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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
4
The Diller Nebr post notes subscription terms and mailing details. The Lincoln News portion argues true success lies in ideals and service over wealth, condemning money worship and praising character, love, and benevolence as true measures of achievement.
Francis G Newlands argues for national action to control water and rail transportation via nationwide corporations under government oversight. He cites prior nationalizations of banking and irrigation and envisions Atlantic to Pacific lines with joint land and sea rates, stable investor interests, and a strengthened merchant marine.
A fragmented discussion of a process by which bas relief portraits are created using camera techniques. It outlines steps including photoproduction with gelatin silver processes, sensitizing materials, and projecting light to cast features onto a face casting, with terms like bas relief and reverse-lighting described.
The 24 page London magazine for the deaf is produced by Gent and women, edited by a deaf editor, with deaf writers and artists. It seeks cooperation against discrimination, promotes employment, and aids deaf people in England and Wales. The editor is Ryan Yellon who runs a factory and supports the cause.
An American tourist and his daughter bought a bronze antique crucifix from a Corlosne shop near the cathedral. After polishing the piece at home they discovered on the reverse side initials S.C. and other marks, with the words New York, suggesting origin from a New York source.
The Denver Republican reports a heated debate on currency reforms with figures shouting over proposals and potential bond changes. Citizens voice worry about monetary policy and retail effects as lawmakers discuss measures and provincial responses.
An obscure clipping notes hope and fortune amid a stranded airman tale and echoes of old telegraph lines, with playful references to luck and fate and a nod to Tcie Mele.
In Richmound a sexton refuses a widow’s demand to open church windows claiming a hot day and debt overhangs the church. The widow, Mrs Thomas, questions the reason as service proceeds with air suffocating inside.
Fragmentary text presents Dr O C Diehl a physician and surgeon in Diller Nebraska with a phone listing V9. A customer seeks social value in business and mentions acquaintance networks in Kansas City.
The text explains how moisture and seasoning affect wood strength. It notes fiber saturation as key, with strength rising as wood dries to a point, then varying by species like spruce. Engineers need to know both strength and weakness from moisture, knots, grain, and defects for safe timber use.
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