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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
5
A partial railway timetable lists No. 14 through Pass No. 36 and Local Passenger No. 66 with Local Freight and Through Passenger No. 15. Timings show daily departures at 4:30.2 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. with early morning 8:55 a.m. and other codes such as A249 p. mm. likely for schedules.
Local ads invite orders to Diller Mer. Co for potatoes, and Tincher & Rigon offer a selection of fresh candies. A few choice Duroc Jersey bears are available if taken soon through F. W. Steffen. An inquirer wonders about a Chinese phrase used in a reply.
If people would only take the same interest in work that they do in baseball what a busy country this would be. W. E. Epley bought several head of cattle. FY Walkers sold pure bred Poland at Fairbury last Friday. Fred Starr went to Broken Bow Nebraska to relieve Bert Bell who was there selling apples from a car shipped from this station by him last week.
A few thoroughbred Poland China male pigs eligible to register and large enough for service are for sale by W. E. Epley.
A court granting divorce on grounds of concealment of real character is described as setting a dangerous precedent likely to fuel many future divorces. The decision is criticized for encouraging spouses to use deceit as a basis to end marriages.
Frank Gerwick announces readiness to dehorn cattle using a medicine that prevents bleeding. Interested parties should call Diller phone 107.36 to arrange service.
A snapshot of small ads and public notices including shoe and wagon listings from Tincher & Rigdon, a second hand organ for Mrs L P, a 3 horse power engine, and dental notes. Public figures J E Clark canvassing for county commissioner. school report from Diller shows enrollment and perfect attendance in multiple grades.
Hand made harness orders arranged with A D Moody using salt tanned leather. Shea Nebraska Chamberlain stomach and liver remedy promotion noted. Real estate firm Dan Garber & Co Red Cloud advertises farms in Republican Valley for cash rental up to five percent of purchase price. Land lists offered for homeseekers amid fine homes and productive agriculture.
A reader recalls a debate on heaven as a state of mind by Rev. Evers of New York. The note then shifts to a childhood memory in Ohio where a father and son were at work.
A short fragment on facial features notes the mouth as the most telling part of expression while eyes noses and heads are mentioned in relation to overall appearance and communication.
W. L. Mock of Mock Arkansas claims vast experience in the drug trade and endorses Dr King s New Discovery for weak lungs coughs and bronchial troubles saying it has saved many lives and helps with a range of respiratory ailments.
A church ad from Junction City calls for city officers who can see at night and mothers for young girls and warns against bootleggers. The piece blends a Chicago deaconess tale of working men crying in public with reflections on street lives and moral concerns. It notes fashion shifts to black velvet foliage for hats, especially oak and broad leaves, on green or black stems.
A surgeon argues death is rarely painful with pain often in anticipation rather than the act. Separate item notes a Philadelphia man tricking a pigeon dealer who sold birds cheap, but released them to return to San Francisco, a case of the biter being bitten.
A brief dialogue shows Marie scolding the mistress for inaction in the kitchen. Cook responds with self-deprecating humor about her lack of luck. The piece reads as a light domestic vignette from a period source.
The lathe, once powered by a single operator, now requires forty to sixty horsepower to run, equating to the output of about six hundred men. This shows how early machine tools advanced toward full mechanization. A quote from John Oliver Hobbes reflects on ambition and its bite as ideas outlive their creators.
A club outing prompts a husband to craft an apology when his wife probes the early home arrival. The lighthearted exchange shows the wife’s curiosity and the man’s attempt to explain the night.
An unusual speaker asks if one has written on an empty stomach. A literary figure protests being called a tattoo artist. The saying about a fallen tree notes everyone uses a hatchet.
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