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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
2
Old-Time Circuit Rider Remembered For Plain Speaking And Prayer
A rugged Alabama circuit rider who recently died was famed for denouncing sin in sharp tones and praying openly. An anecdote recalls him kneeling at a log meetinghouse altar as young revelers gathered amid riotous living, then declaring they did not smell like penitents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Piny Woods
North
Portugal
Spain
Cape Horn
Sailors and their intricate knots of language told by old hands
The narrator recalls sailors from a bygone era and their colorful speech. A Dutchman, a Welsh skipper, a Black wheelman, and a seventy year old Welsh sailmaker are sketched through vivid voices and maritime phrases. The piece ends with a nod to misunderstood seamen and their poetry.
Work and Marriage Reflected in Court Remarks
A 17 year old girl told her mother she would not work and preferred to marry. She wed the young man earning $8 a week before nightfall, illustrating a sentiment echoed by another girl who said she was not working but married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mamie
Boston Herald
Boys Debate What They’d Do With A Million
Richard aged twelve from Warburton and Gordon aged ten imagine spending a million dollars. Richard would buy a motor boat and Warburton would spend on music and theater tickets. Gordon dismisses their plans with a snort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Warburton
Gordon
Dinner Club Speech Praised Women in Tuxedo
A post dinner talk at the club house in Tuxedo praised women. A quoted fragment attacks misogyny and includes garbled lines about fishermen and women’s roles, reflecting a public discourse moment with unclear speaker attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynt
Wimmien
Ike Pilchards
Eas
Motor Car Cure for Whooping Cough Advised
Dr Manuel Rodrigues Portillo of Clinica y Laboratorio advocates motor drives for late stage whooping cough. On clear mild days choose level roads and limit speed to six and a half miles per hour with the child on the front seat beside the driver. The treatment purportedly deepens breathing and cleans the respiratory passages while boosting appetite and vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Rodrigues Portillo
Clinica Y Laboratorio
Daughters of the American Revolution Finish Memorial Hall
The Daughters of the American Revolution announce completion of a memorial hall in Wisconsin with a $300,000 funded project. The ferrying costs totaled $50,000 and the building is fully paid except for the mortgage held by Desiald Mclean, reduced each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desiald Mclean
Bagdad From a Distance Reflects on Rail Scheme
The text contrasts Bagdad and Haroun-al Rashid with a proposed international railway plan. It argues Bagdad may stay unreachable except in dreams, yet warns of potential repairs if worst fears rise to a shrine visit by British tourists. It notes Bagdad’s safety from plague and flood despite past disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagdad
Dad
Haroun-al Rashid
Zobeide
French Bean Coffee Seed Offer From Salser Co
Advertises French Bean Coffee seed at 1 cent a pound with promises of growth in Wisconsin in 90 days. Leads readers to mail 15 to 40 cents for seeds and seed catalog, with extra packages offered for larger sums. From John A Salser Seed Co. La Crosse Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
John A. Salser
A Woman's Letter Explores Hidden Meanings in Letters
The piece cites M. Marcel Prevost on why women write differently from men. It argues a woman’s letter carries subtle aims and intentional effects, not the plain message, likening it to a glance or smile and a crafted purpose rather than direct honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Marcel Prevost
Willie and Eva find shows better than first
A young boy Willie recalls his first theater visit to Uncle Tom's Cabin and his praise of the second show. He notes his mother and father, expresses a preference, and mentions the era's playful joke about Eva and union suits in a Judge quotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Eva
Willie
Uncle Tom's Cabin
Papa
Honest Confession A Doctor's Talk on Food
A Texas practitioner recounts his long belief in Grape Nuts as the ideal food. He recalls his initial prejudice against other diets, then admits how routine use of the cereal improved his strength and vigor since starting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Quarrel in Private Reflects on Matrimonial Manners
A magistrate cites privacy in domestic disputes while noting public outrage at quarrels between husband and wife. The piece argues private missteps may be harmless if unspoken before witnesses, but public scorn worsens harm and can invite interference to protect decorum and curb violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epades
Lora Braxfield
Remarkable Cure Report With Peruna Remedy
A patient recounts a painful illness that worsened despite various remedies. After trying Peruna, relief came within three days and complete recovery followed after using several bottles. The testimonial vouches for Peruna as effective for similar afflictions.
Civil War terminology may shift in official use
An amendment adopted by the House in Washington may redefine the conflict as the Civil War in official terms, though public usage already favors the change. The shift signals a broader national consensus after four years of conflict and reflects improved sentiment toward the nation's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Mystery of a Gulf Town Bushire Reveals Diplomatic Link
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bushire a Gulf town once of strategic importance. A person of age was sent from India on diplomatic business and appears in a developing narrative with gaps in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf
Bushire
India
Knicker-Le Smith Convalescing Reported
Becker-Well notes indicate financial concerns remain despite recovery rumors. No formal confirmation of full recovery or release is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Smith
Becker
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