Royal Matchs and American Bureau Debates Stirring Headlines
The piece surveys royal alliances, focusing on Princess Marie of Saxe Coburg and her Roumanian role, then shifts to American public life. It notes President Sherman’s difficulty distinguishing Maine and California senators, and cites Mr Barrington’s name-change quest. It ends with a brief riff on the Congressional Record, laughter in sessions, and a proposal for a domestic science bureau.
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Roumania
Victoria
George
England
Mary
Marie of
Saxe Coburg
Prince Alfred of
Saxe-Coburg
Marie
Russia
Prncess Marie
Ferdiman
Europe
Milo
Helen Vicerescu
Queen Elizabeth
Queen Mary
Lise
Sherman
Maine
California
Johnson
Works
Congressional Record
Washington, DC
Tesburn
Rcal
House of Congress
Victor Murdock
Kansas
Alfred Austin Autobiography Charts Poet Laureate
The piece notes Alfred Austin, the English poet laureate, writing a two volume autobiography and suggests his poetry would better justify his role after Tennyson. It contrasts champagne riots in France with milder unrest in some American cities on New Year’s Eve and mentions Agua Prieta Mexicans in a light, humorous tone. It urges readers to speak well of their town.
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Bureau of
Washington
Sam
Bureau of Domestic Science
Alfred Austin
Tennyson
Alfred the Great
Alfred the Little
France
Bullets at Border Shape War News and Oddities
The piece notes bullets crossing the border during a clash on Mexican soil killing U.S. citizens and recalls Tafts border troops action. It cites Mexico's revolution and Diaz calling volunteers, and contrasts Mexican class structure with America. Side remarks cover a Missouri church dinner tie and Alaska egg prices.
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Douglas
Aris
I Surgents
Washington
Mexis
Taft
Mexico
Diaz
United States
México
Republic
Lent-Era Demand Pushes Pork After Fast
After Lent ends, shoppers seek pork products as markets report rising demand. But retailers caution supply remains tight with holiday cooking and feasting anticipated across multiple counties and towns.
Sudden Proposal and Ejected Sister Scene
A stage snippet shows Young Smith asking Nellie to marry him while avoiding a hidden brother and a listening sister. Nellie refuses, drama ends with Smith collapsing. Separate probate notice concerns Frederick Bensen deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by December 8 1911. notice runs four weeks in the Diller Record.
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Young Smith
Nellie
Mr Smith
Amy
Smith
London
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Diller Record
How to Keep Shoes Soft and Prevent Hardening
Wet shoes should be stuffed with paper before storing. The paper absorbs moisture and helps prevent the shoes from becoming hard.
How to Keep Few White Meat With Lemon Rub
Advice suggests preparing turkey or chicken by rubbing inside with a piece of lemon. This method supposedly brightens the flesh and increases tenderness.
Conversation Sparks Tension Over Money
A dialogue between Mrs. Wildman and Mr. Wildman shows mounting concern about extravagance and impending consequences from creditors. The exchange hints at financial strain and marital strain as they discuss future payment for lifestyle choices.
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Jones
Mr. Jones
Joneses
John Paul Jones
Paul
Mr. Barrington
John
Stulth
Crown Princess OF
Roumarta
Agua Prieta
Congress
Iditarod
Alaska
Burtington
Los Angeles
Denver
Scenic Colorado
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Sant
Western Pacific Railway
Southern Pacific Railroad
Coast Line
Southernacific
Seattle
Portland
Billings
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Aa Watson
Diller
Z “W. Wakeley
Omaha
Diller, Neb
Frederick Bensen
C.C. Boyle
Ais” Wien
Gutenberg
R. F. Starr Real Estate
Postoffice
Diller, Nebr
Claude Ellis
Diller, Nebraska
Odell
DR. H. Bauguess
J. Monroe Davis
Sarasee
First National Bank
Fabury, Neb
Frank T. Pearce
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