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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
7
A vintage ad urges readers to enjoy Coca Cola at soda fountains or in bottles to cool and refresh. It promotes a free booklet The Truth About Coca-Cola from Atlanta and includes a 1910 Baseball Record with Casey at the Bat poem and league schedules.
Two Englishmen resting at the Red Horse Inn in Stratford on Avon notice a print titled The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born. They compare the inscription with tradition, one joking that he was born in a manger. The moment captures curious discussion about Shakespeare’s birthplace.
Senator William Alden Smith recounts a Michigan Irish justice of the peace presiding over a trial. The plaintiff's attorney delivered a lengthy eloquent argument before the defense spoke. The judge interrupted stating he did not wish to hear both sides as it could confuse the court. Washingtonian.
A reader notes a heated exchange about a woman asking a stranger whether he had seen her daughter. The stranger responds he has seen all the sights of the town, sparking the inquiry and tension in the scene.
Fragmentary notes describe a medicinal pellet product named Dr Theress Sleaeant Pellets with mentions of a 4 ago reference and sugar coated granules. The text references liver and bowels but contains unclear and inconsistent phrasing.
A vintage note praises Lewis' Single Binder for giving a man what he wants a rich mellow tasting cigar offering a smooth full flavor.
A terse remark notes that statistics are nearly as unsatisfying as facts can be stubborn, suggesting skepticism toward data interpretations and the reliability of numbers in reporting.
An Indiana general narrates a Shenandoah Valley firefight from 1804 era campaigns. The tale follows Sheridan and Early in a dramatic duel of courage and tactics. A staff major’s bold actions trigger a surprise volley and a chaotic retreat before later recalling a courtroom encounter with General Gordon.
A London observer notes shopkeepers go to great lengths to satisfy patrons. He recalls tailored derbies, custom lasts, personalized cigars, and tests of accuracy, contrasting with American mass production and sparse display in many London shops.
The national defense committee has presented to the duma proposals for a comprehensive fleet of air warships and a corps of aeronautic service. Details are secret but the program will move rapidly to create a strong Russian air fleet and expert aeronauts.
Workmen digging a new road near Gettysburg uncover 850 bullets likely from the Pennsylvania reserves. The bullets appear to have fallen from an ammunition wagon during the 1863 battle and were located some distance from Mead's headquarters.
A Philadelphia man describes a seven year battle with a severe leg skin condition that resisted many doctors. After using Cuticura Remedies including Resolvent and Ointment with Soap, the eruption disappeared and no recurrence appeared for six months. He credits relief to Cuticura and plans to recommend it to friends.
A brief reflection notes that rising in life requires continual aspiration. It warns that without striving upward we slide downward, framing ambition as essential to progress.
The youth proclaims starting his own business but finds no success. The sage responds that success is not met but overtaken, implying effort and perseverance as the path to achievement.
An aeroplane using seamless steel tubing to frame the wing and control surfaces has proven successful in Germany, replacing wood or bamboo components with steel for the frame and plane structure.
A girl disobeys to wade near the lake and defends her actions as harmless water play. A warm hearted boy prays for an absent aunt and mistakes a dust cloud for her approach. A young rascal throws clods skyward, prompting his mother’s surprised question and his bold reply about Dod.
A reflective note on how public notices highlight brave acts while many more go unseen and unrewarded, underscoring the silent sacrifices that often escape recognition.
A quotation attributed to Froude asserts that a person will attain what they truly seek and discover what is best for them through honest effort and pursuit.
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