Theresa quote on happiness through love and service
The line expresses that true happiness comes from great love expressed as service to others, attributed to Theresa.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
2
The line expresses that true happiness comes from great love expressed as service to others, attributed to Theresa.
Local advertisement for Pettit's Eye Salve promising restoration of sight. Mentions fictional or garbled names and a New York area reference Bubslo, NY.
A quoted speaker asserts a fence line and lawful boundary within a mile of their home, framing a dispute over grounds and property limits in personal terms. The remark conveys tension around space and enclosure without detailing legal actions.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a family growler incident described as beer related. Details are sparse with no clear event, date, or participants provided in the readable text.
Readable lines show a distressed speaker invoking divine aid to halt an ailment and seeking relief or treatment. The fragment is brief and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The Postal Savings Bank system board approves a 48 office list for initial trial in states and territories. Offices are chosen in areas favorable to postal banking, targeting wage earners in industrial communities for early expanded access.
The justice department begins investigation into an automobile tire trust exposed recently. It is alleged the group blacklisted numerous dealers nationwide who refused to sell tires at top fixed prices, while supplies were curtailed and prices raised by about 20 percent, boosting profits for the trust’s manufacturers.
Louis, Missouri reports Capt Hugo Ven ites and his aide August Blanckertz likely set a world ballooning record. The duo, in a balloon, traveled from St Louis toward Quebec over 1100 miles, with the distance to Quebec estimated around 1185 miles.
Eleven names were added to the New York University Hall of Fame. The first inductee was Harriet Beecher Towne who received 74 votes. Other honorees include Woodward Holmes, Edgar E ... and John Lathrop Mottley.
About 2500 men in boiler making blacksmithing and pipe fitting walked out in sympathy with striking machinists at Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain lines in St Louis Missouri. Union leaders warn locomotives cannot operate for a week without key workers and threaten a wider walk out on Gould lines including Denver Rio Grande Rio Grande Western Western Pacific Cotton Belt and Western Maryland if not settled soon.
Sedalia Missouri reports the sympathy strike on Missouri Pacific iron Mountain machinists who have been out since May 2. At 10 o clock the pipemen boiler makers and blacksmiths quit work at the local shops.
A massive blaze near the Chicago and Alton freight yard in East St. Louis caused losses exceeding 500000. It spread to adjacent structures and triggered explosions from oil tanks, waking residents who feared an earthquake. The fire started less than a half mile north of the riverfront bridge and sent shockwaves through the city.
A brief note from Washington D C indicates grain rates adjust through May 1911, reflecting market fluctuations. It records updated prices and the terms for shipments, with details on which grades and destinations are affected.
Sapulpa Oklahoma adopts a new home rule commission form of government replacing prior arrangements. The change tightens local governance structure and places authority with the commission to oversee city functions.
New York firms including major importers and the Duveen brothers may be indicted for defrauding the government through under valuations similar to those used in the sugar trust case. William Loeb Jr. returns from Washington with MacVeagh and Wickersham. hopes rest on duties payment and DOJ backing for vigorous prosecutions.
In a cold rainy day Senator Jonathan P Dolliver was buried at Oakdale cemetery overlooking the city after services moved from the Dolliver home lawn. The 56th regiment armory hosted the funeral with crowds inside and about 8000 outside while Senator Clapp of Minnesota spoke to the outside crowd.
In Cleveland Ohio Mrs William G Clark of Lake Side agency claims four pairs of twins and her own sister as part of the brood. Census records show she became mother of triplets on the day. The claim notes her large family and references the Bible to prove births.
A November 15 meeting discussed building a dirt road linking Coffeyville to the nearby city, covering about 20 miles. Officials adopted the plan and set the start date, outlining project scope and route.
A fragment shows a woman exclaiming to share or claim a sable stole, clapping and asking if she can have it. The dialogue implies a bargaining moment about a luxury item in a domestic scene.
Druggists offer Murine Eye Remedy in liquid form with aseptic tubes priced at 25e and 1.00. The ad claims relief for red weak weary and watery eyes and granulated lids. Free eye books and advice by mail from Murine Eye Remedy Co. Chicago.
A comic line from Harper's Bazaar notes a sick husband remarking that he sees no difference between a nurse and his wife beyond uniform and pay, prompting a wry, humorous critique of gender roles and professional attire.
A brief quip shows Briggins seldom bluffs during play, revealing his strategy only after returning home to explain his whereabouts. The exchange highlights a reputation for frankness in social card games among acquaintances.
A business firm advertises a shirt without buttons calling it a novelty. The item is presented as an option for bachelors who have worn such garments for years.
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