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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
6
A man sends roses with a note. the recipient recalls a blunt pencil message claiming she owes him a pair of pants. The note causes confusion and a frosty reception when he visits her that evening.
Andrew Carnegie condemned the idea that employers are always right in labor conflicts. A Palm Beach villa tale features Mrs Smith Jones hiring a stately old colored deacon as butler. The exchange ends with a quip about truthfulness and obedience.
A newspaper invited readers to define the most beautiful thing in few words. The first prize went to the answer The eyes of my mother. The second prize to The dream of that which we know to be impossible. A humorous entry claimed The most beautiful thing is to see a river without harming it.
A quoted Judge laments plutocrats grinding the poor, recounting a worker earning $29 weekly commissions for catching speeders. He notes shifting to fly machines and asserts the rich cheat the poor out of their livelihoods, calling them hogs.
The fragment discusses nourishment and sermons, noting Dominic gains vitality through food and sermons. It mentions conscientious work and personal notions, with a cryptic reference to Steen and cross in misquoted form.
In El Paso the Mexican government and revolutionists led by Francisco Madero Jr meet near Juarez to negotiate peace. Credentials are exchanged and Diaz’s resignation is cited among demands. The government may seek to exclude that issue from the accord. Madero Jr is named as rebel leader.
Washington expects possible action by the Sixty-second congress to alter the inauguration date and potentially the nation’s election date. The proposed constitutional amendment would shift terms for the president and members of Congress, promising changes in timing.
Lincoln Beachy won the three mile air race in 5:16 aboard a biplane. J A D McCurdy piloted the competing aeroplane and Gary Carter of Washington drove the motor car to a third place finish.
Gov. Woodrow Wilson told about five hundred attendees at the Knife and Fork Club dinner at the Coates house that in the United States a political epoch has begun. He said corporations backed by millions manipulate laws and praised Missouri governor Hadley while praising Kansas City’s progressive spirit.
A Baltimore report explains "Dollar Diplomacy" as the new term for expanding American commerce abroad through the State Department. It frames the policy as replacing threat with dollar influence to protect and promote national interests.
Olathe Kansas divinity student Karl M Bickel is freed as trial judge J O Rankin dismisses the charge against him The judge said the state failed to present a case and ordered no further action on the matter.
President Taft and Mrs Taft appear at the Washington horse show with Miss Helen Taft and Eseetal Groon. The event drew social and political attention as the first family attended in formal daytime attire.
Women report relief from distressing female ailments after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Pinkham Laboratory in Lynn Mass holds over a million letters from users attesting to improved health. The remedy, made from roots and herbs, is claimed to restore normal female function and has helped some avoid surgical procedures.
Ras calls Eddie Jones to run about eight miles ahead of him with a Teal bloodhound to test the hound’s speed and reliability as a hunter. The plan frames a scouting exercise to gauge pursuit efficiency and breed aptitude.
A mother declares she can trust her daughter to Owens. Owens affirms the trust, saying everybody trusts him.
A fragmentary line echoes Heraclitus noting streams and waters as symbols of constant change. The quote blends paradox with imagery, suggesting flux in self and world. The text evokes ancient philosophy through a brief meditation on movement and permanence.
A concise reflection on situational awareness and location awareness. The remark emphasizes the value of understanding one’s surroundings for safety and decision making. It frames knowledge of position as practical guidance for any activity.
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