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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
3
A garbled fragment discusses Culture Soap use for a baby and claims the baby has never had a sore. The text then shifts to a mention of a will and a “millionaire” joke, but the section is incomplete and unclear.
Tornadoes sweep Wisconsin causing widespread damage and freezing conditions. The storm left many injured or trapped, with reports of deaths and about 1 million dollars in damage. Police arrest Molly Sussman, twenty two, related to a reported attack during the event.
A fragmentary dialogue about future living on bread and kisses ends abruptly with a lingering line about not liking something. The excerpt centers on a sentimental exchange with no clear event or outcome.
A humorous snippet from The Sunday Magazine features Howler bragging about his wife’s voice and money. A deaf neighbor mishears as Howler gaslights him with comic misstatements about his spouse’s singing and money spent at poker, creating a farcical dialogue about reputation and charm.
A humorous note from Harper's Bazaar recounts the Vehus of Milo explaining a missing arms incident. The subject mentions attempts to remove tan lines and a contrasting reaction about his neck, reflecting satire and fashion commentary of the period.
Fragmentary notes depict a casual shopping exchange with a person named Stella and a shopper mentioning plans to change items. The text hints at a local, informal setting.
The passage notes that women endure hardships stoically and will wait for change, even if it yields little or no gain. It contrasts women's perseverance with a function of time and money, suggesting long-suffering patience in pursuit of reform.
A school coach tests a boy's reading of plays using a field critique. The dialogue notes the boy's limited reading but highlights his speed, claiming he can reach ten yards around the left end consistently. The scene captures a training moment and the coach’s assessment.
A sharp essay argues marriage functions as a contract and notes many partners breach terms. It examines courts treating vows as obligations and the social consequences of contract like divorces and separations.
A Journal of Commerce note claims a stimulus circular circulated among coffee traders aims to drive prices higher and miseducate the public. The piece cites pressure from a large southern roaster seeking ways to counter cereal coffee campaigns amid regulatory and market debates in Battle Creek Michigan.
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