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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
7
A garbled opening cites a question about a kiss and eating before bed, then references “Second Ditto-Yegg work” and a police official. It mentions a New York company and a nondescript note from Puck, with little coherent context.
The article traces Ireland’s musical history from ancient times when harps served official status to the eras of Danes and changed styles. It notes Tara’s musical lore, Egyptian connections via the harp, and legends of harpers chanting hymns to Apollo. It cites Benachus Mor laws and the shift after Viking incursions.
A garbled local exchange recalls a peculiar demand made of a woman about a tailored jacket and trim mingled with wine. The dialogue hints at social custom and a hint of tension in a barroom setting.
A Milwaukee Sentinel quotation notes that no man is entirely honest, as each person believes his next door neighbor to be more dishonest, reflecting on self-perception and virtue.
The note discusses a tentative need for accompanying items and mentions tents needing to be removed. It cites Dr. Pigree's Pleasant Pellete as a cure for constipation and asserts curing the cause cures the disease. A pun about a young man paddling his own canoe is included alongside a remark about motor boats.
A witty line suggests a man would choose wealth over immediate fame hoping to earn renown later. The quip frames fortune as a path to future celebrity rather than instant prestige.
Classified ad from Sea City Iowa lists alfalfa seeds at six dollars and Timothy blue cross and cane at two dollars and sweet clover at nine dollars. Mentions farms for sale and rent on Croppagarts with J Mulhill as advertiser. Notes concern with green goods.
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