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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1909

Page

6

Peary Tells Of His Voyage To The North Pole

Summary of the Peary polar expedition released for publication details the Roosevelt voyage from New York on July 6 1908 with Etah and Cape Sheridan milestones and the sledge journey reaching the North Pole on April 6 1909 with all members returning in good health except Professor Ross G Marvin who drowned April 10 45 miles north of Cape Columbia.

Peary North Pole New York Times Company Sal United States of Europe New York Tims Company Robert E. Peary Nepyright Charles R. Miller Battle Harbor Labrador Wireless Ray Peary Arctic Club Roosevelt Sydney Cape York Greenland Etah Cape Sheridan Grant Land Cape Columbia Eighty-Fourth Parallel Eighty-Fifth Parallel Eighty-Sixth Parallel Eighty-Eighth Parallel Cape Sabine Indian Harbor Prof Ross G. Marvin Hunk Nut Cape Sheridan Peary West

Peary Arctic Quest Timeline Aboard Roosevelt Ship

The dispatch details Peary’s 1908 1909 polar voyage from Cape Sheridan and Cape Columbia. It notes the Roosevelt wintered near Grant Land and traced ice channels to the Arctic Ocean. Peary aimed to push westward to the pole but faced water leads and drift that delayed sledging time.

English Skylarks In Woods Bring Song To Puget Sound

Dr. Charles McCutcheon of Tacoma maintains a private aviary releasing European song birds into the northwest woods. Skylarks linnets and goldfinches now sing across Puget Sound as far as 50 miles from breeding sites. The legislature has enacted laws protecting the birds. This spring 500 birds of seven varieties were released after five years of importing 50 per variety from Liverpool.

Charles McCutcheon Tacoma Europe Northwest McCutcheon England Puget Sound Cascade Mountains Liverpool

The Cause of the Shrinkage

A humorous exchange about a bathing suit shrinking after washing. One person jokes Mabel cannot wear it now while noting she never goes in the water. The other confirms the suit was washed, causing the shrinkage.

Mabel

Castoria Praised by Physicians as Harmless and Effective

Physicians and medical authorities endorse Castoria for stomach pains nerves and digestion. The journal notes it as a safe non narcotic substitute for castor oil without opiates or stupefying effects and warns against dangerous early poisons targeting children.

Astoria Bateman Godfrey Zail Journal of Health

Mottoes of a Queen Emphasize Open Air Living

The queen of Portugal is said to endorse mottos promoting outdoor living and moderation. Advising to breathe outdoor air, avoid crowding, keep homes well ventilated, skip unnecessary ornaments, exercise, and enjoy fresh, light meals. She encourages simple dress and a cheerful, open lifestyle.

Portugal

Allen's Foot-Ease Proclaimed Best for Tired Feet

A customer testimonial extols Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief and comfort, claiming it saved them from continued pain and recommending it to anyone with tired feet. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists and urges readers to ask for it today.

Allen R. I

Dessert and whipping threaten the kitchen debate

A fragmentary line in which Alasi pines for a dessert as eggs await the cook and a beater. The dialogue hints at a collective craving and a risk of punishment for some. The tone suggests a domestic scene with tension over treats and consequences.

Alasi

Pettit's Eye Salve Claims A Century of Cures

The note advertises Good for Sore Eyes Pettit's Eye Salve as a 100 year remedy for eye diseases. It cites availability from all druggists or Howard Bros. in Buffalo New York.

Pettit Howard Bros

When a Girl Orders Flowers Home

A social observation notes that a girl sending flowers to her home signals to neighbors that a man sent them, implying relationships and social perception influence. The remark frames flowers as a cue of a romantic sender and public interpretation.

Opening Mount Rainier Road Boosts Park Travel

Engineer Eugene Rick Secker opened the government road in Mount Rainier National Park for autos wagons and horsemen. A four percent maximum grade enables tidewater to Narada Falls passage near Paradise Valley with comfort. Nearly twenty autos loaded with travelers used the route.

Mount Rainier United States Eugene Ricksecker Mount Rainer National Park Tidewater Narada Falls Snow Line Paradise Valley Ricksecker

Mystery of a Secret Shared Between Friends

A fragmentary dialogue features three speakers Reega She and He discussing a confidential secret. The exchange centers on who learned the secret and who should or should not be told. Tension arises from promises and betrayals within friend dynamics.

Roses Exhibit 69 New Varieties in Paris Rose Show

Amokers judge Lewis Single Binder 5c cigars equal to many 10c cigars. A Paris rose show featured 69 entirely new rose varieties in a recent competition.

Lewis Paris

Smokers Favor Lewis' Single Binder for Purity

Ad copy notes the tobacco's natural state and purity, claiming smokers prefer Lewis' Single Binder for its clean flavor. The passage contains a reflective line about watching people and actions they may be ashamed of.

For Children For Cutran Reething Softens The Gt Eurte

Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or identifiable subjects. The readable parts hint at a child oriented note or recipe rule but contain garbled terms and no concrete names, places, or dates to anchor a factual newspaper item.

Woman Sees Rights as Path to Male Superior Status

A woman asserts that obtaining her rights will elevate her to a position perceived as superior to men. The remark highlights debates over gender equality and social expectations during the period.

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Explorer Cyrus C. Adams American Geographical Society New York Times Polar Iron Cape Sabine Arctic Pole Castoria FacSumile Signature of Tvo Chas. H. Fletcher B. Hastead Scott Chicago Ills William Belmont Cleveland Ohio J. H. Taft Brooklyn N. Y R. J. Hamlen Detroit Mich Fletcher Wm. J McCrain Omaha Neb J. R. Clausen Philadelphia R. M. Ward Kansas City Ria Putnam Cascarets Cascarets Roc Standing Rock Cheyenne South Dakota Immigration & Development Bureau Pierre S.D. Lista Defiance W. N. U. Lincoln Buffalo, N. Y Dr. Pierce Dispensary Medical Association R. V. Pierce Buffalo Pierce
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