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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
8
A fragmentary verse by Charles G. Halpine invokes battle imagery with drums shells and stirring cries. The speaker muses on courage fear and distance as he contemplates triumph or rout in a sweeping rural metaphor.
Julia Abbot teaches Dora a rowing lesson on Puget Sound. A stocking bag overboard triggers a spill and Julia falls in, rescued by sailors and a Japanese tea barge crew. She later reunites with Fred Conroy, revealed to be alive after yellow fever illness, amid surprised bystanders including Tolstoi.
In Transatlantic Tales Ivan Bulanovski recalls Leo Toisstel in later years. He relates an anecdote about the count standing and receiving a tip from an unnamed recipient.
Milwaukee Free Press notes varied preferences among pipe cigar and cigarette smokers. It lists attitudes toward pipes ready made cigarettes Havanas domestic cigars and stogies, contrasting odor and taste with social judgment.
A Pennsylvanian coal company now uses a chemical fire engine in its anthracite mines. The truck mounted unit travels on tracks to the fire via an electric mine elevator, delivering water that instantly becomes steam and gas that drives inhalation hazards away. Heavy gases cling to the floor and smother the blaze while workers stay close to fight.
Dr C Hart Merriam of the department of agriculture compiles a consensus of reports on the sparrow. Among 1048 opinions the results show 168 in favor 837 against and 43 neutral. The list also notes native birds harmed by the sparrow including wrens bluebirds martins and kinglets.
The Gutenberg Typographical union of Chibiahug staged a bullfight that drew a large crowd. One bull was killed in a creditable display by young fighters, though not all performances were equally successful. The piece notes the contrast between typesetters and matadores and praises the fighters’ versatility after sedentary work at the case.
Kansas City considers advertising campaign but promoters debate which medium yields best results. Advice favors selecting a curated list of effective newspapers and publications for broad reach and strong impact.
Readers say Miller and Steele City lead on appendicitis while Powell tops accidents. The column notes doctors label unexplained cases and old terms like grip and complications, reflecting local myths and medical lore from Fairbery Jornal.
An elderly note recalls spring winds in Nebraska lasting six weeks with less dust, describing a broken country. A farmer recalls subscribing twenty-seven years ago at twenty dollars yearly while corn traded at sixteen cents a bushel, and cows priced higher. Nolanville humor hints at raising prices without causing a stir.
The first of six entertainments for the season is a lecture by humorist L B Wickersham at Loocks hall on Thursday Oct 10. Businessmen back the plan with high grade shows and a strong financial base to offer season tickets at low cost. Adults two dollars. children one dollar forty, single admissions fifty and fifty. tickets at Speas Drug Store.
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