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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary item notes Ita Hammock time now and a drug store sale of White Buck ladies slippers and men s straw hats. Mentions W N Sparks starting Tuesday for Menknace Oklahoma where Mrs Sarah Witty visited last week with her daughter Eva who is in public schools.
If you are sick and lost, all hope, call at the Colman hotel May 26th and consult real specialists. Many never have a right dose of medicine for the cause of their sickness.
Mrs Lorencat visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs Allen Colmah and other relatives for three or four weeks and returned on the early train this morning to her home at Abbott Colorado.
Sanbury Pennsylvania resident John Supsic endorses Dr King’s New Life Pills for constipation and indigestion. The advertisement touts rapid relief and urges use by all, with Swart credited as the endorsing retailer.
Sunday, June 1st is set as an unusual day in Omaha churches. The occasion is described as a gala event and a notable moment in newspaper history. The piece mentions the Nebraska Press.
Elma Joyce Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Clark of 1151 Tenth Street will wed Elwood Limprecht a 1912 mechanical engineering graduate. The couple plan the May 17 ceremony in Raton New Mexico with a prearranged meeting in La Jolla Colorado and will reside in Raton afterward.
A miscellany notes quotes lampooning writers and works from France and beyond. It cites Corneille’s bold aside about Pompey, Scribe’s academy critique, Hugo’s Legende des Siecles line, and a critic Janin described as hating inaccuracy, while misrendered geographies spark debate on Smyrna, Cannes, and the Rhone’s course.
A brief notice reports a seven year extension or delay related to rent day schedules in New York. The item mentions rental obligations and timing without specific names or locations beyond the city.
A New York Mail item describes a photo of the new Japanese emperor outdoors with several generals and statesmen. The young ruler wears a smart European uniform and holds a lit cigarette, noted as a sign of modernization affecting traditional dignity.
Boswell notes nine original members of the club with Sir John Hawkins later withdrawing citing domestic hours. Reynolds confirms Hawkins was expelled after abusing Burke, prompting Johnson to coin a sharper term. Hawkins refused to pay his share of the supper reckoning claiming he ate to supper.
Workers in zinc mines use an experimental method with ultraviolet light to distinguish zinc ore from calcite. The silicate of zinc appears gray like surrounding rock, but exposure to UV rays from electric light causes the rich ore to stand out, aiding mechanical separation on a concentrating table.
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Notice to creditors of Adam Iman, deceased, to present claims in Jefferson County Nebraska. Claims must be filed with the county court on or before September 2, 1913, or be forever barred. Notice to be published in the Diller Record for four weeks.
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