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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1912
Page
3
Lincoln reports a 9 year old, George Krummack, died after a switch engine struck him as he played near a flat car in the Missouri Pacific yards Tuesday. He lost an arm and a leg in the accident and died Wednesday morning in a local hospital.
All effort to retain Commandant Yates of the university cadets in his present position has been practically mapreenet Aigrich hae engiied Bi.
Broken Bow will add a north side fire department sub station. Cedar Bluffs votes 8000 dollars in bonds for electric lighting. York schools keep teaching staff. Fremont sets May 31 as graduation for Class of 1912. Burglary at Broken Bow warehouse yields flour theft. Beatrice hosts G A R encampment May 14 15 and 16.
In Lincoln Nebraska Rev Harrison Presson pioneering Methodist preacher and teenager Gladys Whitlock aged fourteen are dead and Mrs H T Whitlock grandmother and housekeeper for Presson is seriously ill after gas escaped from a defective fixture at 622 South Nineteenth street Lincoln Nebraska.
A tornado struck the southeast part of the county last week causing heavy damage. The Algernon schoolhouse was completely wrecked with twelve children and Mrs Mills the teacher inside. The building was lifted and carried 1500 feet before stopping.
A Fremont observer estimates flood damage to Platte river land between Omaha and Columbus at 500000 to 1000000 dollars. He has studied the situation since the receding waters left a sandy coating on the land and believes the loss is substantial.
John Collier aged 60 fell dead during a pool game in Auburn after counting balls then sinking to the floor. He was pronounced dead before a doctor could be summoned. Next item notes a new $30,000 Franciscan monastery under construction at Humphrey with priests to reside in the school building. Hastings reports a cemetery relocation movement by the Chamber of Commerce. Fremont notes Miss Georgia Smith’s lost watch found by Henry Peters and returned undamaged after winter rain and snow.
A 1911 guide by M Soyer promotes paper bag cooking for working families. It details multi day meals using one bag per dinner, with Sunday through Saturday menus, ingredients, stages, and oven timing. It emphasizes efficient portions, minimal waste, and simple desserts like jam roly poly and bread pudding.
A lighthearted sports item notes that riding bicycles or other coasted activities are causing nearly as many injuries as football, highlighting rising injuries and public safety concerns.
To every family head the health of members matters most and a reliable laxative is valued. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a mild yet decisive herbal and pepsin remedy, offers relief by morning. Druggists sell 50¢ and $1.00 bottles. write for a free sample to Dr W B Caldwell 201 Washington St Monticello US.
A winter three years ago a severe body eruption covered my skin and itched ceaselessly. After trying many remedies I used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for about four months and the eczema fully healed. Sleep improved and the terrible itching stopped within days.
A cheerful family exchange centers on marriage plans with a mother predicting four chit conversations to follow. The remark captures light domestic anticipation for future steps and social celebrations.
Fragmentary line hints at emotional rejection. unclear subject names or context limits precise reporting. No verifiable event details available to confirm a factual item.
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