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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1909

Page

4

Diller Record Subscription Notice and Rates

The notice outlines subscription terms for one year or six months in advance. It also states post office handling in Diller Nebraska and advertising rate policy, with business locals billed at five cents per line for impurities.

Cement houses by Edison iron molds in a cheap dream

The article cites Edison’s plan to cast cement houses with giant iron molds offering fireproof germproof and rat proof dwellings. It notes cement use rising from 185000 barrels to 52 million and predicts a cement age progress. It also references Red Cross relief totals from Nebraska and nationwide after the Messina disaster.

Mr. Edison Nebraska Red Cross New York The Shallenberger California Red Cross Fund United States Messina

Roses and Robbery at the Van Sickle Dance

Hugh Stoddard confronts a party of masked thieves at Marian Van Sickle’s dance after a bouquet of Bride roses signals his rival’s status. Marian reveals a shared sentiment as Stoddard declares intent to marry, while a hidden twist about a clock reads 11 45 versus 11 30.

Hugh Marion van Sickle Rogers Stoddard Miss van Sicle Marian Chance

Womanizng tale of rheumatism cures from a pocketbook

A fall girl declares rheumatism runs not in her family yet claims to cut a newspaper cure and share it at a subway station. A man at One Hundred Sixty third Street notes the dropped handkerchief, tests the cure, and praises its marvelous effect before a second, deliberate drop.

One Hundred and Sixtythird Street New York Press

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Diller Record Frank T. Pearce Diller Nebr Apollo Navy Department Sherman Fairbanks California University San Juan Hill Taft Mr. Taft Congress Treasury Hugh Stoddard Duke Marianette Germiust Central D. Colman Jefferson County Ooh Albert Redden Diller, Nebraska J. G. Neely Neely DR. O. C. Diehl Diller, Nebr Oes Seta WLOOK Frank TV Pearce Dillek, Nebraska Waggoner Bros Artie Yost First National Bank Diler, Nebr Dr. H. Bauguess L. P. Raymond Edison
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