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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
4
The Diller Record published Fridays in Diller Nebraska and mailed as second class. Subscription rates list yearly, six months and three months options with payment in advance. Advertising rates are shown per line and local notices run until discontinued or paid in full.
A 1906 item reports Congress pledging to expose the tobacco trust while discussing meat inspection laws. It notes Armour's stance on inspections, mentions Spain, a Missouri Democratic convention, and references to figures like Longworth, Parion, and Chadwick. It also covers agricultural investigations, currency printing costs, and Wilson’s eleventh commandment remark.
An account of Daniel Webster told by Joshua Soward recounts a dramatic early life moment. The narrative cites intimate loyalty and generosity within a social circle and hints at notable events shaping public perception.
A hawk pursues a ferocious battle with a crowed mob of birds as a big black dog mink clamps on the harrier’s leg. The harrier fights back with swift wing beats and a final lift frees him, then he retreats wounded toward the woods. The scene is described with vivid detail in Harper's Magazine.
A traveler notes Persian stage practices where illusion shapes Western perception. Miracle plays show a prophet rising to heaven via visible stage rigging, prompting solemnity and unexpected mirth as spectators weep openly at the spectacle.
The gardener faces perpetual work and evolving materials, enjoying growth yet acknowledging the threat of others who may ruin his colors with gaudy display. The conflict tests the artist's patience as property owners resist delicate art with household power.
A visitor recounts a little girl’s reaction to a tower of rare china. The child admires the antique dishes in a living room and asks lightly if the hostess has a pantry, revealing innocent practical curiosity.
A Philadelphia salesman touts a mustache cup with a saucer priced at 1.98. Mr Nurich challenges the design noting no mustache guard, arguing the saucer does not match. The exchange highlights product quirks and customer scrutiny.
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