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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1916
Page
2
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President Wilson returns from Hot Springs to handle the Persia sinking crisis. Officials view the situation as the gravest since central power submarine warfare began. He plans to brief his cabinet and may push for immediate U S action on submarine warfare when Congress reconvenes.
The German government has granted the Ford peace expedition permission to travel to The Hague by a special train through Germany. Final arrangements were made by the German consul in Copenhagen after consulting Berlin. The move comes despite the American state department’s refusal to extend passports for the mission to enter belligerent territory.
The United States Chamber of Commerce statistics and standards committee report portrays widespread optimism for 1916 with cautious local sentiment in some areas due to high prices. It notes consumers may cut purchases yet the overall outlook shows improved prosperity after years of hardship.
Unofficial Cairo dispatches say the British steamer Persia was torpedoed without warning and sank in five minutes in the Mediterranean. 150 to 160 survivors landed at Alexandria. American consul at Aden Robert N McNeely is believed drowned. Reuters Cairo correspondent asserts he lost his life. Charlie H. Grant of Boston was saved.
Publicity headquarters for the national prohibition party have opened in Chicago as an outgrowth of last week’s leaders conference. A national prohibition paper will be established soon to disseminate news on liquor legislation and related subjects.
Col um bus and other Ohio cities faced severe floods Sunday as heavy trains and melting snow caused rivers to rise rapidly. Several hundred were displaced with property damage reported but no deaths. Northern counties saw the most serious conditions.
Columbus Neb Edgar Howard veteran editor and democratic politician was seriously injured Saturday when struck by an auto and hurled against the curb he was unconscious for some time according to reports from local officials and witnesses.
Advices report the towns of Talgut Las Flores and San Sebastian in Honduras were completely ruined by recent earthquake shocks. Officials scramble for aid as communication and relief efforts begin amid widespread destruction.
Carrie Huddle, a state hospital for the insane employee, caught in a flam blazing turpentine oil mix. Her husband suffered serious hand burns while trying to save her. She is unconscious with slim hopes of recovery. amputation may be needed for her husband.
Donald McDonald son of the late Witten McDonald of Kansas City lies in a Lincoln hospital after exposure and possible double foot amputation. He left relatives to wander the earth and was found near Haddam Kansas almost dead from hunger and cold, after walking from a railroad section gang and crawling to a deserted farm house. A dog alerted farmers to his condition.
The manual training department of the high school repaired numerous broken doll arms and legs. Domestic science girls then assembled the restored dolls into new toys for Hastings children who might have missed Santa Claus.
Word arrives that N B Kendall of Lincoln was appointed to the Navy League of the United States membership committee. Formal papers were received by the Kendall family last week. Kendall died at home on December 18, 1912.
The Farmers' Union has occupied Humboldt and purchased the feed and fuel business of George L. Newton with Newton retained to run the shop. It is expected that implements will be added to the stock. The move may affect local taxation and rumors arise that a leading grocer plans to sell to the union.
An elderly millionaire recalls his youth and assisting workers while urging thrift. His son replies proudly that his father’s pluck kept him from a harsher path. The exchange highlights values of economy, perseverance, and family pride.
Precede shampoo with Cuticura Ointment to relieve dandruff itching and scalp irritation. Claims benefits for complexion hair hands and skin with creamy emollients. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A fragment notes confusion over a peace ship amid a festive atmosphere. The quirky exchange questions the vessel's role while linking current events to a broader celebration. No further details are provided.
A new culvert built from interlocking concrete sections promises easier installation and strong performance during long holidays. The design aims to reduce maintenance and improve water flow with modular components.
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