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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
3
The court orders the wife to pay alimony as part of the divorce settlement. One spouse asserts the need to retain support, noting it keeps them and their partner financially stable. The dispute centers on ongoing financial obligations and the sufficiency of proposed payments.
A columnist muses on manners and restraint, noting that choosing silence over harmful talk can prevent offense. The piece explores gendered expectations in dress and behavior, urging thought before words.
A wry remark notes the line between genius and insanity, suggesting the latter listens to three neals daily as a provocative contrast.
A vintage ad promotes a Lewis single binder cigarette claiming a rich mellow flavor for smokers seeking a smoother experience. The copy notes its appeal in peaceful times and includes a wispy aside about wise marriages.
A fragment notes that phrases like well and rings are exchangeable for Christmas variants.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a patron learns in a mock medical style that a barber shop keeps the chair, utensils, and even the shaving tools in violent boiling routines. The scene ends with the reveal that the barber himself has been boiled.
Mrs Edith Schwartz of Hillsboro writes that eczema burned and itched on her daughter at 203 Walnut Street. After using Cutiura Soap and Ointment, symptoms relieved and full cure occurred in ten days following two months of illness. Signed February 28, 1913.
A fragment mentions a parent noting a child in the hospital and a doctor stating treatment for an ailment related to asteroids, with a reaction expressed as astonishment. The text appears to be a partial, damaged excerpt.
A fragmented note recalls a popular stage piece with a ghostly walk and a scene involving golf sticks, hinting at a whimsical or mysterious theatrical moment. It lacks full names or dates but preserves the sense of a memorable onstage occurrence.
President Wilson’s Gettysburg address on July 4 honors the semi centennial of the battle. He frames the nation as a living force, pledging to guide the people with laws on statute books and to keep faith with returned comrades while empowering citizens to secure freedom for future generations.
The article details memory and habit in animals. It cites Watson at Johns Hopkins studying seabirds on The Tortugas islands and honey bees locating their hive. It also describes a chipmunk that yearly searched for its nest framing after the cot was removed.
Fragmentary text mentions youth and a belief that God ordered them. Also references a beverage and bath with unclear context. No clear event, date, or named organizations emerge from the readable portion.
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