Birthplace Restored as Daughters of the Confederacy Move

The Daughters of the Confederacy aim to restore Stratford-on-the-Potomac known as Robert Lee’s birthplace. Described as Virginia’s largest estate mansion of its English style, the house dates from 1728 to 1730.

Lee Daughters of the Confederacy Stratford-on-the-Potomac Robert Lee Virginia America

Two Bores In A Night Of Medical Or Market Talk

A judge notes an evening where a woman discusses appendix removal and a man recounts stock market operations, both delivering dull performances. The remark implies the show lacks excitement as contrasts in topics fail to engage.

Eat Everything without Fear of Indigestion

A fragment discusses fear of eating due to bloating and stomach pain and mentions Tales and a health claim linked to a person named Taniac with a Topeka reference, implying a remedy or preventive approach.

Taniac Topeka

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By Fannie Hurst McClure Newapaner Syndicate WIN Service National Geographic Society Washington, D. C EWN Servicey William Byrdth Dan. W. B. Cacowell’s Doctors Buffalo N.Y Dr. Pierce
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