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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
4
Local newspaper item from Diller Nebraska detailing subscription options with one year or three months in advance, postal classifications, and advertising rates. Mentions business locals run until ordered out and charged per line per insertion. Dated Friday January 28 1910.
A Seneca Tribune meditation on the restless migrant who leaves Nebraska for Oklahoma Colorado and Texas in search of luck. The piece laments discontent, recalls the old farm and memory’s power to repaint it, and ends with the idea that waking from sleep, a man may find he wandered only in his dreams.
Ex president Roosevelt finishes Africa hunt and returns home as the Roosevelt trophies being sent to the Smithsonian Institution are described as a rich and representative collection. The piece highlights American valor, scientific achievement, and lasting impact on natural history as observers anticipate wonder from visitors and scholars alike.
In a cheerful exchange, a wife tells her ill husband she must fetch material for a new dress from the dressmaker. He frets about dressing amid illness, but she reassures him the dress will be fine, a black gown to suit any outcome.
Willie narrates a tale where his grandmother helps him invest in candy. The boy rushes off in glee, returns crying, and admits he swallowed his cent. The exchange ends with the old lady asking what happened and Willie recounting his swallowed coin.
Local market notes record price levels for butter and eggs at the Racket market. Dr J A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian based in Wymore Nebraska is referenced in the brief.
Miss Anna Nora Roelfs and Mr. F. W. Tuxhorn were married Wednesday at 2 pm in the Roelfs home near Diller Nebraska officiated by Rev. John Pitting in the presence of about seventy guests. Attendees from afar included Miss Effie Roelfe of Jacksonville and Mr. Albert Lebrende of South Auburn. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served and the couple will reside in South Auburn after February 1.
In a discussion from William Osler reprinted in Woman's Home Companion, the public misperception of tuberculosis is challenged. The article argues that close contact poses little risk if sputum is handled properly and housekeeping is disciplined, and that sanatoriums may be less risky environments.
Caroline C. Mathias born May 12 1834 at Johnstown Pennsylvania died January 21 1910 at the home of her son Frank Mathias near Diller Nebraska aged 75 years 9 months 9 days She moved to Illinois as a girl and married William H Mathias March 24 1853 They had five children three sons and two daughters one son survives her William H Mathias died in 1895 They moved to Nebraska in 1872 and were among the first settlers She joined the Methodist church at sixteen and remained a member After a three year illness she was buried in Prairie Home cemetery following funeral services at the M E church January 23 with Rev C S McClure officiating
Miss Elsie Tinstman hosted a Dutch party Saturday night for her girl friends. The highlight was placing a cap on a stuffed Dutch man image. After a four course luncheon, guests dispersed, including Misses Gertrude Lpock Grace Bell Orpha Bell Renelda Fanders Della Fanders Viona Witty Eva Witty Daisy Lamb Lizzie Gretzinger.
Dr Bauguess details Vienna history and growth from Roman walls to Bezirk districts. He describes The Ringstraße, Prater amusement park, large government run hospitals, and water supply via a 52 mile Alpine aqueduct with plans to extend to 100 miles, claiming low typhoid incidence. He notes church conditions, architecture, and daily life as observed in early Vienna.
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