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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
4
Governor Morehead declares strong opposition to moving the state university to a farm location. He argues the current city campus should remain sufficient and warns it would harm poor students who rely on local access. He vows to campaign against the removal next fall.
Dodge City activist Mies Lida Ford campaigns to raise mural standards in high schools and urges girls to influence peers toward better conduct, including avoiding smoking drinking and costly indulgences. She promotes saner dress and prudent interactions to prevent financial strain and crime. An unrelated meteorology note discusses rainfall and water weight per acre.
A stream of punchy, fragmentary notes covers rail travel risks with tables of averages, political jabs about the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, brutal reviews from sailors on Easter Island, quips about John Lind and Mexico, a Wyoming gunman dying of measles, Peruvian wishes for Bipet Llama, and a stray stamp of Col. Roosevelt.
Fragmentary note records a brief lawsuit claim directed at Col. Rodgevelt, with sparse details and uncertain spelling or proper names. No clear dates, locations, or outcomes emerge from the readable OCR fragment.
A historical discussion argues that modern athletic women grow harder and more like men due to outdoor life and independence. It links sport to a perceived decline in home focus, outlines roughhouse routines, and claims emotions drive public life while warning it may harm feminine tenderness.
Twenty seven Vanderbilt model tenement families in East River Homes received home based tuberculosis care over a year. Sixty one percent of adults were cured eighteen children reached normal weight in six months and total annual cost was 20217 compared with 28446 for institutional care.
Reno reports a surprising trend as Shoshone Indians in White Pine district embrace tango dances. A young Indian woman teaches lessons for 2 50, camps at Murray canyon stay lively, and Captain John leads opposition among elders while music comes from violins and harmonicas.
St Louis reports Policeman Trail of East St Louis arrests a man who admits desertion from the U S Army hours after leaving the station where he slept. The 33 year old, Edward Brooks, claimed to desert from the One Hundred and Third Coast Artillery at Fort Howard Maine on September 11 1912. Brooks is Trail's fifth deserter arrest in three months and he says he can identify other soldiers by their appearance.
Fragmented OCR item notes application for appointment of an administrator for the estate of Patrick Congh fa in Forrestville Connecticut. Text references earnings of $12 a week and a sum around $37,000, with unclear context about a young man and an ongoing period of ragas.
A garbled note mentions Turkey and Brazil with unclear phrases about pews and a country. The readable elements suggest a political or trade item but no coherent event or outcome is discernible. Further context is needed to establish concrete facts or identify entities.
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