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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
4
The St Joseph News Press notes the United States severing diplomatic relations with Germany over unrestricted submarine warfare. It argues the dispute centers on Germany sinking neutral and passenger ships without warning, while the US insists on international law rights and neutral protection.
Mortimer Lampson of Mountain Lakes New Jersey recalls a Lincoln moment in Washington during the Civil War. The exchange focused on service to the country as Lampson sought a medical cadet appointment and Lincoln’s probe about his country’s needs.
The narrator recalls a brutal inflation of pain and relief after a hot July day when Abraham Lincoln reportedly placed a hand on his shoulder and offered luck. He was released after hours and told to report to the surgeon general's office, claiming to have passed an 80 milestone.
Poetic verse describes a fateful hour and a man named John Vance Cheney in Chicago. The speaker envisions a steadfast figure who would repair divisions and set boundaries, preserving hope and childlike faith amid looming war.
A portrait extols Abraham Lincoln as a pastoral captain who shuns pageantry. He avoided grand war labels, tending to flocks and shepherding the nation with quiet strength, placing duty over fame. The verse honors Lincoln as humble, prescient, and American.
Describes devices used in French military hospitals to re educate wounded soldiers. Machines include bicycles for limbs, finger and wrist exercises, tendon supple- mentation, enhanced sense of touch for the blind, and practice with artificial limbs and hands for typing and tool use as reported by the New York World.
A playful exchange proposes applying game laws to women's shopping and suggests a closed season for bargain hunting, signaling a humorous social joke about consumer behavior.
First publication February 9 1917 and last publication February 28 1917. County court in Fairbury Nebraska holds probate for Maria A Blauser deceased. Executor Clafis L E Bluser petitions final settlement and distribution of estate. A hearing is set February 28 1917 at 9 am to show cause and view the order.
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