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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
8
Eyewitnesses on the street watched a vanishing act in a milk delivery incident. Zénophon cried out as he disappeared into the milk and cream entrusted to its care, with bystanders rushing to respond and seek aid.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Stillman and a question about life saving or safety. The legible parts suggest a personal or editorial note rather than a clear news item. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or events are recoverable.
A national plea argues books should join parcel post items at the low rate. Authors say rural readers, farmers, and small communities would benefit most, as many live away from dealers and library shipments. The writer insists literature deserves equal treatment with bricks in postal pricing.
Georgia Rep Tom Bell, a lower house assistant whip, refuses his nephew’s request for his cherished Newfoundland Rag. The boy asks if praying would beat Bell’s guard dog, prompting Bell to offer a playful challenge and the exchange ends with a quip about praying for another dog.
A playful exchange about sailing risks prompts a cautionary note on accident insurance. Noah quips about age and longevity while a younger speaker contemplates danger at sea. The fragment hints at a survival theme and humorous dialogue.
Household advice emphasizes clean air through proper ventilation from cellar to rooms. Open high and low windows to exchange stale air and keep a top floor window ajar. Air bedrooms in morning and ensure bathrooms kitchens and living rooms are ventilated nightly. Probate Notice concerns Herman H. Bensen estate with creditor claims due by March 18 1914 in Jefferson County Nebraska.
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