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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
4
Advertising rates set at five cents per line for insertion. Notice indicates second class mail transmission and post office entry at Diller Nebraska. Business locals run until sold out. Friday March 3 1911.
Geo W Holdredge and the State Historical Society plan a monument where the old California and Oregon trail crosses the Burlington railroad in Jefferson County. They note the trail’s historic span from the Kaw to the Platte used by traders, emigrants, and the 49ers, with a dedication day planned this summer.
The first newspaper in America Publick Occurrences appeared in Boston on September 25 1690. It promised to publish the liars in Boston and was banned by authorities before its second issue could appear.
A provocative column argues that women lack honor only if judged by male standards and that men rely on their own sense of honor. The piece contends women are naturally tactful and seek comfort, asserting mutual compatibility can end in divorce and favoring practical ease over conflict.
A Sunday school teacher asks why the Lord does not strike dead every liar after recounting Ananias and Sapphira. A bright student replies that if that happened, there would hardly be anybody left. Chicago News.
A Detroit Free Press quote notes the subject avoids the thirty days grace on life insurance premiums, implying substantial wealth despite no official confirmation. The remark underscores financial security as a measure of affluence.
The excerpt recalls a routine from 6 AM rising to 10 PM, with a question to Bill Joe about past imprisonment. It presents a dialogue fragment from the London Telegraph and references habitual daily life and a past incarceration.
The remark notes that the slander of some people can serve as a strong recommendation, comparable to the praises given to others. It reflects a skeptical view of reputational signals and opinion.
A steady worker buys from local dealers who advertise and keeps his pay where he spends it in town. The poem notes buyers who support local merchants and urges advertising as a sign of a reputable seller.
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