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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1911

Page

8

Presbyter ian Synod Meeting and Local Health Notes

Boyle attended a Presbyterian Synod meeting in North Platte Nebraska. Lame back is a common muscular rheumatism and Chamberlains Liniment offers relief. Mrs Dr Neely and Mrs Christie Thompson with Dr J G Neely report a successful thigh surgery at Beatrice United Brethren hospital and expect him home soon.

Boyle Presbyterian Synod North Platte Nebr Shutt Drug Co Dr. Neely Christie Thompson Iisiethee J.G. Neely United Brethers Hospital Beatrice

Revival of the Rache and Civilizational Critique

The piece discusses reviving polmen and Medici ruffs in twentieth century fashion with a plaited Brussels net rache attached to a chiffon collar. It notes the look as becoming yet critiques civilization’s arts, while Darwin’s aquarium pike anecdote illustrates misapplied punishment and confusion.

Polmen Darwin

Early settler Ballard recalls Diller’s beginnings on birthday

Alexee celebrated his 83rd birthday Tuesday. Mr. Ballard, among Diller’s first settlers, built the town’s first house and blacksmith shop thirty one years ago. He recalls earning the first income in the new town and the first store, sharing early town anecdotes.

Alexee Mr. Ballard Diller Mr. Pickard Ballard

World Growing Better Through Aid by Electric Bitters

Mrs. W. W. Gould of Pittsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing long standing stomach and kidney trouble. She urges others to use the remedy, claiming it is the best liver and overall health aid available. 50c at Shutt Drug.

W. W. Gould Pittsfield N. H

Conversation as a social blight and its paradoxes

A compact meditation on conversation detailing how people fear idle talk and the ease of forgetting social gaffes. It notes gendered topic habits and the paradox that silences would themselves become subjects of discussion if people tried to stop talking.

Fringed Evening Frock for a Young Girl

The item describes a fringed evening dress with fringe trims designed for a young girl. Details are limited and focus on the garment style and intended wearer.

The Green Reporter and the Silk Hat Docks Tale

A newspaper mix up in New York state leads to a clipped tale about John Smith in a high silk hat venturing to the docks after dark. He is said to have left the scene with injuries and hospital care, while the original sensational version was trimmed for style.

Samuel G. Blythe New York State John Smith Blythe Eee

Wagner's Final Words Reveal Sudden Illness and Worries

The article recounts Wagner's last hours on February 13 as he worked on an essay while tired from work and rehearsals. He told his valet to be careful, then collapsed in his study when a servant announced his sudden illness. His final words were “My swatch” as a watch fell to the floor.

Wagner Richard Wagner Giace

A Race of Tenors and Odd Tidbits From A Houston Post

A fragmented collage notes at high altitude voices and pygmy volume claims, mentions Sir Edwin Landseer painting a duke, and a humorous exchange about counting and trousers, with a stray Houston Post line.

Central Africa

The Largest Restaurant in Berlin Open Air Garden

The Berlin open air garden restaurant claims to seat 30 000 people simultaneously in a vast outdoor dining area. The extraordinary venue markets itself as the world’s largest restaurant with extensive seating under a vast canopy.

Berlin

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