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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1903
Page
4
A mixed page note from The Diller Record shows subscription details and postal handling for Dillery Neb with pricing hints. It also includes assorted items on inflation lumber and building costs, labor at the Panama Canal, and odd regional anecdotes about education and clothing, plus general proverbs and observations.
Manila Times asserts Glenn and Waller trials justify the Samar campaign. It argues Gen. Smith acted under difficult conditions and that public knowledge lagged behind the true events. The piece suggests Smith’s conviction was premature and Gleatt may be last Army officer tried for Samar conduct.
Collier's Weekly notes the Royal Geographical Society funded polar work showing vast Antarctic coastline surveyed in one year. It recalls Ross in Victoria Land, Fordgrefnk, Scott and others, arguing that the continent may extend far south and possibly reach the pole, with exploration far from complete.
A New York Tribune excerpt discusses Montesquieu on hidden temperaments, noting small irritations reveal character across all classes. It cites social interactions at card parties where losers gain or lose respect, and gentility hides bourgeois traits in women of education and position.
A housekeeper column contrasts grinners and growlers in domestic life. It argues optimism improves households and society, urging readers to choose cheerfulness over pessimism. A brief note adds that English military horses will keep long tails and manes to deter mosquitoes.
A French soldier introduces a suppressor for rifles featuring a steel thirty inch tube with multiple partitions and small orifices, attached to the muzzle by a bayonet clasp. Gases are retarded through each partition to exit silently and without smoke, with a knife on the end enabling a bayonet-like function.
The Army and Navy Journal reports Capt Arthur McGray's proposal to back Arctic exploration with a ten ship fleet funded by ten multimillionaires. Each ship would bear a sponsor name and operate under wireless links from Petermann Land toward Cape Chelgruskin to Cape Prince of Wales. The plan requires 1.5 to 1.75 million dollars per ship and faces questions of wealth and public spirit.
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