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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
3
Harding receives a desperate call from Louise Farrish about Katharine Farrish’s suicide attempt. Doctor Wilcox operates. Katharine dies or survives unknown. General Farrish collapses in grief as Harding seeks truth behind a hidden crime web. Crandall linked tailing a late telephone call hints at a deeper puzzle awaiting investigation.
A speaker notes high living costs in New York and jokes that joining the stock exchange costs about 50 000 as he quips about court day steer swapping for nothing to illustrate expenses and everyday pressures.
The piece extols ham as the ultimate pleasing scent and flavor rewarding tired travelers and hungry hunters alike. It compares ham from any hog to a heavenly, Edenic fulfillment guiding the journey home. A farmhouse aroma becomes a transformative beacon along the road.
Anne Morgan, daughter of the financier, advocates constant saving for those who earn money through their own efforts. She believes wealthy girls should be prepared to earn a living if fortune changes, advising always to save in prosperous times.
Miss Clara Mueller of 1613 Dayton Street Chicago describes a month long facial breakout that covered her face and itched. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for three weeks she reports complete cure and relief from burning and itching.
A puzzled Willie is asked who first bit the apple in the Garden of Eden. He tells his pretty teacher that nobody knows the answer, claiming people have been trying to figure it out for 6,000 years.
A terse adage emphasizes that decisive courage gains strength when guided by prudent supervision. The maxim highlights disciplined action and calculated risk as keys to success.
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