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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
8
Clifton in a sleeping car meets a young woman in section 16 and falls for her after an afternoon of cards and conversation. He learns her name from a telegram saying Bess Winston befriended him and that his sister Nell urged a homecoming, prompting hope for reunion.
A fragment from the Philadelphia Record depicts a funny exchange where a woman speaks of a young mine and a runaway she aided. She recalls guiding away a persistent suitor by introducing him to a new rival who had just won a car in a bet.
A varied collection notes professors, centenarians, and veterans: Professor Goldwin Smith wills his brain to Cornell. James Carne of St. Columb Minor over 100 attends church duties. El J. Cook of Belfast is Maine’s oldest pensioned veteran at 101. Married life for Anna Van Ness and James Ketcham ends after 17 years caring for parents. Grenfell named in King Edward’s honors. Nevada Senator George B Nixon's wealth from Goldfield mines. Lord Knollys runs royal correspondence. J A Priest becomes Stratford mayor. W G Columbarn re-elected alderman. General Daniel H Rucker in Washington at 95. Bronson Howard criticizes the tired businessman’s influence on theater.
The piece notes sensory limits of humans versus animals and cites a New York street Italian beggar as a near unknown. It contrasts copper wire speed with steamship pace, mentions a YMCA Arctic support plan for an army secretary, and details the Wadsworth library receiving 5,000 volumes from Martin Brimmer valued at 50,000 dollars.
A collage of quotes lampoons politics and society. Items note simplified spelling debates in Congress, Mary Walker’s dress advice, car fart jokes, and slang in lordly debates. It captures newspaper humor across multiple titles with sharp one line takes.
Matty Baldwin, the New England boxer, is now under the management of Johnny Mooney who also handles the interests of Honey Mellody.
Vernon H. Cook files for divorce in District Court Jefferson County Nebraska alleging wife is habitual drunkard and has committed adultery with numerous men. respondent must answer by March 11, 1907. Plaintiff's attorney listed as Currion.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice schedules a hearing for January 30 1907 at 1 PM to approve final account and discharge the executors Eugene E Weigel and Jayne Line. Notice to all interested persons via three weekly publications in Cities Ritcoin.
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