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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1915
Page
4
A 1915 newspaper fragment comments on living today over yesterday and previews wartime insights. It notes time as precious and argues harnessing today shapes tomorrow, while offering a brief wartime geostrategic reflection on trench warfare, mobility, and aerial support.
The Christian Herald warns that forests are being ruthlessly cut, harming soil moisture and river supplies. Medicinal trees like wild cherry witch hazel slippery elm butternut white ash white pine tamarack white willow and birch are rapidly disappearing, risking tonic and healing properties.
The Meridian road is a 2,000 mile dirt route from Winnipeg to Galveston marked for direct guidance with almost no turns. Built starting in 1911 by Kansas, over 100000 dollars funded the section inside the state. Now complete to the Oklahoma Texas line and being rebuilt in Texas.
The USGS estimates saline ocean volume at about 2.659e13 cubic feet, enough to cover the continental U.S. except Alaska to 8448 feet. An eminent authority links cancer largely to sulphurous vapor from fuel, suggesting a home location choice for those fearing the disease.
Five year old Ernest Smith, deaf, nearly blind and abandoned by his mother, is under care in Missouri. Medical authorities and the Missouri Sunshine Society note his rapid progress after treatment and an eye operation, with growing perception, color recognition, and awareness of visitors and clothes.
A fragmentary transcript shows a man teasing his wife with a joke about a letter he forgot. She refuses to mail a note, insisting she would not lose it, then carries the item in her shopping bag for days.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous club, home life, and women’s magazines and bulletins such as Everyday Life, Woman’s World, Farm Life, Gentlewoman, McCall’s, Poultry items, Prairie Life, Rural Weekly, and others. The block resembles a catalog of titles with occasional notes like free patterns and subscriptions.
Cattle receipts about 5 000 head yesterday with liberal numbers and weak guidance from Chicago. Prices steady to lower for cattle and hogs. top hog price $6.75, veal steady, lambs supported by light lamb supply averaging 9.75 for Colorado lambs and 9 8 9 75 for fed westerns. Sheep and lambs show higher bids with strong demand and few feeders.
A house keeper tells Mary after the week she will not need her services saying the cooking does not suit the boarders. Mary replies that the boarders seem to like it, but the house keeper insists on replacing her.
The speaker laments endless demands for payment and the dread of further debt. He voices worry about not getting more credit while facing persistent dunning notices.
Dialogue scene shows Mabel urging Perey to push ahead at college while Perey responds awkwardly about making progress, with a judge remark hinting at judgment or policy.
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