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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
7
A mother quiets visitors as children deliver a nightly message. The scene ends with a whispered report that Willy found a bug in his bed, highlighting a moment of reverent family hush and curiosity.
Miss Elsie Nielson of Atchison Kansas describes years of facial pimples and a burning rash. After four months of nightly Cuticura Ointment and daytime Cuticura Soap use, her face cleared and she continues to use the products.
A reflective quip attributes forgiveness to endurance and warns against vanity. It contrasts stooping to rise with the danger of soaring too high and falling. A saying notes a woman’s instinctive suspicion of another who never sheds tears.
A construction elevator at Grace M. E. church in Lincoln dropped seventy feet injuring three other boys and killing 12 year old Robert W. Schaepe, son of Mr and Mrs R W Schaepe. The accident occurred as the congregation filed from the temporary tabernacle across the street.
Mrs Warren T Perry of Fairbury was chosen regent and Mrs C H Hall of Omaha vice regent at the DAR officer election in Lincoln. Other officers named include Recording secretary Mrs Frank Ringer Lincoln treasurer Mrs A D Littlefield Fremont state historian Mrs George W Kline Lincoln auditor Miss May Allen Blair registrar Mrs J J Stubbs Omaha. Columbus designated as next gathering place.
Monday night six Lincoln-Six nurses were awarded diplomas after two years at the orthopedic hospital. One member traveled to McCook for a position and missed the ceremony. Secretary of State Wait, acting for the board of public lands and buildings, presented diplomas to Lonie Corse, Carrie Lawton, Estelle Lawton, Maude Jones, Blanche Robertson and Mollie Grimsbo. Myrtle Patterson was away from the city.
The body of John C. Meints was exhumed at Hanover cemetery Saturday afternoon and viewed by the jury drawn by Coroner John Q. Reed. Evidence in the case was taken Wednesday. Meints was found unconscious days earlier near the Lincoln viaduct with a fractured skull, and relatives believe he was slugged and robbed.
Burglars blew open the Clark Lumber company office in Havelock Tuesday morning and secured over 800 dollars. They fled unseen, leaving a bloodied rag as the only clue, with a sledge hammer, chisel, and punches found on the floor.
Tekamah notes recall of Rev. George Lunn former Nebraska boy and Bellevue college attendee who rose as Schenectady mayor and socialist leader. He and his wife among several socialists arrested for a forbidden meeting, with strong ties in Tekamah and Burt County where he preached during schooling.
Fremont report notes Morris Nelson of Saunders County south of Fremont shows a petrified fence post saga, while local professors comment on rapid stone transformation. Mr Pohl confirms Drug Law as already champion dog. now possesses the champion pair after a telegram.
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The Rev John N Underwood declared in a spring address that drunken husbands kill 3600 wives and 2600 babies yearly while 90 percent of divorces stem from drunkenness A boy keeps a suit given by a drunk father and a city missionary notes the lad still wears it The piece ends with a string of brief snippets and ads from the era
A compiled list highlights long standing hardware firms and toolmakers with decades of mastery. Names include Gee H Bishop Makers of saws 18 years and Stanley Rule & Level Co makers of tools over 60 years, among many others.
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