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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
3
Brief notice from the Western Newspaper Union reports an association meeting in Omaha with events scheduled for April 19 20 and 21. Attendees from Nebraska and surrounding vicinities are expected to attend.
Two brothers and their dog pursued a large animal in a Kofton ranch grove seven miles northeast of Bassett. The creature climbed a tree and was shot down, later confirmed as a Canadian lynx weighing about sixty pounds with ear tufts. This is claimed to be the first lynx seen in Nebraska.
Henry F Swanback, who marked his hundredth anniversary a week earlier, fell on an icy sidewalk Tuesday, suffering a painful but not serious injury to his face. In the same town, several buildings in the business district were destroyed by a restaurant fire.
Lincoln high school teams repeat as class A champions after beating the Omaha squad 17 to 10 in the final. Hebron wins class B 18 to 7 over Minden and takes the Miller and Paine cup. Nebraska City defeats Oakdale 18 to 6 to claim the consolation title and Sheas cup.
A rushed diner grabs pie and coffee, claims the chair he used is his. A quarrel follows as the other diner sits there, prompting a sharp exchange about proof and ownership.
The orator claimed the audience applauded loudly after his remarks and Miss Cayenne confirmed joining the applause. She said she was interested and grateful, but feared the speaker might be filibustering at times.
Quote attributed to George S. Merriam notes a fusion of suffering with spiritual forces producing gentleness and strength in character, described as an ideal form of human chemistry.
A terse verse fragment notes the world laughs with you when you joke and weeps when you cry. It riffs on familiar lines to hint at social reaction to humor and sorrow.
The piece notes a gravity railroad will take visitors around the Panama exposition. It also references the White House baby named and hints at ongoing minor affairs of state as alcohol evaporates and reports are cooked.
A dinner guest mocked philosophy as mere folly. The professor responded with a courteous retort, asking if there is much distance between fool and philosopher, then adding that sometimes the gap is only the width of a beam. The exchange amused onlookers more than the antagonist.
A humorous London Opinion note shows a new recruit saying he is fed up with the job and intends to give a week's notice. The brief reflects workplace gripes and a witty take on early resignation.
In a witty exchange, a man is praised as self-made, with the quick retort that his wife and her mother altered him. The remark nods to influence behind the success, sparking a light social jab.
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