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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
4
A jumble of notes mentions the post office in St Diller, a Bulgaria colors controversy, and a New Jersey man who killed himself after his wife sold carpets. Gov. Johnson signs the Webb bill restricting alien land ownership, while New York–Buffalo nickel words face criticism. the treasury may revisit coin wording.
A directive urges choosing a town and avoiding lingering habits of discontent. It encourages asserting commitment to one place and becoming a booster for the community.
A small Arkansas town shoe store owner earns fame as the laziest man. A woman and the shopkeeper exchange a humorous chat as he sits on a box and quips that customers must wait until he stands up to serve them.
The excerpt notes readers asking why a benevolent God permits disasters after a tornado in Nebraska and floods in Ohio, and mentions Lyman Abbott as a qualified figure to address such concerns.
The Siamese minister and family arrived in Washington before Christmas after traveling from Bangkok to Genoa. Princess Pantip and her brother Thevatia tour the capital with their white bulldog Kim, enjoying Washington’s winter and fetes while upholding royal duties. They describe Siamese society as modern, educated, and social, with a strong home life and refined needlework traditions. Their Rhode Island Avenue home blends teakwood and ivory with a colonial American setting.
Chicago resident J B Greiner of Wilmette used an electric foot warmer sparked a vivid dream. He imagined tropical seas bathing warmth spreading through his body. He found himself on a volcanic island within a Gulf scene.
In New Orleans Juan Jose Estrada, former president of Nicaragua, is described as asking for guidance from a guardian figure on the nations. The report mentions a potential trip to Washington following the event.
Capt. Einar Mikkelsen recalls eleven months in the Arctic with Iverson, teaching English briefly and sharing endless talks. They avoid politics, yet steer clear of silence, noting their world paused as they faced cold, danger, and a painful dental ordeal lasting 330 days with 6,000 hours of toothache.
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