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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

7

Ardmore and Griswold Chase Winks Across States

Thonas Ardmore a bored millionaire and Henry Maine Griswold UVA professor ride from Atlanta to pursue a girl who winked at Griswold. Mistaken for Gov Osborne in South Carolina Griswold’s lie is threatened. Ardmore learns Barbara Osborne is Gov Dangerfield’s daughter and travels toward Raleigh while a brown jug bearing a threat is found. Ardmore allies with Jerry Dangerfield to govern in the governor’s absence as a telegram targets Appleweight.

Thonas Ardmore Henry Maine Griswold University of Virginia Atlanta Griswold Ardmore Gov. Osborne South Carolina Liefe Hick Columbia Barbara Osborne Gov. Dangerfield North Carolina Raleigh Kildare Dangerfield Appleweight Jerry Dangerfeld Gov.borne

Appleweight Case Deepens as Governor’s Counsel Menaces AG

Barbara Osborne and Maj Griswold press the Appleweight case with a formal statement to the Columbia Intelligencer. The governor claims steps have been taken to arrest Appleweight while Bosworth, the attorney general, is challenged over a missing requisition and alleged theft from the governor’s desk.

Barbara Griswold The Columbia Intelligencer Raleigh Intelligencer Miss Osborne Appleweight North Carolina South Carolina Gov. Osborne Osborne Maj. Griswold Mr. Bosworth Bosworth Saluda House Columbia Father Miss Barbara Attorney General's Admiralty Charlatesville, Va Mr. Griswold Secretary of State New Orleans

Shouted carolers obey a child's odd orders

In a Pearson's Weekly vignette a shivering group of carolers sing beneath a lamp after a boy from a opposite house urges the leader to perform a loud hymn. A late twist reveals a wary, copper coin exchange and a wary husband returning with a turkey.

Pearson's Weekly

Gas Bills and a Noisy Neighbor Spark City Debate

A New York woman laments high gas charges on her East side while a new neighbor allegedly uses gas all day and night. She notes a recent rise in meter readings, a new gas reader, and claims her own bill matched the neighbor despite her own limited use.

East Side New York West Side

Family scenes slang clash in West Philadelphia home

A Philadelphia Telegraph note recalls a family dinner where a bright girl repeats slang phrases. The parents debate how to correct her speech with wit and a toast to proper language. The exchange ends with a playful mispronunciation about correcting the child.

West Philadelphia Maggie Philadelphia Telegraph

The Way We Judge People

A dialogue contrasts perception as Gruel is described as unobservant. Another speaker notes he misses the same things that others notice, highlighting subjective judgment and differing viewpoints.

Gruel

Big Tobacco Purchase For Lewis' Single Binder Cigars

Frank P. Lewis of Peoria buys a record 24 carloads of fancy grade tobacco for Lewis' Single Binder Cigars. The purchase, from the finest crop in years, covers more than two years of production and commands an extra price. Reported by the Peoria Star on January 16, 1909.

United States Frank P. Lewis Peoria

City Park Portrait May Confuse Rural Visitor

A Denver man visiting the City Park museum recalls a farmer who dismissed a portrait labeled as E. H. Smith. The farmer joked that the painting shows Smith alone, deriding city sellers and noting there is no one else in the frame.

Denver City Park E. H. Smith Smith Cincinnati Post

His Last Poem Recited At Public Celebration

A poet's final work was read before thousands, with a commemoration following. Publisher notes speculation about the poet's death, asking if he was lynched or shot, reflecting sensational press framing.

Leslie’s Weekly

Evy Davis Pain Prevention Mention Noted

Fragmentary note references pain prevention by Secor and Seas with unclear context. No clear event, date, or organizational details emerge. Further readable text needed for a proper summary.

Eevy Davis

Growth of True Greatness and Goodness

A brief philosophical remark on nurturing noble thoughts as the seed of genuine virtue and enduring excellence.

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