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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
4
Prose Style Gossip from a Fragmented Dispatch
A collection of quips and misstatements touching on politics war and society. Notes mention Turkey in Europe the Allies tactics railway managers time and passenger losses Taft inviting Republicans to reunite a large elderly bride in Los Angeles and praise for the city climate despite frosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hens Begin Laying Again Amid Spring Yet Unsettled Eggs
Hens resume laying as if spring has arrived, adding to the already chaotic cold storage egg market. Producers report elevated supplies and ongoing price fluctuations, while buyers monitor stocks and distribution channels for stability.
Prosperity and Discontent Amid Divided Expectations
A concise reflection notes that prosperity fuels more discontent than hardship as increasing wealth raises expectations. It suggests people feel they are not receiving a fair share despite overall improvement.
Edison Proposes Kite Life-Lines for Wrecked Ships
Edison suggests a simple, practical invention to aid shipwreck rescues along rockbound shores by sending life-lines ashore with kites, a concept he claims almost anyone could devise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Sugar boom spurs debate on roads versus battleships
The rise in world sugar consumption from under 2.5 million to over 17 million tons in four decades fuels a Congress debate. Advocates argue $15 million battleships could fund vast highway networks, linking Portland Missouri to San Francisco with a 100 foot wide national road. The Brittany Bride Choosing Day notes moving pictures at the event and the ancient church led arrangements for a common bridal day with religious solemnity and frugal feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Portland
San Francisco
Saint. Jean du Doigt
Brittany
Housing Costs Drive Roomer Trend in Tight Market
In a period of fierce competition, workers seek the best position at the lowest pay. Some couples, earning about $95 monthly, must take roomers as rents soar. Many men pay up to $40 a month instead of renting larger, stove heated flats for half that price, saving for a home.
A Moral Plea on Marriage and Finances
A columnist argues that excess spending by men and women on clothing and entertainment leads to health problems and rising divorce. He warns that living beyond means forces couples to forgo children and social participation, urging adherence to sober spending aligned with natural law.
St. Louis's founding and early status in 18th century
The article traces St. Louis origins from a 1764 Indian trading post founded by Pierre Lacle de Lingueste under French rights with the Missouri Indians. It became upper Louisiana's capital, shifted to Spanish control, then French again, and finally U.S. possession in 1803. It was incorporated as a town in 1809 and gained a city charter in 1822 amid later annexations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Pierre Lacle de Lingueste
Louisiang
Missouri River
Upper Louisiana
Spain
Louisiana
France
United States
Carondelet
Horses Still In Demand At Harness Makers Convention
Charles Schell president of the National Harness Manufacturers association opened the twenty sixth annual convention at the Hotel Victoria. He said there are more horses in the country than ever and demand remains high with prices strong for harness and related goods. Over 200 members from nearly every state attended the opening session, marking the largest meeting in the association’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schell
National Harness Manufacturers’ Association
Association
Hotel Victoria
Schell
The
Diet Advice From Sydney Murray in Fifth Act
Fragmentary quotation suggests Sydney Murray advises eating modestly to seek happiness in later life. The garbled text lacks a clear event, source, or location, but centers on diet as a pathway to contentment in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Iawgienny
Mee Murray
Auto Value in Warfare
In a London address T B Browne argues automobiles give major advantage in war. He cites 110 petrol and 36 steam vehicles aiding army supply alongside railways, noting four hours to cover what horses take two days, and four motor lorries replace three horse wagons for a brigade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institution of Automobile Engineers
London
T. B. Browne
Quito Water Porters and Their Jars
In Quito the aquadores begin daily at a fountain in a principal square. They carry deep earthen jars, about forty liters, on their shoulders with leather straps. They fill by listening to water flowing and leave when brimful, bowing at each customer and disappearing behind a spray of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Not So Easy Father Warns About Visitor
A clipped dialogue fragment shows a father scolding a son for bringing a young man to the home. The exchange hints at family tension and the son's plans to pursue college athletics with a possible intervening path suggested by the parent.
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Frank T. Pearce
Diller
Nebr
Turkey
Europe
Mr. Taft
Moving Picture Machine
Vilages
Jean du Deight
St. John the Baptist
Herod
Ald
St. Jean du Dwight
C.ean dl
Ford
F. D
Detroit
J. D. Fanders
Percy
DR. H. Bauguess
Diller, Nebr
S. D. Shaver
Claude Ellis
DE_LER
Nebraska
Odell
J.monroe Davis
Samana Ob Cones
First National Bank
Fairbury
Neb
O. C. Diehl
Ditiler
Dole Black
Bell
Edward E. Steffen
Elia St
Beatrice, Nes
L. P. Raymond
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