The Diller Record Publication and Mail Terms
The Diller Record is a weekly Nebraskan newspaper printed in Diller. It informs readers of subscription rates including one year three months and monthly terms and notes mailing through the post office as second class matter. Advertising rates are available on request and business notices are billed at six cents per line per insertion.
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Diller, Neb
Mary Elizabeth Hart
Chicago
State Journal
Roosevelt era musings and industrial notes from 1905
The piece blends quotes and reflections on President Roosevelt and the White House with commentary on interstate commerce, congressional salaries, and manufacturing. It cites Missouri contract talks with Japan, Kentucky indictments of Standard Oil, and advice on proper sitting posture, ending with editor stalwartness of local merchants.
Life a Century Ago in Memphis Chronicle
A retrospective contrasts 19th to 20th century life, noting lack of electric lights, telegrams, telephones, phonographs, typewriters, automobiles, elevators, and news access. It sketches a world of wooden plows, steamers, and slow travel, highlighting vast changes, inventions, and daily conveniences unavailable a century ago.
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Memphis
Washington
New York
McCormick
Buried Beauty in Paris Reveals Louvre Beneath Ground
Paris reports reveal Notre Dame road slows view to entrance while Louvre lies buried deeper than planned. M. Redon of the Louvre notes an ancient moat idea and surrounding houses preserved soil over 2414 feet of the building. The preservation committee plans to clear earth to expose the stone base.
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Cathedral of Notre- Dame
Paris
Conseuc
Louvre Museum
Redon
Louvre
London Telegraph
M. Reads
Committee For the Preservation
Old
M. Redon
Dual Sunsets Noted At Leek England Local Myth
A local claim describes Leek in England as the only place where the sun sets twice in one day. A mountain ridge supposedly creates a second sunset a short time after darkness, reappearing through a gap and brightening again before the true sunset.
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Leek
England
Eternal City Existed Before Romulus Says Professor
Rome’s Forum excavations led by Prof. Airoli claim the Eternal City predates Romulus. He contends Etruscans founded Rome on Aventine Hill and later descended to clash with the Sabines.
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Airoli
Rome
Forum
Romulus
Aventine Hill
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