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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
3
A brief item notes a office boy asks if he should trim letters with scissors rather than filing them, reflecting a light newsroom anecdote from the London Telegraph.
The line mocks royal pretensions as a historical aside about King Canute attempting to command the sea. It highlights royal arrogance met by nature’s stubborn limits in a witty, enduring anecdote.
A reader notes positive effects from Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery shared in a local exchange. The message mentions learning about the remedy through a friend and references pap canes with casual remarks.
Fred Jones of Grant county, son of the Jones family, aims to be a physician. He and two companions were found behind the barn smoking. his mother reminded him he should not. He joked that as a future doctor he would need to smoke to learn early.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses women readers and mentions garments and knowledge but lacks clear facts or event details. The unreadable text preserves no actionable names, dates, or places to identify a specific news item.
A humorous exchange from the Edinburgh Scotsman shows a youth dodging a baker’s assistant advert. The man questions why he did not read the ad and laments the idea of living in for thirty bob a week.
Damaged OCR fragment describes infant stool passage with reference to a medicine and unidentified event. Details are illegible, making meaning uncertain.
In Fiume Italian fascists and D Annunzio loyalists installed a provisional government led by Zanella after he was elected head by an overwhelming April majority. He refuses to leave his native city as clashes between annexationists and autonomists intensify, including a bomb attack on his car after a loan deal with Rome.
Harvey W. Church, held in a coma during a forty six day hunger strike, was hanged in Cook County Jail after being carried to the gallows in a chair. Attorneys raced to file stays and a habeas corpus petition moments before execution, but the trap was sprung and he died.
New York shipbuilder Charles W. Morse and his three sons Ervin Benjamin and Harry Morse along with eight others are named in an indictment in Washington D C alleging illicit connections against the United States. The document outlines charges connected to actions against federal interests.
Ohio Governor HL Davis declares opposition to capital punishment and vows to devote effort and influence to ending the practice in the state. He outlines a campaign to mobilize opposition among lawmakers and the public.
The House Appropriations Committee cut the Navy budget request causing the navy to be effectively stalled in Washington. The action halts funding for a key warship program and delays ongoing naval readiness.
A brief fragment notes a person named Hae to OB clothes. It mentions someone being poor and remarks that his wife is a good dresser. The readable portion suggests a casual, dialogue-like snippet without a clear event.
A fragmented reminiscence mixes musings on gum, penny slots, musical comedy, and reform battles with jokes about lectures and the Modern Girl. The piece references Dartmouth College, a Jack o Lantern, and Bay State road sign adoption amid odd phrases and humor.
Researchers report a breakthrough in creating synthetic leather and rubber using yeast derived materials and glycerin along with other additives. The process aims to provide affordable, sustainable plastics alternatives for fashion and industry.
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