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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
2
A 1910s ideological piece argues victory depends on total national resolve. It credits mass effort, civilian sacrifice, and relentless devotion behind the lines, noting inventions matter less than unwavering will to win. It cites atomic-era speculation as unlikely but possible.
The article discusses state boundary ideas including transferring coastal western Florida to Alabama and annexing Idaho’s northern neck to Washington. It notes business ties and proximity influence such moves, and cites railway connections as a remedy when regional ties cross state lines.
A wireless signal lamp has been devised for war work enabling communication when wires cannot be laid. It allows signaling during barrage fire between ground stations at the front and aircraft over enemy territory at considerable distance.
A brief dialogue contrasts civilians fearing doctors going to war with a stubborn response about diet. The speaker claims Mr. Hoover forbids consumption that disagrees with him. The exchange reflects wartime politics and social attitudes.
Nebraska state auditor William H. Smith, a Seward publisher and four term public servant, is the Democratic nominee in the Fourth district. He is praised for honesty, efficiency, and tax saving measures including the Smith bridge law and express tax statute. His record as auditor and senator is cited as proof he will perform well in Washington if elected.
A fearless flyer in France perished from battle wounds yet steered his aircraft toward home. He propped himself to hold the rudder and control, calculated the return to camp, and arranged the machine to glide safely after his death. A notebook with his plans was found on his person.
The piece extols Iceland for its enduring cultural heritage, driven by the ancient saga tradition that kept the nation’s spiritual life alive. It notes Iceland’s current prosperity, widespread writing in cottages, and a lively imagination of poets and legends surrounding waterfalls and myths.
A National City Bank compilation shows 1918 art imports valued about 11 million, down from 28 million in 1917 and 35 million in 1914. Auto imports were near zero for 1918, with per machine value under half prewar levels. decorated chinware reached about 3.5 million, while precious stones and jewelry also fell.
The article notes Americans underconsume fish compared with foreigners. It estimates less than two pounds per person yearly for salt and smoked fish, with curing boosting nutrient density since water is drawn off.
The smallest BritishAircraft now built have wingspans shorter than large birds. The albatross spans about eighteen feet tip to tip, while a London shown maget plane measures fifteen feet across.
Creditors of the estate of John Wesley Mathias must present claims for examination and allowance before the Jefferson County Nebraska county court. Claims filed by January 22, 1919 will be barred. Dated July 22, 1918. Louis J. Nutzman County Judge. Heasty and Barnes attorneys.
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