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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
3
A massive raft at Haparanda Sweden measures 1887 feet long 56% feet wide and 10 feet above water with 16% feet below. It took six months to build and carries as much wood as four large ships. Seven men crew the raft for its voyage to Copenhagen Denmark.
A lawyer argues that the suspect’s confession was coerced by police, insisting the evidence against him is strong but seeks to negate the confession by proving police pressure. The case hinges on whether the defendant’s rights were violated during interrogation.
Two American soldiers discuss censorship in a shell-damaged town. One warns not to name the town to their families while the other laments how even longtime residents would fail to recognize it now.
A witty exchange noting that nature’s solar system proves order, with a sarcastic admission that nature has made a shining success of its own design. The dialogue nods to scientific analogy while keeping a light satirical tone.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a pain free corn remover. It says a few cents buys a tiny bottle from druggists to stop ache instantly and lift the corn off with fingers, eliminating hard or soft corns and calluses without irritation. It credits a Cincinnati genius as the discoverer.
The article describes Ainu women of Japan living on Yeddo island who tattoo a mustache like mark on their lips. The design starts as a small line on the upper lip and may extend onto the cheek, using carbonized birch bark ash. faces are carved and garments use elm fiber.
Governor McKelvie seeks legislative opinion on a special Nebraska session to ratify the national suffrage amendment. He asks for timing suggestions and will call the session if other states’ governors act, aiming to speed ratification before 1920 elections.
The statement emphasizes that having a definite objective and compelling motivation is essential for achieving satisfactory performance. It suggests that clarity of purpose paired with incentives improves effort and outcomes.
An old saying that exiting life after a third descent is fatal is explored as a proverb. The piece discusses its cultural origins and how it has influenced views on danger, fate, and perseverance across communities.
President Venustiano Carranza states he will retire after his current term and will not be a candidate again. The remark follows a confidential message carried by Gen Candido Aguilar, governor of Vera Cruz, who was sent to the United States on a secret mission.
In a local race, a horse named Signature of Blue is set to start for trainer Ovey Bo Fane at the Five Cais course. Jockeys and odds were listed as part of the draw, with betting notes highlighting the likelihood of a strong showing.
Readers speculate about concealed riches and famous jewels, from Coutts Bank vaults to Madame du Barry legends. The column notes enduring allure of hidden treasure myths and historic intrigues surrounding famed artifacts.
Fragmentary text appears to report a personal separation and marriage dispute. Readable elements mention a wife, joining or separation, and an implied emotional mandate. Names, places, and clear events are not discernible due to garbled OCR.
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