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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
8
A reflective line urging action over words, urging deeds to define a life rather than talk of virtue. The phrase invokes a terse moral stance attributed to a classical voice, emphasizing practical living over rhetoric.
The article describes white Turkish toweling bath slippers embroidered in blue with a French knot design. It notes long pointed bags of white ratine displaying French knots and suggests that women adjust easily to the technique, recommending it for beginners. It mentions fillet lace as a current trend and hints at Baby Irish fashion terms.
A brief note describes two men shaking hands in a distinctive display, with one man's hand doubled and held under the other’s nose, as reported in the London Telegraph.
Boreman recalls a long walk before collapsing at Busyman's desk. Busyman urges another stroll, claiming it will do them both good. The exchange reads as a terse, wry moment between two men in a quiet scene.
A light exchange praises Dr. Sticer for his first case, noting he vaccinated the patient and earned early recognition. The remarks reflect local interest in his timely action and competence.
Two lines are drawn fifteen feet apart. Boys split into two groups with a brick or wood piece. Each player places a brick on the line and alternates pitching to knock the opponent’s brick over. If knocked, the pitcher roles swap. The winner charges back and forth, carrying bricks on head shoulders back chest or bending knee during runs.
A short piece describes boys attempting stilts as a homemade toy. It evokes curiosity about children's play and inventive games. The tone hints at simple outdoor fun and clever timbercraft.
A fragment discusses a baby and questions whether the child will resemble its father. The text mentions a prior incident where someone was fed to cough up and nickel it bed, reflecting a terse, unclear anecdote.
Glacier National Park in Northwest Montana is highlighted for its scenery and auto roads. The Great Northern Railway Company supervises the entire tourist scheme including Glacier Park Hotel and chalet camps, with detours lasting one to five days and covering 80 to 150 miles among automobiles launches and coaches.
A patriotic summer party guide suggests a quiet celebration with cooling drinks flowers and stars and stripes. Ideas include a centerpiece toy cannon with cannon balls as gifts silk flag borders and seat markers plus advice on age appropriate dress and humorous street scene observations.
The piece notes a trend of universal agreement in conversations. It argues that polite but mindless concurrence stifles intelligent discourse and that people who openly differ bring variety and liveliness to talks. It praises those with independent opinions who are not afraid to express them.
A young correspondent suggests a surprise party plan. Family members pick a gift basket and join a line with their treasure prizes. After all are supplied each guest has three guesses to identify the girl who prepared the refreshments, then partners proceed to the dining room.
The article notes dancing makes a long evening gown impractical for many women. A solution is shorter gowns that allow free movement and comfort. It mentions a separate gash train attached at the waist as a distinct accessory that can be picked up and tucked away during dancing.
A reflective note on the value of gracious behavior in daily life. It extols tact and kindly spirit as essential to character, linking good manners to enjoyable days and the avoidance of dullness and fear.
The First National Bank of Diller Nebraska closes its affairs and notifies all note holders and creditors to present notes and claims for payment. Dated July 27 1914. Tnos P P Price, Cashier.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska reports a necessary expenditure for street and bridge work printing street lights and interest on water as part of the annual fiscal year budget. Village Clerk O. J. MayBurn notes the seal.
The Keister Ladies Rec ean Dressmaking School of Mo sed will open offering fitting and alterations. Mrs. Sarah Westcott of Diller Nebraska will conduct classes in tailoring and dressmaking typing and fit.
The notice advertises a 600 acre farm in City Nebraska offering farmland with 400 acres level and in fine cultivation condition. potential buyers are invited to inspect the property details and negotiate terms through the listed contact.
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