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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
4
The Diller Record lists subscription terms: one year in advance $1.50, six months in advance 75 cents. notices entered at Diller Nebraska post office as second class matter. Advertising rates available on request. business locals run until ordered out at 5 cents per line per insertion. Friday May 26 1916.
The piece extols dreams as the fabric of achievement and cites historical figures from Moses to Gutenberg. It urges boys to seek gentlemanly character, noting foundations of reverence, respect for elders, and honesty. It recounts Lincoln Sumner anecdotes about Massachusetts influence and a historic Civil War moment at the White House.
A wartime editorial argues that national mobilization requires three elements: arms and sailors, industrial capacity, and a unifying spirit. It stresses fair institutions, shared sacrifice, and united effort across workers, farmers, and capital to preserve civilization and prosperity in America.
The article explains the sun's surface temperature ranges from ten thousand to fifteen thousand degrees, much hotter than what we feel. It notes our skin burns in summer before reaching high shade temperatures and acknowledges we do not yet understand the sun’s interior heat.
On May 30 a grateful nation recalls its dead with floral offerings and somber rites. General John A. Logan argues the custom honors liberty, preserves institutions, and keeps alive the martyrs and principles upon which the republic was built.
South Omaha Union Stock Yards reports mixed cattle hog and sheep markets on May 24 1918. Cattle receipts moderate about 414 head with strong demand for heavy cattle and high bids. hogs sold mostly between 9.45 and 9.60 with few at 9.79. sheep and lambs steady to strong with a new record price for clipped lambs and light ewe supply.
A master recalls a faithful servant Dick who cared for two horses over twenty years. When one horse Billy dies, the mourner horse stands by while Dick buries him. The master notes Dick loved Billy, and the servant reveals their twenty years together in quiet loyalty.
Excerpt contrasts a careful saving fellow with a cork in the ink bottle between pen dips. The Yale Record remarks on a cautious figure, while Life notes a father parted from Harry may be better for a day or two.
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