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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
3
An Irishman begging in the street tells a lady that begging is the only profession where a gentleman can address a beautiful woman without an introduction, a blarney tinged remark that proves profitable.
LeRoy C. O'Brien of Saginaw Michigan describes a nine month facial breakout described as seed warts. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he reports healing in ten days with no scar. Sample and free literature offered by Cuticura worldwide.
A humorous anecdote about Ben Foster who lacked ambition unless urged by his wife to work on their farm and garden. He muses about Napoleon and his wife answers with a witty retort showing his laziness. a light domestic vignette from Youth's Companion.
Charles F Murphy, responding to Rich ard Crocker’s famous letter, joked at Good Ground that Croker’s note made him feel like a hotel guest at Norristown. He recalled a plain lady at a 75 cent table who was told to eat soup first by a whispering waiter.
A new foceramic telescope will be mounted on French heavy artillery allowing gunners to view the entire horizon. The device attaches to the gun enabling a wide field of view for targeting and situational awareness during operations.
A Tenn. woman shares how switching from coffee to Postum improved her stomach, nerves, and strength. She began feeling better within an hour of drinking Postum and has since replaced coffee, noting steady nerves and the ability to eat and walk more freely.
In this essay William R. Lazenby argues that trees furnish materials, fuel, paper, and wood for buildings and transport. He explains trees' role in producing oxygen, absorbing carbonic acid, shaping climate, preserving soil and water, and supporting wildlife while highlighting the dangers of deforestation and the civilizational reliance on forests.
Poem describes planting ships, houses, and civic symbols along with trees. It links construction and nation building to daily acts of planting, emphasizing growth from a single seed into complex structures and communal identity. The cadence highlights labor, materials, and progress through building and national symbols.
A Nebraskan round up lists upcoming events and meetings across the state. Highlights include the Western Newspaper Union News Service and many group gatherings in April and June at Lincoln Hastings Aurora and Grand Island.
The enemy behind mysterious arson and poisonings near Mail Carrier Howe in Schuyler resurfaces with a fire at Howe's stairway and poisoned horses. Private detectives search, bloodhounds fail to locate the culprit as two poisoning attempts occur.
In Humboldt a baby fell into an uncovered cistern with fifteen feet of water. A ladder was secured, the infant was retrieved and breathing when the doctor arrived.
Lloyd Hoop, four years old, was seriously injured when the tines of a manure spreader struck his head on his father's farm near Schuyler. He was following the machine at the time of the accident.
A terse exchange unfolds with a man claiming he has been digging for water on his place before a playful remark. The dialogue captures a rustic moment of land labor and neighborly humor.
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