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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
4
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The Shah orders 350 young Persians, titled sons and other high figures, sent to Europe for education at state expense. Berlin and Vierrh are named as destinations with lavish allowances. The text notes extravagant spending and concerns over transferring wealth to foreign estates in Auburn.
A South Side hotel matron lent 60 cents to a visitor who could not change a $10 bill. The next day the visitor returned with a bouquet of greenhouse roses worth far more than the loan, asking for a type of repayment, and the matron wondered at the gesture as the story trails off.
A partial 1901 notice mentions individuals such as Mr and Mrs Meek and Nes Meek amid scattered references. The garbled text preserves fragments of a local notice or announcement with names and dates obscured.
A rare vellum relic, bound in bearskin, traces its ownership to the Geis family from Johnstown and Kansas. In the wake of Jobs Geis's death it passed to his son W B Geis and later Ed M Geis, with a tradition that it remains the property of the oldest male in each generation. The book, thirty five years older than a Monroe La Bible, is kept in a large safe and rarely allowed to leave the house.
A warfolk farmer asks three friends how to handle a plan to kill his pig and hide it to avoid debts. The friends discuss tricking neighbors by hanging the pig outside and later claiming it was stolen, warning of a risky scheme.
The Princess of Wales pleads for the Prince to join her in the box during a theatre scene. He narrates a Scotland stag hunt to his suite before storming out to join her, leaving the backstage drama unfinished as the royal party moves toward the royal box.
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