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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
4
The Diller Record lists subscription terms: one year in advance, six months in advance, and indicates mail delivery continues until a discontinuation order is received with arrears paid. It notes post office entry at Diller Nebraska as second class matter and advertising rates available on request.
Nevada Governor appeals to the President as federal troops rush to Goldfield amid Western Federation of Miners agitation. The clash pits law enforcement against a long‑standing labor unrest linked to past mine conflicts. The action, seen as drastic, aims to curb unlawful violence and restore order.
The piece notes potential extensions of the parcel post system aligned with the presidents message to congress. It argues protecting country merchants is key and warns against enabling mail order houses. A rural audience fears further disadvantages to small businesses amid changing postal policy. A Sam Jones anecdote about a preacher’s flock closes the column.
The Topeka Capital notes more than twenty states require express orders with consumption in back stalls of livery stables. It contrasts currency abundance with Congressional money shortages and suggests money easiness could ease Christmas shopping.
State department implements reforms ending green consuls leaving for posts abroad. Newly appointed consuls must report daily and work in a model American consulate in Washington for structured instruction and practice.
A chaotic scene aboard a visiting foreign cruiser in Nanetis city harbor unfolds. Passengers describe being ushered into a dining salon for an unexpectedly elegant luncheon and reflect on the odd, bustling atmosphere and puzzled reactions of those aboard.
Chrystal Herne prepares for a serious drama while Nita Goodwin notes strong plays to attract audiences. Clyde Pitch works on a new production for next season. Williane Travers, Blanche Walsh’s husband, joins Her company. Cousido Baileys co stars in OTR Loy niki ket of Nuremberg at Gartick Theater New York. Over 1M cast members are listed for Bonduinn Ahad james pay, and Wilton Rackage stars Eugene Jepson in Just Out of College now touring vaudeville with George Ade inspired Lue Mayor and the Manicure.
The article discusses cheese as a substitute for beef by weight, noting its lower cost and uses in dishes like poached eggs roast potatoes and tomato dishes. It mentions improved digestion when cooked or grated cheese is used and suggests small additions like carbon or relice to enhance flavor. Bermuda suggests grating cheese and serving with French or mayonnaise dressing.
New York City adds S-4 families to the population, estimating 6,200,000 in the metropolitan district. Paved streets span Atlantic Ocean to Ike's peak. Annual municipal salaries near 70 million dollars, comparable to the size of the U S army.
A noted wit, never at a loss for reply, was approached at his club by a man who clapped him on the back and asked how he was. The author, not recognizing the stranger, responded I don’t know your face but your manner is very familiar. Lippincott's.
A snippet from a Catholic Standard and Times exchange features Mr Nagget declaring it impossible to live together without quarrel while Mrs Nagget argues it is possible to avoid quarrels if neither speaks. The fragment captures a domestic tension framed as a paradox.
A Chicago News item notes a Danish scientist claims germs exist in tears and in kisses. The report frames the finding as a blow to women’s pleasures, reflecting sensational tone and social commentary of the era.
In a Washington Star discussion Mr Corox notes that donors show little inclination to keep funds and study artworks while questions about art funding persist. The exchange highlights uncertainty over whether money should support art.
A fragment from the Catholic Standard and Times quotes Cholly denying presence and claiming humility about associates, with Miss Fepprey replying that he should aim higher. The exchange reveals social irony in a brief dialogue.
Creditors of Fred A Diller deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county courthouse by June 16 1908 for examination adjustment and allowance Claims must be filed by December 13 1907 to avoid being barred Four weeks of publication in the Diller Record prior to June 16 1908 C C Boyle County Judge
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