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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
4
A Diller Nebraska newspaper item outlines subscription terms and local opinions. It defends cheerful conduct, critiques grouchiness, and notes a 2 year resident requirement to file for divorce, aiming to curb surreptitious divorces by nonresidents.
A Wisconsin Farmer quotation says women may set their ideal husband so high only an angel can fill the bill. Men want a good looking sinner who can cook and sew, while a woman with too high ideals risks dying an old maid or becoming a hypocrite whose life is miserable.
A short essay notes the beggars of Madeira as a lifelong lesson in hardened pity. The writer reflects on beggars starting early and the souring of generosity after repeated exposure, concluding readers are now immune to their pleas.
A humorous exchange features a gentleman doubting a watchdog’s value and a terrier owner boasting of his dog’s fierce defense. The Dog, a bull terrier, supposedly held a burglar by the throat and beat him with his tail last week, according to a London Tatler vignette.
A courtroom exchange centers on a prisoner who writes for money from home. The judge asks about earnings and the prisoner explains he writes for money from home for publication.
Patti receives a canine gift from Mme Diaz in a floral basket during a Donizetti performance. An usher discovers the hidden puppy, the manager initially objects but relents. Patti kisses the roses and the dog, then stages a pantomime to unveil the gift, eliciting thunderous applause and emotional response from the audience.
A North country collier tries to propose to Jenny by saying he has insured his life and that the money would go to his wife if he dies. Jenny jokes that he has no wife, prompting their playful engagement and a brief, hopeful embrace. An unrelated Madrid death spree follows. A coachman dies, a mourner dies, and a child is grievously injured, resulting in four deaths to be reported.
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