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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
4
The item outlines subscription terms for the Diller Nebraska paper and discusses political views on Postal Saving Banks and bank guarantees. It cites Taft supporting, Bryan backing the bank plan, and critiques Speaker Cannon. The piece also critiques tariff revision and references coal consumption figures.
Mr Taft met cordial reception nationwide and in Nebraska where Mr Bryan urged a warm welcome for his opponent. The article notes scant campaign contributions aside from those publicly stated.
Yale president Arthur Hadley reflects on ambition and virtue in a sermon urging right aims over personal gain. He warns that chasing happiness, culture, or office harms service and that true heroism comes from daily duties done without thought of reward.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County At a County Court in Fairbury October 8 1908 In the matter of the Estate of William H Diller deceased Anne C Diller Executive petitions for settlement of final account and discharge as Executrix Hearing set November 2 1908 at 1 PM to show cause why prayer should not be granted Notice to interested parties by publishing in The Diller Record for three consecutive weeks prior to hearing C C Boris County Judge
Analyzes changing norms of candidate speech from 19th century restraint to modern open campaigning. Recounts General Scott's pre nomination remarks and a humorous note about a secretary’s absence, illustrating how public expressions influenced political fortunes.
The article notes that African elephants avoid humans, generally flee on approach yet can be dangerous when attacked. Kongo specimens have very large ears extending past the neck, grayish blue color, and no sacred white elephants reported there. Reported sizes include over fourteen feet at the withers and over 200 pounds in weight.
A fragment from a 19th century report describes a wife directing her husband’s enterprise and a delegation of young men seeking an unusual favor. The note records an odd request made to the employer’s wife, reflecting social norms of the period.
Professors lecturing at Cambridge on modern England and the liberty of the subject said there.
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