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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
8
A fragment notes a prohibition on shooting at a farm with mentions of Jack Powell Wilson and a solid man at Hollenberg Kansas and references Tincher and Rigdon in connection with fresh can dies.
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio credits Bucklen s Arnica Salve with healing a four year ulcer that troubled his foot rather than surgery He praises the salve for its relief claiming it cured eczema corns and other troubles in his experience The quotation hints at a promotional or testimonial ad style voice from an early 20th century health publication.
An advertisement asserts Cham's Cough Remedy as the best and safest for coughs colds and bronchial trouble and notes it is for sale by all dealers in Denver Colorado and other places. It references population growth in America and likens migration to black birds at a haystack.
Webster City touts the stingiest man in Iowa or perhaps the world with a premium for his superior thrift. He married a local girl to save expenses and the couple paraded the square on their bridal tour. A wedding gift consisted of a nickel’s worth of stick candy.
The London Winning Post editor offers a satirical portrait of the United States. He lists a vast republic spanning from the Atlantic to the Pacific and includes Canada as hoped, noting forty five states four territories and a district with no true unity.
The article argues that the decline of formal calling signals a shift in social life. Women now rely on telephone outreach and informal visits, replacing stiff parlor rituals with cozy living room hospitality and genuine conversation.
A damaged excerpt discusses behavior at a telephone central with remarks on courtesy and rude male swearing. It describes shouting and embarrassment when names are misheard and hints at tension during service. The fragment mentions recording conversations and general social unease without concrete events.
An old fragment discusses politeness as a life attitude and its value in travel. It contrasts the calm, dignified approach with the aggressive push of a big traveler, noting how restraint and courtesy carry weight in social journeys.
Instructions describe applying nitric acid carefully to interdigital corns with prep steps and tools. The second fragment details a Nebraska probate petition by John H. Kuper for final settlement as administrator of Harm Kuper, with a hearing set for November 7, 1911 in Fairbury County Court and notice to interested parties.
County Court in Fairbury schedules hearing for a petition regarding the estate of a deceased individual named Bird ering Kuper. The hearing is set for November 21, 1911 at 1 PM in the County Court Room. Interested pecuniary parties may appear at the session.
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