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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1936
Page
3
George of New York recalls a fatal January 27 1903 collision near Westfield New Jersey. The Royal Blue Express struck a local, crushing cars and killing thirty passengers as rescuers fought flames and debris.
A Corneille quote about gifts and generosity contrasts careful affable giving with disguised or selfish presents. It distinguishes lavish giving that obliges no one from gifts that are misjudged or refused, noting the value lies in the manner as well as the act.
A columnist warns that neglecting manners leads to brutality. The piece urges care in reforming a loved one and notes that silence often avoids later worry. It also suggests a witty wife benefits from a husband with wit.
The piece ably notes how people praise today’s figures while future heroes emerge from today’s cranks. It contrasts prudent coping with crime and superstition, urging awareness of current events over forward looking fantasies.
A marionette theater in New York City draws adult audiences who react loudly with cheers and hisses. The show pauses when strong responses arise and at times spectators shout encouragement to the hero and throw eggs at the villain.
A playful item notes The Cheerful Cherub feeling clever as thunder rumbles. It mentions Imem Futurist in a whimsical, era-tinged voice with light curiosity and a dash of modern wonder.
A husband facing bigamy charges appeared before Magistrate Thomas Aurelio in New York after sending an engraved wedding invitation to his wife while not divorced. He explained she was on the mailing list as the reason for the address. He was remanded for grand jury proceedings. Source cites the Montreal Herald.
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