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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1904
Page
4
A Leslie's Monthly note highlights turtles surviving severed limbs and post head decapitation, with accounts of a head living twenty three days after removal and a brainless turtle living six months. It contrasts the animal's endurance with human threats and curiosities about life after harm.
The ad column lists subscription terms and mailing details for the Diller Neb newspaper, with notices on pricing and renewal. It then shifts to a wide array of brief items: global politics, Japan, Syria, Belgian workers, and a brisk miscellany on Kansas banks Missouri mules and U S statistics, finishing with poultry industry scale and economic impact.
Washington correspondence notes Nebraska has 862 rural routes active, with estimates to near 1,000 by year end. It lists routes by congressional district: First 134, Second 32, Third 192, Fourth 222, Fifth 151, Sixth 61, reflecting service levels across districts.
Chiffon voiles dominate Paris gowns and blouses with collarless fronts and straight silhouettes. Luxurious trims include messaline ribbons, valencine ruffles, and crocheted linen accents. A Santo Domingo visitor recalls a witness who has seen forty-two revolutions, including Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette at the guillotine, in a Cornhill Magazine reminiscence.
The advertisement claims Cole's Hot Blast will hold a fire for 36 hours with soft or hard coal without attention. It says rooms warm for two hours in the morning after overnight coal, features airtight draft with smokeless feed, and a dustless ash remover to prevent dust on the floor.
The Treasury Department certifies The First National Bank of Diller located in Diller Nebraska is authorized to commence banking under federal law. Deputy Comptroller Thomas P. Kane issues the certificate on August 6, 1904, with official seal.
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