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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
4
A November 18 1904 issue features a mix of tips and anecdotes. Highlights include farming advice on horse size and wagon longevity, notes on pensions and costs, quirky reflections on digestion and savings, and local tales from Portland and Oklahoma plus a Beatrice Herald quotation on charity and poverty.
A novice tells a grand firm he lacks any past victories and warns he may take years to learn. The firm head welcomes him as the fresh hire to fix lagging dividends blamed on aging staff despite winding out seasoned workers over eleven years.
The Washington Star reports on the Japanese emperor's stern temperament and constant medical oversight. He shoots at a rifle range within palace grounds and maintains multiple palaces and game preserves. Four doctors attend him day and night, recording pulse and temperature every four hours, with similar surveillance for the prince and his son.
In Fairbury Nebraska the county court set December 6 1904 at 1 pm for hearing on J Waggoner petitioning for administration of the Alfred Waggoner estate to Charles K F Waggoner as administrator. Notice to interested parties to appear and show cause by publication in the Diller Kycoup for three successive weeks. C C Boyle County Judge.
A playful Chicago Record-Herald vignette about a young married couple's misadventure in a flat. Polly wakes at midnight to soak baked beans they forgot, prompting Tommy to defend their home with a candle and a dramatic, lighthearted misfire over domestic duties.
An advertisement promotes The People’s Magazine and Home University offering a three month trial for 14 cents. It highlights an 80 page monthly issue with illustrations and scientific articles, plus Home University Studies and a free association certificate for yearly subscribers. Address is 1414 Wabash Ave Chicago Illinois.
Report says Moscow asylum authorities experiment with hypnotic treatment to combat alcoholism. The notes describe trials and alleged outcomes, with officials quoted on procedures and observed effects.
A brief note reports that many four gauge boats have been wrecked while attempting to navigate the unfamiliar waters flowing on land.
A remark about people who boast of elegance and coolness without needing a palm leaf fan. The comment critiques pretension and links it to unnecessary display and discomfort in warm weather.
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