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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1908

Page

7

Cupid as Jockey in a Humorous Upwater Will Prize

In Upwater a late widower bequeaths a prize of 1000 dollars to the town’s prettiest woman judged by elderly married men. Mary Bennett unexpectedly wins, revealing Richard Gordon’s secret love. the town’s reaction grows from scandal to celebration as Cupid proves the jockey of romance.

Sears Upwater Richard Gordon Mary Bennett College Town Gordon Richard Mary Bertha Klendenning Katherine Dora Bertha Rey Cupid

The Editor Demands A Drunken Husband Sketch

A cartoonist resists adding details to a depiction of a drunken husband in a squalid home. The editor pressures for a table and whisky bottle, then a distressed wife and children. The artist argues readers will imagine the rest.

Twenty Letters in His Name Chicago Businessman Noted

A Chicago businessman Savaspanagiotopuvois was listed in the city comptroller records after paying 3 75 for inspecting electric light wires at his billiard room. The surname, twenty letters long, was used to distinguish him among two million residents. The ledger occupied much of a page and an official commented on the cost of collecting the city’s mission.

Savaspanagiotopuvois Chicago

Costume of the Orient in Indian dress described

A New York Press note describes Burmah women with a waist split garment and revealing style while men wear sarongs. In Cochin and Vancore native women reportedly wear nothing above the waist except nose rings. Syrian Christians wear a jacket and a curious Coch in tail on their skirts.

Orient Burmah Cochin Vancore India Nippon N. Y. Press

Balloon Shape Debate in Belgium Contradiction Report

A fragment discusses a spherical balloon base and claims that upward pointing balloons rise vertically with greater speed than standard spheres. It suggests they are steadier in air, though the text is garbled and difficult to parse.

Belgium

Immense Lumber Field Records From Puget Sound Ten Acre Tract

The log scale records 5 100 766 feet from 561 trees on a ten acre tract on Puget Sound. The ten acre yield average is 610 076 feet per acre. The record acre produced 535 048 feet, far below a normal acre of teak and under the expected 23 145 feet for a single acre.

Puget Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Howellea How Earns More Than Spouse

A Chicago Daily article notes that Mrs Howellea asks about her spouse’s weekly earning. The piece states that the husband earns between 15 and 25 dollars less or more than her stated income.

TEACH IN FAR NORTH They Tutor in Old Russian Settlement at Afognak Alaska

Mrs C W Hammond and her daughter teach at Afognak Alaska the government native school with 81 pupils. The article notes Afognak is an old Russian settlement, types of natives from Aleuts to mixed bloods, and praises the poetry drawing and music favored by students.

Afognak Alaska Little Island C. W. Hammond United States Pacific Diller Hotel Hammond San Juan Island Washington State

Going Away to Salem West Virginia

A brief note states that Little Bessie's family plans to move to the small town of Salem in West Virginia with a farewell exclamation expressing relief at the move.

Little Bessie Salem W. Va

Lumber Measuring Device Description

Fragmentary note describes a machine for measuring lumber. Mentions a roller engagement and a device used for recording measurements of timber. No clear inventor or origin identified.

One Kidney Gone Sylvanus Reports Recovery With Kidney Pills

Milford Maine resident Verrill says five years after a bad injury he regained strength and freedom from pain after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He continued use, was able to walk without crutches as his kidneys improved, and was cured. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Sylvanus Verrill Milford Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

A Carlyle Wedding at Craigenputtock

The wedding took place at Craigenputtock the home of the Carlyles where Barth er Resartus was written. Bride Mary Carlyle of Craigenputtock is the grandniece of Thomas Carlyle. Pingle in Dumfriesshire near Ecclefechan is cited as the rural setting central to the Carlyle family.

Carlyle Craigenputtock Bartor Resartus Mary Carlyle Thomas Carlyle Pingle Dumfriesshire Ecclefechan Sartor Resartus London Standard

Hobo Steals Soap Box from Freight Car

A hobo found a soap box in an unguarded freight car and carried it away. He dumped it in a river saying it lessens the visible supply. The ad copy notes Lewis' Single Binders, cigars, and factory products.

Lewis

Electrified Water Used In Washing

A Hungarian washing machine uses electrified water to aid cleaning. The system claims enhanced washing action with water energized during the cycle.

Hide & Fur Co. catalog offers guns and traps cheap

Minneapolis based Hide and Fur Co. advertises catalog 1065 selling guns and traps at low prices. The copy targets “true blue” buyers seeking bargains and long time customers.

Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis Minn

Iron path to health cited by a friend in clan talk

A fragment notes a clan member must endure an iron treatment to recover while a friend mentions this in a casual, conversational tone. The readable text is brief and lacks names, places, or dates.

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