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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1909
Page
8
A small book explains how Rheumatic poisons are driven from the blood using Dr Shopp's Remedy in liquid or tablet forms. Readers can write to Recine Wisconsin for the booklet and free test samples, with no money required.
The column lists several items including Blauser’s purchase plans, Price returning from Omaha, Savr horses and broke stock, J B Wincart and construction work on a warehouse, a report on Ex Governor Poynter’s death linked to an 8 o'clock closing law, visits by S R Merrell and M C Peters, fair road committee outreach, a query for road help, and a Barneston Herald copy arriving with printing credentials and advertising.
A fragmentary notice notes river hazards caused by careless boatmen ignoring ripples and current. It warns that back pain may signal health issues like diabetes or Bright's disease, urging attention to prevent danger and costly mistakes.
Local guidance urges homeowners to trim trees this season to prevent damaged eyes and improve appearance. Miss Addie Miller returns to her school near Jansen after tending a ill relative. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promises clear complexions and healthy digestion. Farmers can help finance roadwork with team labor instead of cash.
M. L. Bingham of Princeville Illinois feared gangrene after eight toes were eaten away by infection. Doctors warned death, but he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and was wholly cured. The remedy treats eczema fever sores boils burns and piles. 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
A collage of quotes on baseball from Woman's Home Companion and local notices recount visits by Alex Ballard and family, Goldie Miller returning to work, and a Dr Shoop Restorative pitch. Reported an auto fright incident causing a horse injury near Miller's blacksmith shop, with damage minor to rigs and a horse to be euthanized.
Grace Margret Gould outlines spring trends in the Woman's Home Companion. She notes waistline changes, wider imported skirts, long procession of new gown touches, simpler hats, fur hats in French pique, and decorative millinery such as simulated grape bunches and white wings.
A letter to Mr Aleg Bell from Diller Nebraska describes trustees of Cobleskill fair ground saving paint costs by using Devoe. It notes that painting used 115 gallons instead of 125, saving 85 gallons, with paint valued at 4 to 5 dollars per gallon and overall painting costs two to three times the paint. It mentions dealers in New York and Chicago and a sales pitch by P G J Eisener for car paint.
There are nerves that control heart action and weakness impairs it. Symptoms include shortness of breath pain around the heart choking sensation palpitations and rapid pulse. Dr Miles Heart Cure is advertised as a medicine for these nerves and heart muscles offering speedy relief.
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