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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
7
A business man faced a blackmail attempt when a man with a leather bag demanded $25 and threatened dynamite. The would be bomber warned of an explosion, but no blast occurred as the assailant revealed he was married and departed without incident.
Mrs Dudley C Fosher wife of Rev. Dudley C Fosher ex-pastor of Ryder Memorial Universalist church in Woodlawn becomes a chorus member in The Stubborn Cinderella comic opera. Her husband also performs on stage as a college man. The Fosher family says church life offered too little income and they pursue the stage for support.
Fragmentary report notes bog movement in Ireland with Melvany, the Roscommon county surveyor, being telegraphed about the situation.
A report notes a woman was found with 1 551 pieces of hardware in her stomach. The list included 105 safety pins and a string of beads.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a statesman praising a high retest by Joe while noting that occasionally an unreasonable sodicil appears. The quirky exchange hints at approval dynamics and unusual terminology.
A middle aged man insists he feels as young as ever while dodging cars in a city street scene. He reflects on vitality and risk, portraying a stubborn, upbeat stance amid urban motion.
A single binder of cigars reports a train load of tobacco selected from an excellent crop. The lot will fill twenty four carloads and is enough to last the factory over two years. An extra price was paid for the selection. Snickers of Wisconsin single sealed chocolate this tobacco. Peoria Star, January 16, 1909.
A judge reflects on gratitude and adversity noting that those who have loved and lost should recognize what they gained. He recalls a Wall Street incident where ten thousand dollars were taken yet he escaped with twenty unknown to his captors.
The readable fragment hints at a school free event or phrase. No clear names, dates, or locations are discernible to identify a specific incident or outcome.
Two travelers in Stratford-on-Avon at the Red Home inn examine a printed image claiming to show "The House in Which Shakespeare Was Born." One jokes that Shakespeare was born in a manager, prompting a waiter to confirm the inscription’s accuracy as the pair express doubt.
Murine not suitable for redness weakness watering or granulated eyelids. Warning notes say avoid use if irritation or infection present and seek advice from a doctor or pharmacist. Use only as directed if eye symptoms persist consult professional care.
A New York jeweler notes many brides bring back rings after weddings to add or adjust inscriptions. He says more than half of rings sold this season had dates engraved after the ceremony, with other details often postponed until after the knot was tied.
The readable parts describe a historical notice or brief item with scattered names and locations. Available names include Olmsted and Le Roy, with unclear context. The fragment hints at an unnamed breaking or sample section but lacks complete details for a full event or outcome.
A humorous exchange features Miss Plumper asking Col. Loaksby whether buttermilk can prolong life. He replies that daily buttermilk would make life feel longer, signaling a light, biased opinion piece or dialogue in a periodical.
A man reputed for promptly settling debts remains without a known address. Authorities request information to locate him for financial or settlement matters. No further identifying details are available in the report.
An 100,000,000 units plan is seeded for use as a seal on letter backs. Perforated stickers mimic last year’s design, one inch square seals bearing a circle cross motif. Mrs Guion et Weter bury Comm received $100 for a sketch.
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