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A garbled note asserts purity aids health and mentions remedies for eye relief. It hints at social prejudice learned from a neighbor’s value but offers no clear event or person.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
6
A garbled note asserts purity aids health and mentions remedies for eye relief. It hints at social prejudice learned from a neighbor’s value but offers no clear event or person.
A boy notices an eerie atmosphere at a family meal and grows suspicious that he is the cause. He tells his mother, You got me, didn' yout, implying unspoken tension and blame within the household.
In 1909 a Boston family traveled to Ireland and England with a baby who developed a severe skin rash. Despite doctors and medicines, relief came after nine months with Cuticura Soap and Ointment, which reportedly cleared the sores without scars. The testimonial, dated March 12 1911 from Peabody Massachusetts, promotes free samples of Cuticura.
The article traces evolving demand for the new alloy, noting that wholesale substitution of alum inium for steel and iron did not occur as hoped but demand grew from under 100000 pounds in 1883 to 350000 in 1893, 7500000 in 1903, and now exceeds 60000000 pounds.
The fragment notes worn shoes and aching feet, hinting at a remedy or product. It mentions ill fitting footwear and a plea for comfort, with references to recovery or relief from fatigue. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
A humorous exchange shows a sailor child named Bobby describing why he is acrobatlike, with mamma prompting him as to the reason behind his claim.
An advertising notice extols Paxtine eye wash for tired weak inflamed eyes and granulated eyelids. Printed in Boston Massachusetts, it promises postpaid delivery on receipt of price.
A wry observation describes Squidge ville as a town where a funeral becomes a social occasion. The line captures the local mood and hints at community ties shaping everyday life.
A jurist asks what stance a lawyer took in a saloon. The witness replies I took a drink.
A brief note explores how people often mask inner emotions while appearing generous. It discusses social expectations, emotional restraint, and the contrast between outward kindness and private sentiment.
A fragment notes a person in Girne offering a bold estimate described as visionary. The isolated line hints at a broader debate over ambition and calculation without providing further names, dates, or context.
Senators and representatives show impatience over delays on tariff and appropriations while planning for emergency measures. Leaders expect quick progress on a steel bill and other pending legislation to enable adjournment, with Penrose backing prompt action.
Government engineers and state levee officials report two weeks of flooding along the Mississippi valley from Hitnais to Arkansas and Mississippi. Thirty thousand people homeless, about two thousand square miles inundated, thirty dead, and a ten million dollar damage estimate. Water pours into Arkansas after three new levee breaks south of Memphis.
Thieves with possible political ties broke into Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey's hotel rooms in Chicago and took a suitcase containing private correspondence and papers. The burglary occurred while Wilson dined at St Mary's church rectory with Rev P J O Callaghan and Paulist priests. the theft was found on his return to the hotel.
In Philadelphia hundreds of thousands expect a breakthrough as 175000 idle anthracite miners and many others await a conference between union representatives and operators. A new agreement could end the mining suspension started on April 1 and permit a quicker resumption of work.
In Omaha a blistering blaze at the T. F. Stroud & Co. implement plant killed wood worker John Lauzterer, 65, who entered the paint room to save tools. The fire caused about 200000 in damage with 5000 insured. Lauzterer’s body was recovered two hours after exposure to heat and fumes. Separate item notes Senate debate over a $75 or $906 appropriation in Washington.
Snow in Manitoba Saturday night brings the season's heaviest fall. Wind and heavy accumulation slow travel and safety precautions. Geeding operations will be delayed for several days due to the wintry conditions.
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