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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
8
A sale notice notes a petition with colts roerall across the county and a breeder offering to stand at his farm one mile north of Steele City. The text highlights fine disposition and encourages breeding to Spedigree stock, urging buyers to consider the bank account when selling.
Trumpet is a black Jack with white points foaled May 17. Sired by Toren an imported Spanish Jack. Described as large boned with good action and a strong foal getter. Full pedigree available at my farm. Standing in 1913 season at my farm.
Ernest Farleigh returns to his family amid ruin as his brother James grasps the fortune and Minna looks on. Henry Farleigh expels Ernest with conditions while the store and branch outlets collapse, leaving estate debts near two hundred thousand dollars.
A reminiscence from Ger. B. Burd Grubb recounts a man who justified eating pie with a knife at a table. The anecdote touches on table manners and propriety in social meals.
The text explains practical color blindness tests for railroad engineers, describing how red and green appear yellow or blue at 15 degrees off center and gray in the yellow blue zone. It presents a theory by Professor Poffenberger linking color perception stages to evolution in animals and humans.
Nathan Kaplan, son of Frank Kaplan, owner of a saloon on West Chicago Avenue, was saved when his fox terrier barked during a fire started by crossed wiring. A deputy and bystanders broke down a rear door as smoke filled the room, rescuing him.
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