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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
8
A historic note urges young men to study Abraham Lincoln’s life to overcome poverty and lack of advantages. It argues Honest Abe’s rise under hardship proves greatness is possible and prompts readers to honor his birth month.
A measured note of encouragement can be more valuable than riches. The right word nourishes the soul, lifts spirits, and comforts the weary, especially for overworked wives who seek a spark of sympathy in hard times.
A British solicitor amused a judge by describing a process server failing to serve a summons on a lieutenant aboard a submarine. The navy ship stayed submerged to avoid service, and the court could not substitute. The judge noted service must be personal when on a naval vessel, so they would wait for surface contact to attempt delivery.
In Lehigh County Pennsylvania Thomas Kemaly died leaving a self written will that disinherits five children from his first wife and leaves about $30,000 to his second wife. The will states There children Shall not receive no part of my estate whatsoever. Courts doubt the validity of the double negative and the outcome hinges on whether the testator’s intent is clear enough to override statutory provisions.
A fragment notes public dancing near Christmas with a remark that it resembled a turkey trot. The text appears as a dated or playful aside without clear events or participants.
A Georgia judge declared it unlawful to kill an umpire, warning that such acts spoil the fun and sap the sporting spirit. The remark reflects ongoing concerns about violence in sports and the protection of officials.
A terse civic debate raises accusations and questions about ethics. The prompt questions what concrete actions will be taken in response to alleged misdeeds and calls for accountability.
In a dialogue with the tax assessor, Pat argues that the goat isn’t worth eight dollars. Casey insists the law mandates the assessed value. The assessor reads aloud a property tax rate that applies to properties abutting Front Street.
A fragmented. urging piece extols leaving the rut and trusting independent judgment. It advocates breaking new ground, taking decisive steps, and fighting personal battles without awaiting favors. The text critiques reliance on others and champions self-reliance and originality.
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