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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
8
A juvenile court faces a destitute mother and six children of a drunken father. The piece argues for reform in state policy, warning that sending children to asylums or forcing parental custody continues a cycle of degeneration. It questions how to balance care, punishment, and population welfare.
An advertisement fragment touts Dr Kings Life Pills claiming they cleanse poisons, stimulate the liver and improve digestion, urging regular use to relieve constipation. The text reads as an old drug promotion from Sones Sts Drug Co.
A legal notice notes actions by members of the Boy Scouts of America with forthcoming steps and official proceedings. The item references organizational involvement and potential upcoming changes or filings.
A local sales note touts Chamberlain cough remedy as highly regarded with Shutt Drug Co as seller. A health officer fined a grocer after a misweighed peck of apples prompted a 25 cent purchase investigation, revealing the bag weighed nine pounds fourteen ounces.
A guide on rejuvenating neglected orchards emphasizes pruning to reduce excess wood, improve light penetration, and boost color and size in market fruit. It advises removing dead wood, careful limb cutting to prevent bark peeling, painting stub cuts, and proper spraying for healthy regrowth.
Fragmentary dialogue shows Mabel Himterslide praising gender equality amid a city stroll. A couple dines in a restaurant as the man explains a wishbone game and discuss notions of voting and propriety in a crowded setting.
The pagan kingdom of Wukari in Socoto Nigeria is described as longstanding and resilient against Fulani advances. The chief is portrayed as a grand figure in a portrait, holding the staff of office, bearing the emblem of allegiance to Great Britain, and wearing ostrich feather adorned sandals.
In Jefferson County Nebraska County Court at Fairbury hears Elmer E. Colman petitioning for admin to A. H. Colman. Hearing set March 25, 1913 at 1 PM in Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record for three weeks prior. Judge C. C. Boyle.
Phillips rock near Vailey Springs in Liano county Texas is a limestone formation about 80 feet high and several acres in area. Exposed sides show weathering, and the projecting stone offers climbing routes. The surface attracts picnickers while numerous crevices serve as homes for bats.
A Brussels clock reportedly runs without human winding as the mechanism is powered by the wind. The tale describes how atmospheric forces drive the clock’s operation, keeping it ticking without manual intervention.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the County Court hears petitions in the matter of Annie M. Diller deceased. David H. Diller seeks administration to Thomas P Price as Administrator. A hearing is set for March 26 at 1 PM in the County Court at Fairbury. Notice to interested parties will run weekly for three weeks.
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