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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska

09 Jan 1931

Page 6

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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1931

Page

6

Last Civil War regiments fade to three survivors

Dispatches recount dwindling remnant of Farnsworths Big Abolition Regiment and the Bucktails, noting remaining veterans J R Duff Henry Eichfield W Blatherwick, and the final dissolution of the Last Man's Club. It links to Stilwater Stillwater Last Survivor poems and Stedman death ending Confederate and Union veterans in Congress.

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Elmo Scott Watson Ress Chicago Memorial Hall Randolph Street Michigan Avenue George Perry Sycamore Finis Pennsylvania Avenue Washington White House Abraham Lincoln Farnsworth Abolition John F. Farnsworth Evanston Camp Kane St. Charles Benton Barracks St. Louis J. R. Duff Dundee Henry Eichfield Milwaukee Last Man's Club Charles Lockwood Chamberlain 8. D Linecoln Stillwater Sawyer House Fort Snelling Minnesota Volunteer Infantry Bull Run Battle of Fair Grapevine Bridge Salvation of Keyes Corps Seven Pines Pickett Gettysburg Anl First National Bank EB. Hayden Lockwood John S. Goff St. Paul Peter Hall Atwater Minn Goff Hall Lowell Inn Grand Army of the Republic Portland Maine William A. McKay Utica Harley Drips Derby Samuel P G. A. RB Pennsylvania Ray Smethport Kane McKean County Rifles Elk County Rifles Cameron County Wild Cats Bucktail Regiment James Landregan McKean Elk County Cameron County Emporium Sinnemahoning Susquehanna River Susquehanna Lock Haven Harrisburg Charles M. Stedman Congress of the United States Congress Isaac Sherwood Ohio House of Representatives Francis Warren Wyoming Senate Major Stedman North Carolina Pittsboro N. C University of North Carolina University Fayetteville Light Oe Company First Bethel
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Burly Customer Requests Razor Sharpening During Shave

A stout patron enters the barbershop and asks the barber if he sharpens razors. After lather and shaving begin, the customer requests the razor currently on his chin be sharpened, prompting a light exchange as recorded by London Answers.

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London
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The More Rational Way Employer and Office Boy Exchange

The employer vents over a delayed task and back pay while the office boy admits he forgot. The pair clash as the employer questions accountability for the monthlong delay and the boy suggests immediate notice would have prevented the dispute.

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Office Boy
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Dead Town One Horse Reference

One line dialogue notes a dead town and a quip about a one horse town with a long-dead horse. The exchange hints at a faded community and lingering humor about its decline.

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Seeds of Truth In Gardens And Men

A compact musing compares truth to turnips noting that if neglected they go to seed and lose vigor. The verse reflects on natural cycles and the unknowable breadth of truth.

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Over the Back Fence Mrs Chatterer Good by

A brief, social note from Mrs Chatterer about overheard gossip. The column invites discretion and asks readers to keep shared tidbits confidential among neighbors.

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Dream of a Hat Gift Sparks Witty Exchange

A playful exchange imagines a new hat as a present. One character jokes the dream marks the first hat dream that didn’t cost money, while the other comments on the dream’s value.

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Fragmentary Dialogue on Chorus Attire Sparks Debate

A garbled dialogue fragment shows an irate father remarking on a chorus girl's attire while a son acknowledges the fashion as common. The lines hint at social expectations and generational views on dress in a musical or theater setting.

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Lovesig&k Son Dag
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Vision and perseverance in advice and tests

A reflective piece contrasts vision with action urging relentless effort like Napoleon. It notes many advisories exist but only one chosen path proves effective. A riddle asks how to test a diamond with a reward gambit, implying value and judgment.

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Poison in Your Bowels Promised by Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pep sin

An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild laxative for a clean intestinal tract. It claims to remove toxins causing dullness and low energy, promising overnight relief and broad suitability for all ages.

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Dr. Caldwell
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New Art of Listening in a Nation of Listeners

A World-Herald note cites 13,478,600 radio sets in use in the United States while warning that good listeners are rare. A brief gag contrasts training with business sense, asking if a son has training and reply that he is “a fair golfer.”

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United States Omaha World-Herald
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California Fig Syrup touted for children relief

A mother from Los Angeles praises California Fig Syrup for cure of her son’s upset stomach headaches and constipation. She says the remedy quickly restored energy and digestion and notes doctors’ endorsement and a fifty year reputation. Look for the word California on the carton as mark of genuineness.

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Bobbie California
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