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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
4
Public notice from a Diller Nebraska post office dated Friday March 24 1916. It states second class mail transmission rules and advertising rates upon application. Local business notices run until ordered out with a charge of 5 cents per line per insertion.
Announcements run for sheriff in Jefferson County with multiple candidates for the Democratic Republican and Progressive parties ahead of the April 1916 primary. P H Shea Charles E Gilmore Chas Franz John A Cherry Frank Tippin and Louis J Nutzman seek the nonpartisan county judge post.
The ballot announces the Clerk of District Court race in Jefferson County Nebraska for the April 18 1916 primary. Charles H McGee and Oscar N Garnsey are named as candidates with party alignment noted for Republican and Progressive electors.
Jefferson County electors of the Republican Party vote for the office of county assessor at the primary election. The notice is dated 18 1916 and mentions Wooster.
County officials announce their candidacy for County Attorney in Jefferson County. E A Wunder seeks the Democratic nomination for the April 18 1916 primary, while F L Rain pursues the office for Republican and Progressive electors with the April 1 1916 primary.
Candidate C. L. E. Blauser seeks the Democratic nomination for the office of Representative from the 32nd District. Primary vote scheduled for April 18, 1915. Blauser emphasizes party unity and public service.
A Fremont Tribune quotation proclaims spring’s waking as proof of renewal for the human heart. It links birdsong and resurrected flowers to comfort and the belief that death is not life’s end, envisioning reunion with loved ones.
The Bruning Booster notes how spring changes mood and activity. Weather lifts spirits, unblocks coats, and brings out hats, poets and frogs in chorus. Birds, autos, and shoppers animate country roads and corner boxes as anglers eye the pole by the eaves.
The article traces ancient and medieval anesthesia from nepenthe and hemp vapors to mandragora wine, noting Herodotus and a third century Chinese physician. It cites Weiss of 1760 amputation under mandragora, and mentions arterial compression and hypnotism as early techniques.
A judge remarks on a peculiar exchange in which a waiter confirms a surprising claim about two fried smelts. The dialogue hints at a humorous misidentification and a formal setting.
A concise reflection on how chance governs relations while deliberate choices forge lasting friendships, highlighting the balance between luck and decision in forming social bonds.
London Tit-Bits notes that the largest bread loaves come from France and Italy with two to six foot lengths. Paris distributes bread mainly by women who start at 5:30 a.m brushing loaves, delivering to flats and street entrances where doors bear the weight of the long rolls. Wages range from 2 shillings to 2s 6d a day with work ending by late morning.
A Washington Star quotation contrasts a father who recalls fourteen hour days with a youth who squanders time. The exchange underscores generational views on work, fate, and responsibility.
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