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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1914

Page

6

Suburban dream on Easy Terms misleads new homeowners

Reynolds couple move to a Sunset Street bungalow touting garden plots and city comforts. The episode records moving woes, a makeshift dinner, seeds and bulbs bought, and a neighbor visit that hints at social tensions in a newly built suburb.

Paradise Jane Bob Elysium Reynolds

Dick Brings a Hostage to Spring Dinner on Staten Island

On Staten Island in spring, Dick Meade arrives as New York reporter and bachelor friend of Reynolds. He brings a foxterrier puppy as a gift to Jane Reynolds, while flirting with the young wife and sharing urban dinner plans. The scene contrasts gardening life with urban social tensions as the chapter opens.

Utopian Land Company Sunset Street Paradise Rockefeller Staten Island Mr. Reynolds Jane James Reynolds Mrs. Collins Old Manhattan Bob Plymouth Rock Dick Meade New York St. Patrick

The Kaiser Bans Drinking War Propaganda

John R. Drexel discusses his detention in Germany and notes how wartime drink bans extend to troops and civilians. The Washington Star piece contrasts temperance rhetoric with a parable about a ragman and empty bottles, illustrating wartime morality.

John R.drexel Germany France Blanc Washington Star

Bull intoxicated by apples ends in well rescue

Willis Howell reports his pet bull ate many apples in the orchard and grew intoxicated. The bull later jumped into a well and was freed with a block and tackle and a team of horses. The incident ends with the animal recovering but extremely thirsty. The note appears in Newton New Jersey dispatch.

Willis Howell Willis Newton N. J Dispatch The New York Tribune

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