Fragmentary verse reflects weariness and faith
A truncated poem fragment speaks of exhaustion and endurance. The speaker prays with hands and seeks strength after toil, lamenting inner poverty but clinging to faith amid hardship.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
2
Day of Family Reunions and Pilgrim Thanksgiving
The piece recalls Plymouth’s first harsh winter and the Pilgrims' endurance. It reflects on grave hardship, the loss of many, and the surviving hope. It ties Thanksgiving to memory, home, harvest, and the belief that departed loved ones rejoice in the season. The text urges true gratitude for blessings and future promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Girl Born With Silver Spoon Seeks Ice Cream Fill
A girl born into privilege expects her silver spoon to be filled with ice cream. The playful line reflects a child's whimsical demand for treats without hard stakes or conflict.
Musician struggles with bass clef in school of fish tale
A musician explains he wrote about a school of fish and cannot escape the bass clef. The remark blends humor with a musical joke as he clarifies the playful line in his work.
All That Saves Them. A Town’s Quiet Search
A fragmented note reflects a town arguing that effort preserves daily life. It suggests if a few go unseen, many would be affected, implying residents keep watch and respond to threats or needs as a collective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaimet
Meat Prices Expected to Fall on bumper Crops Says Wilson
Secretary Wilson in Washington forecasts lower meat prices due to bumper crops. He warns only dealer combinations could stop a fall and notes crops will reduce prices across beef pork and mutton. Kansas City reports higher winter livestock prices likely, driven by abundant corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Wilson
Kansas City
Panama Canal Appropriation Talk By Tawney Party
Washington D C Chairman Tawney and several appropriation committee members left for the canal zone to seek a 2 million dollar naval base appropriation near the canal. He says 9 million more will be needed next session for fortifications and zone expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Tawney
House
Canal Zone
Canal
New York
Panama
Appropriations
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Canal Commission
Government experts to re appraise Choctaw timber reserve
W H O Neal head of Minnesota forestry service and H C Gaynor met with J George Wright to plan immediate re appraisal and sale of 1 5 million acres of Choctaw timber land. A corps of expert timber appraisers will value both hardwood and pine on each 40 acre tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklahoma
W. H. O'Neal
Government Forestry Service
Minnesota
H. C. Gaynor
J. George Wright
Unclear OCR fragment hints at ad or notice text
Fragmentary OCR line shows garbled advertising copy and stray phrases. It lacks coherent events, names, or locations to summarize as a distinct news item. No clear subject or outcome is discernible beyond scattered vendor terms and filler text.
Castorla Ad Promotes Safe Remedy for Infants
An advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle and trust Castorla as a safe and sure remedy for infants and children. It claims use for over 30 years and bears the familiar signature of a trusted brand.
One of the Producers on Comfort for Fellow Men
A philanthropist urges action for others without seeking reward. The reply notes a practical aim to help by buying umbrellas for those in need, illustrating a simple charitable gesture.
You Can't Tell by Faces Pessimist and Optimist Dialog
A fragmented dialogue shows a pessimist complaining about rotten times while the optimist points to incoming money as better news. The exchange features characters named Pessimist and Delorous Optimist in a playful, urban tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delorous
Weill
Puck
Longing Fulfilled in Brooklyn City Match
A village resident, drawn by a heavenly climate and promises of 45 years, travels to Brooklyn. She follows a sensed spirit, meets her destined partner on the street the same day, and quickly marries. The tale notes life in a city where such events occur, even amid occasional danger.
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Eas Angels
Srey Einen
Brooklyn
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