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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
7
A humorous exchange reveals hunger driving the Star-I staff as a manager asks why attendance is low and the reply notes the need for real food in the banquet scene tonight. The tongue in cheek line suggests morale and appetite intersect at the paper.
A terse dialogue shows a candid exchange about employment where the respondent says he seeks money and is willing to work, while the inquirer asks about available jobs. The exchange reflects attitudes toward labor and economic need.
A verse about Mary carrying a ring given by her beau. Everywhere she went the ring followed. At tea with twenty three girls they noticed the ring and exclaimed that it had reached her.
A California judge ruled there is no legal authority to bar a husband from making love to his wife even when a woman sought an injunction to restrain his attentions. The judge noted the ruling lacked a Solomon’s power, recognizing only a Solomon would decide.
A physician recalls his own experience with coffee and heart palpitations. He notes he used coffee for years without recognizing harm and warns that tea contains caffeine, a substance he says can harm the heart as coffee does.
John Muir describes a mighty quake in Yosemite that birthed mountain taluses along the valley walls. He details the moonlit sounds, the Sentinel rock’s collapse, and a roaring, living earth that seemed to call to distant planets as Indians and settlers fled in terror. Muir stayed to study the effects.
Mrs. Jenkins, resting to cure a headache, is annoyed by her devoted maid Bridget who peeks at her door repeatedly. Bridget responds with a drawling remark. Mrs. Jenkins wonders if the silence means she might be dead, illustrating a comic household moment.
A courtroom exchange reveals confusion over a defendant�s payment for injuries amid a brutal beating case. The prisoner mentions a question about a person named Rame and Ismay, while the judge notes the defendant is discharged.
A brief quote from a couple suggests a tense exchange on personal failings, with a wife's rebuke echoing a husband's self awareness. The fragment implies a domestic moment without clear names, places, or outcomes.
A brief note outlines the United rate at about 10.5 and mentions Gena et ce ee 138.9 per thousand, indicating a statistical measure discussed in the period.
A fragmentary report mentions unrest about paying for roof work and rain damage. The text is garbled but suggests concern over costs and a roof issue. No clear names or places are readable.
A Scottish legend recalls King Bruce near defeat in battles. He sees a spider climb and fail repeatedly before succeeding. Inspired by the spider, he gathers courage, makes a final effort and defeats his foes, giving rise to the maxim if at first you don’t succeed try again.
Mrs. G A Selby of Redondo Beach California writes in a 1911 testimonial praising Cuticura Soap for her five month old baby who won a prize in a baby contest. She claims the child has never had a sore or chafe and attributes this to Cuticura. She urges others to try the soap and ointment and notes free samples and a booklet offer from Cuticura Dept L Benton.
The lord-high keeper of its buttonhook notes royalty faces difficulties as a court function competes with the scenery and costumes of a grand musical production. The uneasy monarch agrees.
Unsigned ad item promoting eye care remedies from a Chicago company.
A brief joke scene centers on Cholly angrily reacting to a rude question from a girl. The punch line reveals the humor in the misunderstanding over suffrage and gender roles in a casual social moment.
A fragment notes a woman who claims age is under twenty five. Garfield promotes liver health with a syrup that soothes gums eases inflamed mouths and calms wind colic at 25 cents a bottle. A social observation hints people admire polished fronts while gossip follows.
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