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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1906
Page
6
Former New Albany mayor D Crumbo writes from 511 FE Oak Street endorsing Peruna. He claims it cures catarrh indigestion headaches and general illness when directions are followed. In a later 1904 letter he states his health is good but would rely on Peruna if needed.
A neighbor of Freddie witnesses the boy fall and grimace but he explains he aimed to save his best cry for when he reached home to earn candy from his mother. The humorous exchange shows the child's mischief and his plan backfires.
A playful exchange between Mr. and Mrs. E. Con O'Mizer about an ad claiming dessert richness without milk. She sent a dollar, awaited a reply, and the firm advised using cream. The line ends with a quip about tickets and frying pan to fire.
The San Francisco Evening Post reports a believed smuggling haul of about 750000 dollars of dutiable goods brought ashore from the battleship Oregon before sailing to Bremerton. Inspectors were ordered to delay every man aboard until the case is sifted, with Wells Fargo and Santa Fe records cited and a customs inquiry under way by Acting Inspector Hamilton.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the Kansas City Live Stock Exchange is a trust and that cattle mortgages through its members are invalid. The unanimous decision affects millions in cattle notes and mortgages, reversing a prior ruling on the Wilson case from Shawnee County. Wilson and Maris were involved in a 1900 conviction for obtaining money under false pretenses, with subsequent retrials and final reversal by the high court.
State Treasurer Mortensen releases a debt statement showing December 1 indebtedness of the state from 1900 to 1909 with figures and notes on reductions since 1906. It cites warrants mostly held by educational trust funds, interest earned on deposits, and expected annual debt relief from the Sheldon 11-mill levy.
The State Department asked Russia through Ambassador Rosen to shift the second Hague Conference dates from early July. The move aims to avoid clashing with the Pan American congress set for July 21 and with Rio Janeiro proceedings to be later submitted to The Hague.
The submarine, directed from shore by electrical waves, passed trials at Antibes and impressed inventor M. Lalande. It consists of two cone shaped cylinders stacked, with a upper receiving mast that stays above water and a lower section housing torpedo tubes, motor, steering gear, and screw. The operator at a transmitting station can guide the weapon in any direction without risk to himself.
Andrew Johnson of Sioux Falls says a doctor warned six weeks to live from kidney trouble. After a year homebound with pain swelling and weight loss, Dean's Kidney Pills brought gradual relief, appetite and weight gain, and recovery. Sold by Foster Milburn Buffalo NY. 60 cents a box.
In a humorous local exchange a child named Bobbie blames his mischief on his little brother claiming he is too small to punish. The mother side steps with lighthearted consideration.
Public notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for infants and children to ensure it bears the signature of age and the familiar warning used for over 30 years. The message emphasizes it is a trusted remedy historically linked to the brand.
Senator Burrows recounts a bank tale about a woman who tries to cash an unsigned check with her husband’s signature. The teller refuses due to missing amount, prompting the woman to demand whatever funds exist. The anecdote illustrates grasping behavior with humorous irony.
A humorous dialogue excerpt features a disconsolate youth lamenting his self made fooling over a woman. The woman defends herself asserting a woman's rights and teasing the idea of heroism. A street talk ends with a quip about Diogenes and housing in olden days.
An Asheville man reports long stomach and pancreatic ulcer problems tied to starchy foods. After starting Grape-Nuts with cream, he notes rapid weight gain, clearer thinking, stronger nerves, and better sleep, crediting pre-digested nutrition from the Postum Co. advertisement.
The New York East conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will investigate charges that Methodist Book Concern workers arranged whisky advertisements and made plates for Shaw's Author’s Apology. The case ties to Mrs Warren's Profession production halted by police and union protest over the book concern’s stance in a printers strike.
President Roosevelt will attend the cornerstone laying for the new House of Representatives office building and deliver an address titled The Man with the Muck Rake. He will participate in the ceremony as part of the event rollout for the project.
A man who lost his fortune to drink kept a daily transfer as proof he paid fare. His wife ran a boarding house and used the transfer to ensure he rode at least one way home, though he still spent money at the market and some friends on the streets.
A dialogue fragment shows Upgardson asking for the spelling of expediency and Atom replying with a simplified form X P D N C in a dipping pen scene. The exchange highlights wordplay and the characters’ interaction in a reforming context.
A mother reports her infant son suffered from infantile eczema for months until using Cutiura Remedies. She says within days his mood improved and after about ninety days he fully recovered, praising the treatment and noting the child’s earlier extreme suffering. Mrs. Maebelle Lyon Parsons Kan July 18 1905.
Limited number of subscribers invited to purchase treasury stock of small denomination with a guaranteed profit plan. Promises safe principal and dividends from earnings. Mail for full details and terms. References Hibernia Bank & Trust Co.
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