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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
4
The notice records transmission details at Diller Nebraska for second class matter. It lists local rates and charges six cents per line for each insertion, with the 20 localities ordered and to be transmitted.
The Earl of Craven deserted his wife for the Countess of Cathcart and the couple moved east. The Countess was detained at Ellis Island as an unfit person while Craven entered the U S and avoided deportation by traveling to Canada. Women denounce the unequal treatment and demand a single standard for admission.
The text describes an attack by Mexicans on two American girls near the border and their deaths, with references to Mexican authorities arresting suspects. It mentions possible military trial and vigorous action against border dens, plus a note about a planned gold certificate issue by the treasury to secure vast bullion reserves.
A fragmentary text notes prophets or speakers drawing large crowds, with scattered phrases about followership and recognition, suggesting a public gathering or sermon in a historical context.
Italians bet heavily on a supposed oracle who claimed a deathbed tip from his father. After the government announced the winner, soldiers protected the prophet from angry followers.
A recently arraigned youth admitted guilt to murder and pleaded guilty after indictment. Analysts note his sanity is being tested, arguing a sane defendant with lawyers may skip insanity proof and seek an asylum. Critics predict a quick hearing in two to three years to return him to society.
In Armonk New York seventeen year old Richard Craig a pupil at White Plains high school and a car passenger leapt into 12 foot water when a sedan plunged off the road. He opened a door and pulled three children and three others to safety and ferried all six to White Plains hospital for treatment.
Odgland Cal John G Crouch, aged eighty two, recalls an 1860s incident when Abraham Lincoln checked his pockets for missing eggs at Lincoln property. The tale spans Roch ester farm life in Sangamon County and a later 1886 moment when Crouch viewed Lincoln’s assassination body.
A crystal chandelier once hung in St. Paul’s chapel from 1768 to 1896 was discovered hidden in the church attic. The long missing fixture, kept out of sight for decades, was found in the chapel area, restoring a piece of early church history.
The aged artist friend W J Baer revealed that B Moon a teenager who died in a darkwich village apartment was a Confederate spy. Miss Martha Sawyers a Texas stained glass designer identified Moon and ashes were sent to Memphis. Letters mention Moon’s arrest in Cincinnati in 1863 and praise from Jefferson Davis. Moon lived in Memphis until six years ago then acted in Hollywood and moved to New York a year ago.
J Dartnall of Southampton England unveils a compact submarine design that runs on the surface and dives to depth with exterior electric lights for viewing. A glass observation floor and internal chamber enable sea floor testing and specimen recovery with tow vessel telephony for salvage operations beyond divers reach.
An author recalls years of starving for stories published in magazines and later in a book hungry hearts. Reviewers praised the work but royal ties and fame remained small, underscoring the harsh scarce rewards for unknown writers.
The humor column pairs witty exchanges about kissing practice and gendered fashion, highlighting changing attitudes as a joke lands on a man’s possessions. The dialogue plays on vanity, social norms, and personal pride with brisk banter.
A brief exchange hints at a playful plan to attend a masquerade dressed as a clown. The remark draws quick reactions about originality and social daring.
A brief exchange questions preference for rural scenery and links it to being a real estate agent. The line implies a dialog about land appeal and professional interest in open country views.
A humorous exchange features a coed noting a loud new overcoat and Fresh replying that it sounds better with a muffler. The light department-store banter highlights fashion and personal style in a playful newsroom item.
A man asked by another to lend ten miracle items after returning from vacation. The request highlights a personal financial gesture tied to a recent trip. No further details on the lender or the purpose are provided.
A tense exchange shows a parent asking if a patient’s gender is male or female while a nurse insists on using they them as the correct pronoun. The moment highlights evolving language in medical settings.
Readable fragments describe a church altar line and a response about leading to it. The item appears as a terse dialogue caption or tease from a Wisconsin source with an unusual title phrase. It labels a local cultural snippet rather than a full event.
A humorous quip from Le Rire contrasts economy with dog ownership. The speaker notes that they do not keep a dog because if they hear a noise they bark themselves, turning the idea of self-sufficiency into a joke.
In a brief snippet, the girls discuss comparing their summer records and ask who leads. The line hints at rivalry or leadership among a group. The source presents a marginal dialogue fragment without full context or names.
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