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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1917

Page

7

Waiting in a Public Corridor at the Astorbilt

In the Astorbilt Hotel corridor Helen waits for Warren who arrives late and dismisses her with neglect. She leaves a note for him, goes home, and endures a tense night of silent discord before learning he met with George Winston for a price maintenance case and planned a late supper.

Helen Warren Yates Caldwell Astorbilt Central George Winstone Geo. Winston Winston

Banana ripeness claim analyzed by two doctors

Researchers Dr. Victor C. Myers and Dr. Anton R. Rose conclude ripe bananas turn golden with brown specks. The article notes bananas have higher calories than other common fruits and claim they are always in season.

Victor C. Myers Anton R. Rose

Inside shows no signs of fermen Satie edekenadinien

Fragmentary OCR reading shows muddled phrases including Satie and nonstandard terms with no clear event, date, or place. The readable portion hints at a possible arts or music reference but lacks coherent facts or names to anchor a news item.

Theft charge over peach jelly incident reported

Ephraim Jones was charged with stealing a dozen and a half jars of peach jelly from Mrs. Watson's cellar. The arresting officer and the judge discussed the case as the suspect remained silent while the officer stated he witnessed the act.

Ephraim Jones

In Case of Fire Drills At Grammar School

The grammar school principal moved through rooms giving final fire drill instructions. Pupils listened as teachers repeated safety cues, while some giggled at the odd phrasing and mispronunciations in the short guidance.

Grammer School

Hoax Report Turns Into Rank Imposition

A chatter about a foreign count Comeupsa being an imposter proved to be a sly hoax. The exchange notes the prank as a notable social imprudence in local discourse.

Comeupsa

Natural method teaches reading with objects

A child learns to read and write by using objects and short sentences. Copying blackboard words at each lesson reinforces reading simultaneously with writing.

Extracting Broken Screw Described as Drilllike Tool

Scientific American outlines a device to remove broken set screws. The tool resembles a drill with a coarse left handed thread. The drilllike tip penetrates the remaining screw and the extractor engages, twisting the screw out along its own thread.

Scientific American

Spring Melancholia They Say the American Feet is

A fragment in fragments of a column reflects on mood and national sentiment as seasonal change coincides with wistful reflections on identity and longing. The piece hints at cultural attitudes and personal introspection without detailing events or outcomes.

Parting Shots and a Life Photograph Tale

A humorous exchange recounts Hortense and Egbert with a photograph sent to Life for a potential $100 title. A farmer confronts an Irish trespasser, finds him elsewhere in the same field and jokes about continued trespassing. A quip on gender and style closes the piece.

Hortense Egbert Life Pat

Freckles New and The Secret to Clear Complexion

An advertisement promises fading freckles with Sim an eme of ethine-saeuhie applied twice daily. It claims the druggist recommends a small amount, usually not more than one ounce, to achieve a clear complexion and vanish freckled skin with a guaranteed double price option.

Foresight Metaphor In Umbrella Thought Exchange

A fragmentary dialogue compares social rebuff to rain and borrowing an umbrella. The lines imply a failed effort to please a woman and a skeptical view of foresight as choosing when to borrow shelter. The quoted exchange emphasizes irony and social risk.

Speaking Without Thinking Is Shoot ing With The Eyes Shut

A concise aphorism notes that speaking without thought mirrors shooting with eyes closed, implying careless action and lack of deliberate aim or judgment.

Castoria Note Warns Against Narcotics In Infants

An old notice emphasizes dangers of narcotics in infant care and promotes Castoria as a safe remedy with the genuine signature, urging proper use. The text cautions about infant deaths linked to narcotics and urges cautious treatment for children.

Pieter

The Life and Uses of the Steamboat by Fulton

The dialogue discusses Robert Fulton and the steamboat, noting its fame and practical uses. It centers on a classroom question about the steamboat’s many applications and Fulton’s connection to the technology.

Lfe Robert Fulton Fulton

Handicapped Golfing By Kidd Does Goode Enjoy The Game

A short note questions whether Kidd and Does Goode enjoy golf with a remark about Kidder being religious and unlikely to engage in the activity.

Kidd Goode Kidder

Slacker Joke Grins Over Wedding Dance Favor

A playful exchange recalls a past night and a wedding dance favor. The grateful friend mentions a till dance at the wedding and a wish that the favor had already happened, capturing lighthearted social banter.

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