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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1919
Page
4
May Day in America and the threat of radical violence
The nation faces May Day with fighting in New York, Cleveland, and Boston and scattered disturbances. The piece condemns the bomb plot and urges prompt action against radical groups while defending law and order and the rights of labor within legal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cleveland
Boston
United States
Evar
Hardwick
Atlanta
The Sweet Tooth Era and Prohibition Era Remarks
The nation spent three-fourths of a billion dollars on candy last year and could double if prohibition rises. Citizens swap cocktails for caramel treats, with candy kettles in breweries and sweet shops in saloons. The shift reduces delirium tremens and liver cirrhosis risks and may boost employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
The Loan Campaign Sparks Massive Public Mobilization
A nationwide drive mobilizes two million workers and millions of posters to boost subscriptions. German war material counts include 85 000 hélmeta taken, along with 6 000 films. The effort covers 30 8 trains and 220 battle tanks aiding the campaign.
Canada’s war debt and sacrifice in lives
Canada’s war debt runs about 200 dollars per person, similar to ours. Yet Canada made the greatest sacrifice in lives relative to its population, highlighting the high human cost of the conflict for the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
State Governors Exchange Remarks Hint at Return Visit
A fragment notes the South Carolina governor has traveled somewhere and hopes he will return to hear the North Carolina governor speak. The brief hints at interstate dialogue without details on dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
North Relina
States vote include women in presidential elections
The report notes that twenty six states grant woman suffrage and presages how female voters will shape the presidential election, highlighting the expanding role of women in politics.
Europe Calls for Speedy Peace Amid Rising Conflict
Citizens across Europe advocate for immediate peace to end hostilities. Leaders and activists urge swift negotiations as public pressure grows for a resolution to the fighting and its humanitarian impact.
Congress Passes Revenue Bill Exempts Hotel and Porter Tips
President Wilson urged quick action on May 19 to assemble and name the date for passing appropriation measures. Secretary Glass advised urgency, noting the only tax Congress forgot in the revenue bill was hotel and pullman car tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Wilson
Glass
What constitutes a days work in various roles
The piece lists hourly expectations for different jobs from eight hours for bricklayers to twenty four for newspaper men. It notes the peace treaty was delivered to the Germans at 8 17 p m Wednesday, spans 80 000 words in fifteen sections, and reports delegates from 27 nations witnessing the ceremony with German readiness to sign and to prepare for devastation in France and Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Belgium
May 15 Pay Day for Liberty Bond Interest
Seventy eight million dollars in Liberty Bond interest will be paid to Americans on May 15. If bond-holders redeem coupons for War Savings Stamps at post offices or banks, the amount could grow to ninety three million dollars in 1924. Every four dollars sixteen cents in stamps grows to five dollars. Keep the dollars growing.
The Value of a Child's Merry Laugh
A writer extols encouraging a hearty family laugh as a healthful boost for a child's well being and mood. They claim loud joyful laughter spreads through a house, lifts spirits, and has contagious, blues-busting benefits for all listeners.
The State Fair Promotes Farm Progress And Patriotism
The State Fair promotes production and patriotism, teaches better farming methods, provides a forum for idea exchange, and brings the community together. It exhibits the latest agricultural machinery, fosters scientific advances, stimulates improvements and labor saving devices, and builds community pride through agricultural achievement. It points the way to better schools and spurs a spirit of competition for material, social, and economic gains. It offers clean amusement for thousands of farm families during their annual vacation.
Fire water mix injures several in San Francisco room
In San Francisco a dangerous mixture resembling gasoline and formaldehyde ignited a fire like a match in a barrel. Nearby bystanders were exposed to the fumes and several persons were injured as furniture and the room suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Adul
Piteas
Echo Inclana
Pesca
Beware of the Faker Promoting Liberty Bond Trading Scams
A warning notes many Americans are surrendering Liberty Bonds for fake stock schemes. It urges readers to consult bankers and resist convincing sales pitches that promise quick profits and imply risk in exchanging bonds for securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Hades
Liberty
Phone Operator Saves Family From Gas Poisoning
Mrs Minoie Huntington, a rural telephone operator, answered a midnight call on rural line No 9 and heard a child crying for Dr Knecher. She alerted neighbors BE AD Andrews Wordell and Doctor Knedler, who rushed to the Tidd farm near Dalenville Pa to find Mr and Mrs Frank Tidd and their three children unconscious but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tidd
Daleville
Minoie Huntington
Tidd
AD Andrews
A Wordell
Doctor Knedler
Pershing Beats Their Show At St Mihiel Visit
New York vaudeville duo Cres sy and Dayne entertained soldiers near St Mihiel after returning from France. General Pershing, invited to the performance, had a conflicting engagement and began the St Mihiel drive the next morning. A month later the Cressys met him and he asked about the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilt Cressy
Cressy and
Dayne
France
St. Mihiel
General Pershing
St. Mihhiel
Cressus
Miss McCarthy Dislocates Jaw at Ponca Game
Miss Margaret McCarthy a Ponca High School basketball player suddenly could not close her jaws after shouting rah rah for Ponca at a South Sioux City game. The left jaw was dislocated and Dr W Barl reset it under anesthesia despite her wish to avoid it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McCarthy
Ponca Wigh School
Ponca
Sioux City
Miss McCarthy
Barl
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Frank T. Pearce
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Europe
Kuppenheimer
Gayville
Manhattan
Arrow
Weoden
Frank E. Tincher
Fairbury
Nebr
South Side Square
Pershing
Cressys
St Mihiel Drive
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