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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
3
Rev Marion Foreman of Greenfield Indiana testifies kidney trouble relief came after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges fellow sufferers to try the remedy. Remember the name Doan's. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Fragmented text suggests a narrative about a young bride’s discovery tour that ended and the couple entering a new home. Details are garbled with misread names and phrases, making exact places, dates, or people unclear.
Maud questions Ethe about marriage or liberty, prompting a response that both options are acceptable, reflecting a comical romantic confrontation.
A quotation from Addison compares sculpture to a block of marble with education shaping the human soul. It frames education as a transformative art that reveals inner potential.
A speaker rails against a large monopoly while mentioning a small child under protection. The remark links hostile attitudes toward business giants with personal family responsibility.
The sixtieth congress adjourned as Presidents Taft announced an extra session to start April 4. The Tariff Board bill was killed by a house filibuster and Canadian reciprocity died in the senate, with bitter feelings and near adjournment.
Oklahoma City authorities reveal there is no money left in the public building fund. Of the 2 025 000 warrants issued, only 700 000 have been sold and spent, leaving the state auditor unable to issue new warrants. Officials warn work on state buildings could halt soon unless more warrants sell.
Washington report notes the Democratic Ways and Means Committee begins a sweeping plan to save $300 million yearly across government. It targets a first cut of $100,000 annually in House expenses as a starting point.
Washington reports that the experimental parcels post plan was eliminated from the post office bill after Senator Bailey of Texas objected to an April 1 start for a one year trial. Vice President Sherman sustained the point of order. March 20 is tentatively set for assembling the extra session, with Republican leaders firmly convinced its necessity. Representative John Dwight, once opposing a special session, now concedes it unavoidable.
Washington reports last month showing 58 thousand dollars in excess of ordinary expenditures, compared with a February surplus over one million dollars a year earlier and a January deficit of three million. Since July, outlays exceed receipts by 21 million, with prior-year deficiency of 45 million. Panama Canal costs add over 25 million in eight months, to be offset by future Panama bond issues.
Washington report recalls Joseph Cannon laying down the gavel after a long term as speaker. He notes his eight year election eight years ago and thirty years in the house with four votes from a majority to become speaker. He recalls marching to the speaker's chair as John Sharp Williams introduced him.
Washington DC The proposed magazine postage rate increase is dead for this session. Senate Post Office and Post Roads Chairman Penrose announced on the floor that debate would obstruct legislation and be futile, and he would ask the Senate to abandon the proposal.
The dialogue shows Mrs Richquick John asking for two new parlor suits while Richquick Maria complains about frequent changes and plans for diffex across morning noon after one and night, ending with a declaration of being consumed by the task.
The Oklahoma house introduced a resolution to annex the Texas Panhandle while the Texas house countered with a resolution respectfully urging other states and territories to refrain from meddling with Texas boundaries.
Williamsport Pennsylvania. The state supreme court affirmed the Dauphin county conviction of Joseph M. Huston of Philadelphia architect of the Pennsylvania capitol at Harrisburg the last of fourteen men indicted in the scandal to face a trial court.
Frank G. Bigelow the Milwaukee banker accused of embezzling 1 500 000 will be released from the federal prison in Leavenworth after nearly six years of confinement.
Marcus Johnson of Glenville earned a $600 payout after his 60 hens reportedly laid 1 000 eggs in February. Johnson placed the bet on the hens’ total egg production and secured the win with a strong finish.
Paris reports Italy and Austria are ready to hold military demonstrations at their frontier following a diplomatic misunderstanding over territorial rights. The move signals heightened tension between the two nations and potential risk of renewed border clashes.
A Bruyere quotation compares modesty to merit and shades to strength and beauty, highlighting how restraint enhances value and appeal. The line suggests beauty arises from subtlety rather than show.
Washington Washington Congress Parts 60 Day Border Hold Quarantine Rule Mexican cattle may be shipped into Texas removing previous restrictions due to cattle shortage. The change allows immediate movement after passage of the agricultural bill provision.
A 1910 report by Harriman lines statisticians shows that across 17 960 miles of the Union Pacific Southern Pacific and the Southern Pacific in Mexico no passenger deaths occurred during the calendar year.
In Tokio a government spokesman stated in the diet that it does not intend to halt emigration of Japanese citizens to the United States. The remark was in reply to interpellations about implications of the new treaty with America.
Henry L. Myers of Ravalli county won the United States Senate seat, succeeding Thomas Carter, on the 79th joint ballot in Helena Montana.
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