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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
2
The Evening Post warns against accepting late invitations to risky outings and explains that fear of new experiences fades with practice. It argues that speed blinds judgment and inertia, leaving the untrained to danger as operators fail to regulate nerve responses under the impulse for rapid travel.
The Bookman views pragmatic ideas as a mediator between philosophy and practical conduct. It describes pragmatism as adaptable to bridging truths and verifiable outcomes, offering a fresh yet steady approach for tired minds amid scientific advances.
The president says he will not press Congress to unite the territories immediately. He believes the people’s wishes should guide the process. If irrigation aids growth, these territories may soon become populous and prosperous enough to demand statehood.
A cave at a worksite two miles east of town collapsed trapping and killing a 21 year old named Brown who was removing props after completing cementing. Owner H R Phillips narrowly escaped as the cave roof fell in.
The article notes no change in grain rates and says roads will likely move grain at the old rate. Attorney General Thompson did not promise the federal court that action by the railway commission would be blocked until a formal complaint is filed. The Aldrich bill requires a written complaint before the commission can act, delaying any possible rate reductions for Nebraska farmers this year. The appeal progresses to the first week in January, but reductions may not reach farmers in time for this year’s crop.
The Central City schools may see smaller graduating classes for 1909 and 1910 as many students appear unlikely to complete their participation. Parents seem not to act in the expected manner, affecting early graduation projections.
Auditor Learie has been enjoined the Garfield county district from proceeding on school bond plans, halting the project pending further court action.
The article highlights Nebraska as a manufacturing hub with cheap raw materials and a strong home market. It cites Patriotic support for domestic industry, explains money invested locally via insurance premiums, and notes labor shortages but emphasizes advantages over eastern states. Lincoln firms like Harpham Bros. & Co. and Farmers & Merchants Ins. Co. back the movement.
A dated remark notes the uncertain totals for known animal species with a playful jab at taxonomy. It cites Nurmann on rodent species rising from 970 in 1880 to 1,900, while the living mammal species total remains about 1,500 across 160 genera, highlighting the expanding catalog of life.
Union Pacific fast mail No 9 struck a team owned by William Bannister at a blind crossing near Bishop and Withrow's hardware and Foster and Smith lumber yard. One horse died instantly and the second shortly after. the wagon overturned but occupants were unharmed.
An 18 year old man was shot in the face at a shooting gallery. The proprietor of the shooting gallery fired the shot and is under police scrutiny as the incident is investigated.
A mother describes a severed skin outbreak on her child, failed treatments from three doctors, and rapid recovery after using Cutiura Soap and Ointment. Within weeks the sores healed and the child’s face and body became clear again.
A reader recalls a Doctor's waiting room scene where a magazine from a table bore another man's name. He argues magazines are easily stolen and reflects on protecting items with a non sticking starch.
A fragment urges careful handling of every bottle of medicine and remedy labeled for infants and children. Emphasizes ensuring proper storage, dosage, and safety to prevent harm.
G. A. received a fining notice from the fishing game department for killing ducks. The case outlines penalties and the legal basis for the fine.
A fragment notes a discussion about a product claim and price value. Mr Dustin defends a brand over complaints, suggesting the product offers better excuses for issues and that a sale proves superior quality by offering more for the same money.
An advertisement claims Dean’s Baney Pills relieved shooting pains and back trouble since 192, with five years of freedom from recurrence. The brief note presents a testimonial style endorsement.
A feature describes a replica meal named Muldoon's Vegetable Dinner served at the White Plains gym, linked to a famous medicine ball test by Elihu Root. The dish includes fried sweet potato, eggplant, succotash, stewed tomatoes, cauliflower, and bread and butter, tied to Muldoon the Solid Man and the Finest club.
Try Defiance Starch both hot and cold starching to judge its performance. If you think you do not get better work, faster service, and lower cost, return it and your grocer will refund your money.
A brief note states that fair haired people tend to be less strong but live longer than dark haired individuals. It adds a European proverb and references fortune and world favors.
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