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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
9
A garbled excerpt discusses perceptions of women and beauty. It references old maid stereotypes and a line about men preferring a well formed girl to a well informed one, reflecting dated attitudes in a stray quotation.
Rev Edmund Heslop of Wigton Pennsylvania suffered dropsy for a year with swollen limbs and heart flutter. After using five boxes of Dodds Kidney Pills the swelling disappeared and he felt well again. He endorses the remedy and notes continued faith in it.
A fragmented local notice describes a scare involving a farmer's wife nearly suffering a wreck. Readable fragments mention danger, household accident cues, and a distant reference to farming life.
Lincoln reports over 200 bills in the House and nearly 100 in the Senate within four days setting a session start record. The committee on employes lists names including B Achneringer Joe Burr and several custodians and clerks as part of the House roster amid broad measures on taxation utilities roads and public ownership.
The document lists the senate committees and their chairmen, including Accounts Dodge, Agriculture Kiechel, Apportionments Wink, Banks and Banking Marshall, Claims Shumway, Constitutional Amendments Kemp, etc. It covers numerous topics from Education to Public Lands, Railroads, and Military Affairs with party affiliations noted.
A father asks what ails his son as the boy gasps that his breath is “out of place.” The exchange frames a tense moment likely suggesting sudden distress or trouble with breathing. The dialogue centers on a parental concern and a medical concern implicit in the child’s words.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear wording about a regular unit, a company and bat or Sarees. Key entities and specifics are missing, making precise identification difficult. The readable fragment suggests a planning or procurement context but lacks identifiable people, places or dates.
Eight Democratic electors chosen by Nebraskans met at noon in the governor’s office and cast their votes solidly for Wilson for president and Marshall for vice president. Waldo Wintersteett of Fremont was chosen on the second ballot to carry the vote to Washington.
Executive office announced that R. V. Clark of Lincoln received a noted appointment. Officials confirmed the selection and outlined its significance for local governance and public service plans.
Fragmentary line suggests a humorous or columnist note about married life. The readable bits imply a social observation or joke item likely from a casual column. No clear names, dates, or places are included.
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