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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
3
Poetic homage recalls Lincoln’s rise from rail work to presidency and the nation’s gratitude. It extols loyalty, peace and forgiveness, honors emancipation, and praises his memory on monuments and stone tablets. The verse frames Lincoln as savior of the Union and home.
A brief piece recalls Abraham Lincoln as a boy with fewer than six books. The Bible Pilgrim's Progress Aesop's Fables two volumes about patriotism and Washington life shaped his education. It notes his habit to translate complex ideas into child friendly English and to reread the Gettysburg Address.
A Philadelphia Press tribute recalls Abraham Lincoln’s unique fitness for leadership and his enduring influence as a guide for civilized nations. Survivors of the crisis reflect on his career, described as an "extinguishable light" that glows for all ranks and ages.
A lady asks Bridget if she can stay quiet. Bridget responds she knows enough to keep quiet but questions whether the wages will be sufficient to motivate her. The exchange hints at class and labor tension in a social context.
Article warns that weak kidneys trigger uric acid poisoning harming nerves and causing headaches dizziness irritability and various pains. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a long used remedy for kidney weakness and associated symptoms.
Patient recounts near faint with illness before cure. Fragment mentions doctors, a floating kidney diagnosis, and ineffective treatments in Minneapolis. No clear attribution or complete events. details are garbled.
A garbled Baltimore American style clipping references candy kids turning into lemon drops, a caution about a dog reacting to a man, strange tobacco and mail notes, a quip about a ballplayer Henpecke, a Beaten note, and an ad pitch for Putnam Fadeless Dyes warning women dress trends.
Readable fragments reference a millionaire and wife traveling to Europe for a portrait by old masters, plus a card sharp seeking favor with a clergyman aboard a steamboat. The garbled prose hints at anecdotes about travel, art, deceit, and a jail reference without a coherent narrative.
A concise reflection on moral behavior suggests that lacking strength of character makes keeping promises harder for a man. The idea contrasts personal discipline with susceptibility to breach obligations.
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