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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1916

Page

7

Murder and dismemberment in Augsburg haunted house

Anna Holzman vanished in 1821 leaving two lodgers George Rauschmaier and Joseph Steiner. In January 1822 a laundress found Holzman’s dismembered body in a garret, with a brass ring on an arm later tied to the killer. Steiner confessed and Rauschmaier was convicted, facing decapitation after a pillory sentence was altered. alleged motive was hidden wealth.

Anna Holzman Augsberg Anna George Rauschmaier Joseph Steiner George Joseph Anne Rauschmakher Steiner Siyky Anna_Holzman Rauscheraier Anna Holsman Rauschmaier Kreutzers Rauschmater

Asters and Grapes Birthday Cake Scene

A birthday celebration in a country cottage featured asters growing along the road. The flowers provided decorations and a wreath surrounded the cake, which was iced with grape juice mixed into a beaten white icing. The scene blends floral color with a homemade dessert touch.

Beached Youths and Amusement Schemes on the Shore

A vignette describes beaches as land from the ocean to summer hotels and amusements. It notes sand pebbles seaweed and ocean breezes and hints at courting and fleeting affairs reflecting social life by the shore.

Beachgoing Motives Stir Mild Debate Across Shores

A Life magazine excerpt muses on beach visitors drawn by ocean air and idle time. It humorously notes crowds come for breezes, lack of plans, and the chance to see others in minimal attire.

Neo Compromise and a Foot Tussle in a Colored Ball

Luke sits absorbed in a dice game when Sam steps on his foot, provoking Luke to demand he move. The scene unfolds with Luke's strong language and insistence that Sam remove himself completely from the foot in question.

Luke Sam

The Dullness of Routine Reflections on Mind

The author laments the scarcity of mental exertion in history and personal life. He desires rapid growth amid unsettling nights and gloom, wishing life to be a divine tragedy rather than trivial. Occasional thoughts arrive like passing trains, then fade as life continues its inexorable pace.

Thoreag

Extinction of the Buffalo

The red man hunted and killed for sport and driven herds over cliffs or into pounds until their extinction. The white man’s advance worsened the fate of the buffalo as a wild creature.

Too Much for Father in Miss Panay Pyetin Tale

Panay Pyetin's father warns he will leave home if another party occurs. He will grind the ice cream freezer all afternoon but objects to running it into the night and winding the phonograph.

Packaging Options for Tree Seedlings

Oiled paper proves an excellent packing material for tree seedlings when shipped in crates. When crates are not used, paper lined burlap provides a satisfactory wrapper for seedlings.

Amply Described Yale Record Quote

A Yale Record line describes a man as open and unafraid to be seen with anyone, highlighting his democratic nature and willingness to walk with all people in public. The remark portrays him as sociable and unpretentious.

Yale Record

Improved Thumb Tacks With Folding Handling

Recently invented thumb tacks feature handles that assist in driving them and fold down into the heads to stay out of the way when not in use.

Relation Question Between Father and Miss Parlington

The dialogue questions the exact relation to Miss Parlington, asking if she is connected through her father and mother. It implies a family tie or guardianship rather than a formal engagement or marriage.

Forgetful Patron Leaves Barbershop Bill Unpaid

A former Winchester resident now in California left a barber shop after a haircut and chat with friends without paying. He apologized briefly and departed to catch a train, leaving the unpaid bill behind. The incident was noted by the Indianapolis News as a humorous lapse.

Winchester California Indianapolis News

Ducks Dive Question Sparks Witty Exchange

In a brief exchange, Tommy asks why ducks dive and Harp humorously answers they may be liquidating their bills. The playful remark highlights a pun on bills and liquidation.

Tommy

Bilesful Ignorance Yacht Running Cost Quip

In Life magazine a witty exchange questions the expense of maintaining a luxury yacht. The punchline implies secrecy or ignorance about running costs, reflecting social attitudes toward wealth and leisure.

No Trouble Keeps Servants Out, City Man Quotes Commuter

A city man asks if the commuter has trouble keeping servants out of his residence. The commuter replies none at all, noting they cannot get servants in the first place, so there is no trouble keeping them out.

Noise Is Not the Strength of Machinery

A brief note argues that noise levels do not reflect a machine's power or durability, suggesting efficiency and design quality matter more than loud operation.

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