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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
10
A Pall Mall Gazette poem fragment reflects on life, religion, and desire for small mercies. It laments limited recompense for deeds, praising a little rain sun sleep guidance light and love as the sum of life amid change and longing.
A fragment reflects on health guiding life and pain fading as love and joy accompany every path. Bright thoughts are described as bearing fruition under divine reign.
A lyric exchange frames a romantic pledge with lines about wine and a rose wreath. The speaker urges Celia to respond with eyes or a kiss, while referencing Jove nectar and a wreath sent earlier. The verse links longing, breath, and the wreath’s enduring scent to the beloved.
This reads as a reflective verse fragment from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow about curiosity and the unknown. It emphasizes clinging to familiar things while seeking what the day may bring.
The report notes desertions in the United States army with the cavalry showing higher shares while coast artillery camps and field artillery show smaller losses. Engineer and signal arms remain relatively free. negro regiments have fewer desertions than White regiments. Also cited are profits from seaside resorts with totals around £405,000 and regional apportionments, including Vichy, Trouville, Dieppe, and Calais, with notable returns in tourism revenue.
A collection notes varied items including a pig yield of 112 pounds per animal, glove sales favoring women seventeen to one, and readers in November. It mentions the Mauretanias two engines passing in a funnel, naval recruiting stations, and a classroom discovery by Professor Samuel G. Cook. Also cites Canada’s fuel problem, Ontario coal absence, Tilton fire alarm history, and a 1906 bell alarm date.
A Jasper County Missouri woman killed two of her chickens during a hen robber incident. the robber fled. A famous trotter General Watts chews tobacco learned from his groom and has a large appetite. A Brockton Massachusetts man sought night breakfast due to an upset stomach. A Cleveland man’s stolen rooster alarmed a policeman who chased the thief a mile, the bird used as a club during the fight. Bishop Goodsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church is said to be the largest churchman, weighing 420 pounds. A Paterson New Jersey streetcar incident saw a man give up his seat to a lady, while others crowded in.
Professor Omori describes a curious tilt of the earth’s surface during a cyclone passage near Toksos. He notes opposite tilts before and after the storm with low atmospheric pressure at the center, attributing it to suction raising sea level and stressing the ocean bottom.
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