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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
8
Transatlantic Aeroplane Line Feasibility Cited
Woodhouse states a transatlantic air link is possible as Britain increases military aeronautics spending this year. He notes 25,000 aircraft exist but supply chains lag. 500000 workers build and operate planes and the industry holds large contracts and pending orders.
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Faithful 06s Barking Callfather to Crisd
Wheatland Wyoming a father rushes to his son Alvin age five and a half after a horse kick fractured his skull and tore flesh leaving him alive but severely hurt a skilled surgeon is on hand the ordeal tests the family amid the accident and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Wyo
G. F. Harold
Alvin
Tive
Othen Dey
Extamas
Sale Nickels
A fragment notes a small sale of nickels and mentions a few days ago he collected 7 865 in an email motorcar context.
Tainted Follies Spark Lenient Sympathy Across Town
Residents react with leniency as tales of petty faults surface. Local officials urge restraint while a chorus of forgiveness grows, reflecting a soft stance toward small moral slips and social missteps.
Fragmented Read on Recipe Note and Inquiry
A garbled passage discusses a possible recipe and a personal reflection. An inquiry followed publication, with a reader addressing “Gentlemen” and referencing the appearance of the piece. The text remains opaque and fragments limit clear details.
Unclear diplomatic career notes with European postings
Fragmentary report recalls a diplomat named nfien A. dor age fifty, entering service in 1807 with postings to nearly every European capital. The count's wife is a Polish native from Rossian Po.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emjes
Eune
ED Stewart
Rossian Po
Sincerity in a Plain Beat Path of a Journey's End
Fragmentary lines describe sincerity as essential in haste and labor, mentioning meat, pine, and a journey’s end. The text presents a stream of phrases with no clear narrative, leaving the central idea loose and obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Ana
Addison
Fragmentary Tale of Spanking and Death Rumors
Disjointed OCR fragment references a death tied to spanking of a boy, mentions Mrs. F B Brown and Zion City, and oddly cites John Wagner and a growing income from an unclear contract. The text is garbled and lacks coherent details or verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pay
Cameron
Ram
Yan
F. B. Brown
Zion City
Shad Sign of Mild Winter Rates Noted
A clipped OCR fragment notes a mild winter sign and mentions Hudson or Hudeon in relation to a winter event. The readable text implies a weather or agricultural notice without clear dates or places.
Mathews Emerges as Penn Captain for All Around Play
Neal Mathews of the University of Pennsylvania stands out for fine all around work as captain. His left tackle play has been of high quality, earning praise from teammates who recognized his worth and elected him captain last year as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Mathews
University of Pennsylvania
Mathews
Number of Boxmen to be Reduced
The article argues big league clubs will trim pitcher rosters next season after past practices. It notes teams once carried eight to ten pitchers during a season but failed to reach first division berths. Star pitchers worked doubleheaders, reducing effectiveness, prompting managers to cut contracted pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Perritt
Benton
Rudolph
Davenport
Mag
Worth Knowing Cup of Cocoa and Household Tips
A fragment lists kitchen hacks and home maintenance tips. It notes: adding galt and vanilla to cocoa enhances flavor and digestion. It also gives advice on removing white stains from polished furniture with baking soda, and practical notes on medicine bottles and handling cracks in glassware.
Habit of Health and Daily Habits Guide
The article emphasizes forming a health focused routine by cultivating daily habits. It links healthy living to consistent work, steady personal effort, and regular daily practices. It advises adopting practical steps to build discipline in eating, activity, and self care.
Omaha cattle and hog market report from January 3 1917
Upton Stock Yards Nebraska reports Tuesday cattle receipts about 7 500 head with prices steady for good to choice beef and higher for top grades. Hogs 7 500 head traded unevenly with bulk at 9 65 to 9 90 and highs to 10 10. Sheep and lambs show seventy nine loads 20 000 head with lambs 13 00 to 18 25 and feeders and yearlings tending higher amid mixed demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
Man Claims He Buried Gold in Past California Mining Haul
Corning California Mrs T L Barkle writes her son Rev T J Barkle of the city that an old man named Kempe who came from California less than twelve years ago was found starving near Engiend. The letter notes Kempe claimed to have buried a bag in the mining district of California containing $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corning
Cali
T. L. Barkle
Newlyn
England
T. J. Barkle
Kempe
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fido
Great Britain
Father
CRISD
Wess Cullinan
Abc
Ty Tae Nee Rae
Mendes
nfien A. __dor
United States
Poland
Qoune
Adam von Tarnow Tarnowski
John (Honus) Wagner
Barney Ayt
Bob Honus
Ewer Hudeon
Mathews of
Pennsylvania
American Press Association
Wickel
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