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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
4
A 1913 newspaper excerpt notes the Panama canal will shorten the New York to San Francisco route by about nine thousand miles, promising a savings of at least six weeks in travel time. It also touches on Wilson's presidency and ex presidents, and a Kansas pastor remarking on a child.
The secretary of state William J. Bryan notes a historic moment when a president divested himself of power over major interests and political factions. The remark emphasizes the uniqueness of such a move in history and its political implications.
A shopper seeks a sleeping cap and hooded nightgown through multiple departments. After misdirections to Art Needlework Hosiery Basement and Notion counters, staff clarify knitted sleeping caps belong at the knit underwear counter. The shopper persists, but the right item remains elusive.
An advertisement touts the Rock Island Plow Co Universal plow praised for soil versatility and efficiency. It claims the device replaces four plows, offers single sulky double or triple styles, and promises easier draft, thorough trash burial, and higher crop yields.
The Timur ruby once feared lost is now among Britain's crown jewels matching the Kohinoor in fame. Weighing just over 352 carats, the uncut yet polished stone traces its lineage to Timur and Tamerlane, passing through Persian rulers before ending in the regalia.
A worried patient asks the doctor to diagnose her ailment. The physician says there is nothing wrong beyond needing rest and quiet. He declines medicine and suggests finding a peaceful place to relax, but cautions against trips to places like Atlantic City.
An unreadable fragment describes someone visiting a ticket office. The incomplete wording makes the event unclear, but it hints at a desire to obtain pass access or information.
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