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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
8
Fragmented verse laments public scorn and personal loss. The speaker recalls how fame faded as harsh words and mistrust surrounded their name. They reflect on love, betrayal, and the cost of lofty ideals versus earthly hope, ending with a plea for goodwill to all mankind.
The season features Marie Tempest in Alfred Sitro's The Barrier in London. Other stars include Ralph Stuart with Strongheart, Oliver Dowd Byron in The Idea and the Movement, and James K. Hackett greeting A Pool and a Girl. Rumors bind John Barrymore to marry Jo sephine Drake. Johan Giarde's Honor stars and D B. Serla plans The Norseman.
The West Point chain, nearly a mile long and about 20 tons, protected the Hudson at West Point to deter a second British attack. Sixty hammermen toiled for eight weeks at seventeen forges to craft it, costing about 400000 dollars. Anchors and cables increased stability. no British ship passed the barrier, and the chain and its ends remain on display in Albany and New York museums.
City bond debt nears 500 million while population doubles since fifteen years ago. Banks hold enough to give 240 dollars to every resident. A Dutch named alley on the lower Manhattan fringe is called Tinpet or Tuyn Paat meaning Garden lane. Central Park records show extreme temperatures up to 101 minus and six below in the year.
A column offers practical cleaning tips using common household items such as cider, soap, and vinegar. It suggests stains respond to weak acid or ammonia and adds a magnet trick for picking up pins and needles. A note on mattress fumigation discusses safety and manufacturer checks, followed by a humorous anecdote about Americans and a carman in Indiana.
On a city street car two flamboyantly dressed women converse about a Mr Jenks. One woman corrects the other and mentions an effort to gain access or favor, as recounted by Lippincott in a humorous line.
A short whimsical note describes a youth who lingered at his sweetheart’s home, only to be startled by a voice from an upper window asking for an extra quarter this morning.
An old promotional text touts Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure for dyspepsia and stomach distress. It asserts that Art fed Dr Stoex to create a popular remedy and urges trying the tablets or liquid for relief.
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