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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
4
A fragment notes the Diller post office and mails are treated as second class matter at a rate of 5 cents per line. The readable text mentions postal handling and rate details without broader context.
Peter Gill declares candidacy for Jefferson County First District Commissioner as a Democrat subject to August primary voters. The notice cites party backing and readiness to serve, reflecting local political process and candidate competition.
A. Feelman announces candidacy for the office of Jefferson County Nebraska, seeking the support of electors in the upcoming August 18 primary. The statement outlines intent to run and asks for backing from local voters. The notice is a formal candidate declaration for the election.
A trimmed collection of quips on temper, ethics, and marriage. It notes how some fear rattling yet others resist, the smuggest peacemaker needs distance, self inspection saves time, and advice is currency. It closes with a tongue in cheek take on a bride's miserliness.
A summary of the conflicting motives of Austria Servia Russia Germany France Italy and England in a European crisis. Austria aims to crush pan Slavic agitation and extend domination in the Balkans. Serbia resists Austrian subjugation and seeks liberation for 6 000 000 Serbs. Russia strives to preserve Slavic prestige and project influence toward the Near East. Germany seeks to honour its treaty with Austria and curb Russia’s rise. France allies with Russia to recover Alsace Lorraine. Italy aligns with Germany and Austria to protect Balkan interests. England backs France and Russia to restrain Germany and maintain balance of power.
The piece laments the looming general war in Europe as Austria punishes Serbia for the crown prince’s murder. It criticizes Kaiser Wilhelm for provoking the crisis, notes Italy’s neutrality, and argues the conflict stems from prejudice and selfish motives rather than justifiable cause. It calls the war a crime against humanity and civilization.
A brief notice from the county treasurer lists August 17 as a reference date and mentions C. G. Catlin in a financial or official capacity.
A candidate announces bid for Jefferson County treasurer with electors supporting his campaign. The notice references B. Cropsry and notes reserves of related classes, suggesting a broader slate.
A brief notice identifies John P. as a candidate for the J district representative seat. The text notes his affiliation with a local party and outlines forthcoming campaign appearances and policy focus.
A local resident announces candidacy for the office of public superintendent in Jefferson. The declaration signals intent to participate in upcoming elections and urge community backing.
A exchange centers on skepticism toward faith healing while Mrs Dix asserts belief in healing through laying on of hands and claims curing a habit as a Bay of Racunrette reference appears in the dialogue.
The text describes a quaint gown for church and informal parties, featuring figured batiste valenciennes netting and printed crape or voile. It suggests a kimono cut upper with bell sleeves, two bands of lace at the square neck, and a high waist line, with socks and ribbon loops. Care is urged to keep loops modest to suit the face.
The article notes fashionable women carrying canes that conceal umbrellas, a fusion of cane and umbrella driven by Incroyable costumes. It highlights the smart woman seeking novelty with a wooden canelike case housing an umbrella, blending utility and style.
Pottet, noted fashion designer, introduces colored finger bowls in cherry red orange green yellow and black. Each set includes three bowls of each color, and diners may be urged to match hairstyles and gowns to these accessories.
The piece highlights rainbow colored beads and a tango necklace style using satin ribbon and beads. It notes imitation pearls rival real ones, with shops offering high quality fakes affordable for daily wear.
The scene shows strings of oriental prayer beads in a display. They are described as gorgeous with translucent rich colored beads and a bright silk tassel finish.
A historical note describes the proper at home costume as a handsome high necked long sleeved dress in rich fabric. It may be elaborately trimmed and jewels worn, reflecting period taste for modest elegance and refined display.
Spanish capes and toques give way to the high Spanish comb as the season’s fashionable hair ornament. Parisiennes wear these decorative combs at the side of the head with silver filigree outlines. Evening breeadwear returns to natural hair. powder and patches persist for the less conservative.
A burglar entering a house via a ladder in a small Prussian town fell and fractured his leg while escaping with unspecified loot. Police report notes the incident as a cautionary local crime event. The offender’s condition and motive remain unclear as investigations continue.
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