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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
6
The item list mixes financial figures for DILLER Aviators with whimsical observations on spring, traffic, weather, and public life. It notes a large last year gain, a £1,000 salary mention, and various quirky asides about ships, a London taxi driver playwright, and postal banks.
A fragment notes that women require guidance on alighting from streetcars but do not need instruction for entering automobiles, suggesting a gendered view of travel etiquette and mobility.
Readable fragments suggest a local item tying a goosebone prophet and a groundhog prognosticator to a forecast of a severe or lengthy winter. The notice implies community interest in an unusual weather prediction tradition.
An Indiana husband seeks divorce alleging his wife bathes their dog in the dishpan. The filing cites household friction and pet care disputes as grounds for the split.
A note on a specific parlor match brand under a ban, contrasting it with the social variety and highlighting regulatory concerns around its use. The fragment indicates tension between product classification and consumer safety.
A pilot successfully touched down on the deck of a battleship while others voice a desire for gentler terms and actions in the ongoing conflict. The incident highlights diverging opinions on conduct and safety at sea during wartime.
Last year's fire losses in the United States and Canada reached 2 470 650 dollars, a figure suggesting why so much natural wealth goes to waste.
A government plea ignition of a phosphorus sparked metaphor sets a romantic scene about youthful passions. The phrase likens a spark to a fire of love in young hearts.
Aix Ohio couple recall six decades of sharing a home while she continued to wear dresses she could hook herself. The long marriage highlights steadfast routines and mutual support.
A western railroad contemplates an order forbidding pass holders from occupying seats in crowded trains. The deadhead has no enforceable rights.
Fragmentary court discussion questions whether a hen is a bird and how a ration provision should apply. Obscure phrasing and missing context limit clear conclusions.
In Pily Mouth Massachusetts a mouse entered a power house and disrupted the system, causing a citywide blackout. Officials investigated the incident and restored power after the small creature interrupted essential equipment.
The king of Italy experiences a "busy signal" over the telephone and the switchboard girl endures crowding or harassment as the incident highlights a broader pattern of equal faults in less exalted settings.
Dialogue from a scene shows a doctor ordering a bath for a tramp and the tramp’s surprised reaction. The exchange hints at a coercive or humiliating treatment in a past setting. The fragmentary text suggests a dramatic interrogation or social critique within a historical context.
A speedy economical method for disfiguring pimples uses Cuticura Ointment gently on the face then washed off after five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Repeat morning and evening. Hot water and Cuticura Soap also relieve itching burning and crusted scalp conditions from infancy onward. Send to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp Boston for the latest Cuticura book.
Admiral Dewey told a story about a young sailor who overindulged in beer after a long voyage while ashore in the tropics. The tale centers on a palm bordered avenue and a captain who confronts the sailor about his condition.
Examine carefully every bottle Castoria a safe and sure remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the kind you have always bought.
A line from a humorous exchange notes an actor needing a doctor but none available. The character advises to call the grocer who cures hams, reflecting a comic rural misdirection.
Father jokes that the baby resembles the mother as the infant often shuts its eyes. The exchange captures domestic humor and quiet affection in a family moment.
Beautiful post cards and vague fragments from a dated page mention multiple names and places with unclear context. The readable text hints at individuals like Ard and Jackson alongside geographic references, but lacks a coherent event or narrative.
Milk will quench a fire caused by an exploding lamp. Water spreads the oil and worsens the blaze.
A fragmented OCR item mentions pellets and regulation related to stomach care. The readable bits reference eco friendly approaches and possible torpedo or regulation terms, but the full context remains unclear. Corporate or research terms appear, with no clear event or quotes to anchor.
In the Skankles area a note discusses an inexpensive fuel form. Details are sparse, but the piece centers on affordable energy and local impact.
George A Hall of Wilkesbarre Pa testifies that Gardner spoke of taking 200000 to Albany and arranging 10000 for Foelker to vote against the bill. Hall says the testimony aligns with Robert Elder earlier statements about a confession. The proceedings concern Gardner, a former state senator, and Foelker, a congressman linked to race track interests.
Arrangements set in Louisville for a meeting between William Jennings Bryan and Indiana Senator-elect John W. Kern. Mutual friends from the national Democratic ticket era say a conference will discuss party welfare and related matters.
The models of Philadelphia have united against high costs and demand a uniform rate of 50 cents an hour for posing with or without drapery. If not granted they threaten to form a union to enforce their demands.
Maria Spieker of New York saved $32000 from fifty years as a domestic in a Fourth Avenue household. She earned about $1200 annually in her later years and died at age eighty one, with tax department records supplying details.
The Senate heard eulogies for two late members, John W. Daniel of Virginia and Samuel D. McEnery of Louisiana. Senators Martin Lodge Money Root Perkins Simmons Swanson tributed to Daniel, while Foster Gallinger Pletcher Smoot and Thornton spoke for McEnery.
The 1911 Willbins official directory lists 14 618 761 Roman Catholics in the United States not counting the Philippines Puerto Rico or Hawaii. Adding those would raise the total to nearly 23 000 000 Catholics under the stars and stripes.
Mutiny at Lexington Virginia Military Institute causes the expulsion of two cadets and the desertion of over 100 students who marched into town in protest after bomb throwing in the cadet barracks.
Seventeen inmates escaped from a Jacksonville jail using a blanket lowered from a partially damaged ceiling. Three of the escapees were serving life terms for murder.
A special report from El Paso details a clash between revolutionists led by Enrique and a force under General Yarro near Mexico City. The action results in a decisive rout, with the rebel contingent pushing back imperial loyalist units.
A quirky dialogue features Teacher-Willie and Willie debating feathered quadrupeds. Willie suggests a feather bed as a humorous answer while stray garbled text hints at herbs, health, and sunshin.
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