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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1912

Page

7

Year of Revolts and Rapid Change Across the World

The text surveys a turbulent 1911 marked by revolts in China and elsewhere, labor clashes, anti Monopol y campaigns, and political upheaval. It highlights the Chinese uprising against the Manchu dynasty, Mexican strife, statehood battles in Arizona and New Mexico, and anti graft efforts. It also notes aviation advances and a global mood of unrest shaping history.

Far East China Arizona New Mexico I. M. Dickinson Henry L. Stimsorn New York Standard Oil Company Supi Porfirio Dias Mexico Diaz Tobacco Trust Supreme Court Winfield Schiey Republic of China Wu Chang John Marshall Harlan United States Eugene Ely Chinese National Assembly Winston Churchill England Admiralty Reginald McKenna Philadelphia Athletics Joseph Pulitzer Cardinals Cal P Rodgers Pasadena Cal Pacific Coast Russia

Postal Committee Attacks Second Class Mail Rate Increase

The American Newspaper Publishers association postal committee chaired by Don C. Seitz denounces Hitchcock proposals to double second class rates and curb output by weight and reading matter. The Illinois Daily Newspaper Publishers association objected as publishers cite 1911 figures showing high mail volumes and costs, urging Congress to reject changes as harmful and misnamed a privilege.

Washington Congressional Post Office Commission Illinois Daily Newspaper Publishers’ Association American Newspaper Publishers’ Association Postal Committee Don.c. Seitz The New York World Post Office Department House Committee William A.ashbrook Express Hitchcock Congress

Lincoln No. 1 1012 Brief Entry

A fragment from LINCOLN newspaper notes a brief racing or meeting entry labeled by W. N. U. front page. The text is partial and identifies a race or event entry with limited readable details.

The Lesser Evil Schemes Behind Big Bills

A witty dialogue features Marke questioning his wife’s spending while Parks replies he’d rather face creditors than face her. The exchange underscores domestic financial tension and comic improv about money and marriage.

Marke Parks

Early Shopping Trend Sparks Fashionable Debate

A brief exchange questions belief in early shopping and notes that early shopping is fashionable lately. The remark highlights social interest in ahead of season buying and consumer mindset shifts.

Brigand Salin Surrenders to Turkish Authorities

Turkish newspapers publish a London Globe account of Salin a brigand chief in Gambiek mountains near Constantinople who offers his hundred man band to Turkish authorities. He claims to act against Italian brigands and to avenge Ottoman national honor in a grim appeal.

London Globe Salin Gambiek Bithynia Constantinople Ottoman Empire

Two Brothers Tower Over Woman in Humorous Meeting

An acquaintance introduces two brothers nearly six and a half feet tall to a young lady. She stares in awe at the towering pair and exclaims that if there had only been one of them the sight would have been overwhelming. The remark captures the humorous astonishment at their height.

Vivian Gould Lord Decies England New Tae Archbishop Ryan Philadelphia Asquith House of Commons House of Lords Lorimer Hitness Senate Congress Taft United States Mexican’ Frontier Viterbo Italy Hearst H. H. Hilton Apawaa Stolypin Russia Kiev West Cal P . Rodgers New York Rodgers Toulon Turkey Tripoli Austin

Modern Woman Adopts Massage Machine in Public Notice

A compact snippet notes a modern woman embracing a massage machine as a fashionable aid. The fragment hints at timely self care among contemporary trends and a playful line about mail delivery and timely action.

Dyspepsia veteran credits Postum with victory over tea habit

A rural English writer shares a 20 year battle with dyspepsia and giddiness and explains how switching from tea to Postum improved her digestion and blood. After reading The Road to Wellville, she quit tea, felt better quickly, and later could again enjoy milk and other foods.

England Postum Wellville Postum Co Battle Creek Mich

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