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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
4
Local Candidates Avoid Primary Filing Fee
On Friday July 19, 1907 candidates avoid the five dollar filing fee for primary nominations. Mr. Junkin notes officials must be compelled to run and many decline to pay to file their names.
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Mr. Junkin
Nebraska Queen the giant mare showcased in Kansas City
The Kansas Journal notes the Nebraska Queen, a colossal mare bred by M F Sparks of Falls City Nebraska. Described as the largest mare yet seen from Sparks, she stands 20.1 hands high with a 32 inch head and 9 feet 3 inch girth, shoulder 20 inches, throat 30 inches, collar 30 inches and weighs over 3800 pounds. Sparks aims to breed two large horses from one, mirroring Burbank in vegetables and fruit.
Special Delivery Letter Tips From Early Postal Rule
A historic note explains using ten cents in ordinary stamps to simulate a special delivery. Letter must bear proper postage and the words special delivery to receive expedited handling. Delivery stamps remain available, and the new rule permits this alternative method.
Beatrice Plans Semi-Centenal Celebration Dates
Beatrice will hold her semi-centennial celebration Sept 24 to 27. The fragment references a photo of Roosevelt in a Lansing Michigan car and includes stray phrases about memories and charity.
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Roosevelt
Lansing
Michigan
Beatrice
What Is the Soil and Its Tiny Place on Earth
A reflective piece explains soil as a thin crust over the earth, far smaller than oceans, and largely irrelevant to the planet’s bulk. It argues soil matters mainly from a human perspective, likening Earth to a giant apple and soil to a fragile bloom.
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Appieton’s
The Flirting Lobby at the English House of Commons
The gallery for women visitors is heavily grated as men look up from below. Conversation is limited to five minutes to curb flirting, while young members frequent the area to spot celebrities.
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House of Commons
Nothing Doing Slang or Habit in Dickens Tone
The speaker debates whether nothing doing is slang or a historic phrase seen in Dickens. In a passage from Dembey and Son, Sol Gillie plans to close a shop and abandon the business, telling Walter the trade is a habit he cannot easily quit. The dialogue explores language and usage across eras.
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Dembey & Son
Sol Gillie
Walter
Notable 19th Century Figures Tied to Washington and London
The article lists prominent figures and events including George W. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Marshall Field buying property on Massachusetts Avenue Washington to build homes, Frederick J. Velka a veteran street car worker noted for punctual service, Colonel Elijah W. Halford nearing retirement after service as private secretary to President Harrison, James Morris of New York ensuring a $37,000 bequest for Crippled Children and St Luke's Hospital rides and music, Henry Spindler linked to London Swan and a Dickens provenance, and Hannibal Hamlin's son continuing public service with a Chicago law career and Haz- ard/ Boston University education along with John Hollis Bankhead’s Alabama Senate seat succession.
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Madison Avenue
Elijah W. Halford
Harrison
Army
James Morris
New York
St. Luke’s Hospital
Central Park
Henry
Thomas Spindler
Brentford
England
Charles Dickens
Board of Civil Service Commissioners of
Chicago
Hannibal Hamlin
United States
Lincoln
Hamlin
Bangor
Hazard
Boston University
John Hollis Bankhead
John Tyler Morgan
United States Senate
Comer
Alabama
Congress
House
The Cookbook Tips for Better Cooking
Advice on flour use for browning and bread crust in water to remove greens flavor. Gentle handling of salads with broad bowl and turning technique. Custard caution: avoid boiling, simmer gently in water bath for creamy texture.
France Faces High Public Spending and Roquefort Trade
Paris allocates 54,000,000 yearly to street cleaning and maintenance. An estimated number of Roquefort cheese makers sustains many livelihoods in France. A celebrated Savoyarde bell costing 400,000 faced rehanging at Sacre Coeur, but a mishap caused it to crack and be recast after a double repair.
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Paris
France
Church of the Sacre Coeur
Montmartre
Tramp Tries Pantomime Outside Back Door
A stern woman at the back door confronts a tramp who mutters he saw a “beard” in the notice and tries to press a claim. The exchange hints at a misunderstanding or scam in a doorway scene from a historical item.
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Weil
Ady
Dissas
Siapiard
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