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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
6
The article estimates production costs for 320 acres over three years including interest, equipment, seed, threshing, and harvesting. It calculates margins on low and high grade wheat at 13 to 19 cents per bushel, then notes overall three year balance about 2,568 dollars per year and that 480 acres would cost less per unit.
The article honors a figure named Washington, portraying him as a complex person, not a saint, yet counted among the most influential leaders of his era. It weighs personal flaws against lasting impact and public memory.
The article discusses Washington as a rare blend of judgment and virility, noting posterity’s shifting view from saint to fallible man. It cites Napoleon and French figures praising Washington’s liberty work and recalls the mourning responses in France, framing his enduring legacy among nations.
The article describes Union and Southern Pacific railroads budgeting twenty thousand dollars to install two moving picture theaters in the Chicago Coliseum. They would display farm and town life to educate visitors, count attendance, and collect literature and contacts from the ten western states during the land show.
A humorous exchange from Puck features a Boston girl mocking a character for worth, paired with a retort about inverse salinity. The joke hinges on chemistry puns and witty street banter.
A concise line by Voltaire states that true service to one’s country renders ancestry unnecessary. The maxims imply merit earns respect beyond family lineage.
A reflective line notes that many seem wiser in appearance than in delivering results. It suggests people view difficulties through a skeptical lens rather than facing them with action.
Readable fragments describe damp conditions and an event at a bazaar with unclear local details. The text mentions Tar and a suburban area, hinting at market activity or a sale.
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