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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
2
A narrator recalls hosting a company dinner with careful courses and practical touches. Guests arrive, coats are hung, and the cook prepares a kitchen where the broiler and baked potatoes accompany the meal. Diners read an evening paper while waiting, sharing a quiet, domestic scene.
A collage of fish dish instructions outlines cod with mushrooms and tomatoes, halibut with lemon butter, and a cheese crusted flatfish. Methods describe buttered paper bags, short bake times, and finishing sauces with stock or milk based sauces, ending with hot servings and a shrimp topping.
A mixed recipe note describes a luncheon option using cold mud tem beef or veal. It instructs slicing into rounds or squares and melting butter the size of a walnut on a plate in the oven. A church vignette notes Rev. Frost addressing his congregation with clear connection last Sunday.
A fragment notes cattle laden freight cars at a location where the Elks club accompanied by their brass band appeared in force to show respect to traveling brothers, wrapping a moment of courtesy around a rough freight yard scene.
The report marks the fortieth anniversary of the organization of Old Fremont Engine Company No 1, noting its long service and community role. Details remain fragmentary in the excerpt.
A clipped sentence notes an injury in two places breaking the dome in the right leg. It identifies Mr. Graf as a pioneer resident of Gage county.
The state banking board notes a paid up capital stock of 10000 dollars. The Nebraska Grand Army of the Republic plans its 36th annual encampment in Beatrice on May 14 to 16 per an order by Department Commander A. M. Trimble. A plaster cast of Abraham Lincoln, once in the state house and created by John Curtie of Bilatt, was moved to the basement and broken into pieces. Nebraska corporations pay about 2.197 percent of state revenue.
A Universalist leader notes near a hospital door a sign advising against entry if feeble and praises the janitor's care. He argues a friend’s smile is worth more than medicine, and that cheerful faces ease the burdens of those afflicted among us.
A Utah notice from Plain City dated September 19, 1910 describes a severe infant scalp eruption later treated with medicine. The item mentions a free sample offer for Cath Cura soap and ointment via Coeticura and a 13 page book, addressed to Department 1 Boston.
The passage argues that a lawyer cannot rely solely on a client’s bare assertion of facts. It notes truth may be present, but factual accuracy alone is insufficient to prevail in a case, implying the need for evidence, argument, and procedural strategy.
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