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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
7
The remark notes that enduring hardship is simpler for the typical person than thriving in success, a stance presented as more common and relatable. It reflects a general observation rather than a specific case or event.
A dialogue excerpt shows a woman recounting a remark about marriage for money. It reflects social humor and marital expectations in a domestic setting through terse quips between interlocutors.
Mrs Alice Kirlin of Circleville Ohio reports scalp itching burning sores on her daughter lasting months. After trying various remedies with no relief the second application of Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief and full cure. Sample free with 32 page Skin Book by Cuticura Dept L Boston.
The piece notes a trend toward smooth faces among leaders and professionals, highlighting President Wilson as the first bare faced president since McKinley. It observes cabinet members and the speaker of the house also whiskerless, reflecting a shift from aging appearances to a younger look across professions, including doctors.
Two laborers discuss generational wisdom. The first claims that each generation is wiser than the last. The second jokes that the grandfather must have been a remarkable rule model for his era.
A brief quip contrasts decorating a house with paint to a cynical old face, noting the wrinkle of opinion in a social scene. The remark frames attitudes toward appearances and aging with light humor.
A reader from Iowa writes how stopping coffee and using Postum improved her health and complexion. She credits her mother in law for sharing the recipe and notes continued benefits for her grandmother, who also switched to Postum and traveled more. The ad from Postum Co. promotes Postum as a coffee substitute available from grocers.
Western Newspaper Union News Service reports ongoing conflict as government troops guard mining properties in Colorado where a strike since September 23, 1913 has killed 66 and wounded 48. One thousand seven hundred seven troops are deployed with little progress toward settlement amid clashes between miners and mine operators.
Reading. Cal it seems the southern terminus of the Cascade range is quiet after eighteen hours of smoke steam rocks and volcanic ash. An expedition from Mineral eighteen miles away will confirm if a new eruption occurred or a geyser outbreak. Snow on the north slope has melted to expose hot rock ash and lava. The Lassen district lies at the edge of a lava field extending to Montana with many craters.
The Balkans stay unsettled as Thrace Macedonia and Albania suffer ongoing racial and religious strife. London reports fighting persecution and massacres despite formal Balkan war conclusion. Boundary changes and Albania’s autonomy fuel new era of struggle across the region.
More than a hundred officers of the Nebraska national guard gather for a ten days encampment and instruction camp. Seven regular army officers led by Lieutenant Colonel Muir of Illinois preside and provide administrative war pointers. Examinations both oral and written will test the guardsmen as all aspects of army life are considered.
Secretary of State Bryan faced a patriotism accusation over a bare residence so he called the state department chief clerk. The storeroom was locked with the watchman away, and the clerk broke in to retrieve two large flags and sent them by messenger.
The American National Red Cross will forward to the proper authorities any contributions sent by Americans for survivors and dependents of victims of the Empress of Ireland disaster.
Acceptances from Adam Breede of Hastings and James Elliott of West Point as captains of the North and South Platte baseball teams of the Nebraska Press association have been received by the capital city entertainment committee.
New York reports the steamer Colon arrived from Cristobal with the first Panama Canal freight. The 21 000 sacks of sugar cargo was towed on barges through the canal marking a historic transit.
An official call for a strike of coal miners along the Kanawha river painting creek and cabin creek and the Coal river has been signed. The strike is to begin Monday and involves about 12 000 men.
An American farmer Lew Palmer of Staveley Alberta visited the city. From Duluth Minnesota ten years ago he arrived with four cows and three horses and built a 480 acre farm worth about 30000 dollars with 3000 dollars in implements. He last year cleared about 1000 dollars from bogs and produced 7000 bushels of wheat and 6000 bushels of oats plus 18 tons of onions and 12 acres of potatoes.
A hazazzar is described as a man who has an impediment of his intellect. The dialogue uses a playful, pseudo archaic tone to define the term through a father and son exchange.
King Albert of Belgium, a noted tobacco enthusiast and honorary member of several pipe clubs, plans a nationwide pipesmoking contest to open in Brussels Antwerp Ghent and Liege. Prizes include a fine meerschaum pipe and only Belgian grown tobacco may be used.
A historical notice promotes Castorla as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. The piece highlights its long use of over 30 years and urges parents to rely on this trusted product for young patients.
A witty exchange about engagements and marriage. The longer a man is engaged the less time he has to be married, illustrating humor on courtship and timing.
The judge grants another week due to the client’s dress maker falling ill and delaying the court gown. Next case is Stray Stories.
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