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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1906

Page

3

Woman Recovers From Back Aches With Dean's Kidney Pills

Mrs Laura Sullivan of Bluff and Third Streets Marquette Michigan reports persistent back ache bearing down pain and swollen limbs. After starting Dean's Kidney Pills she felt relief before half the box was used and was cured with bloating subsiding. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Voster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Laura Sullivan Bluff Third Sts Marquette Mich Dean Voster-Milburn Buffalo, N.Y

His Shortcoming in the Art of Conversation

A quip contrasts adept talk with the lack of substance. The exchange notes wit without substance, emphasizing the speaker's rhetorical skill but failing to convey meaningful statements.

Quite Apparent The Tramp and The Remarkable Man Dialogue

A brief exchange follows with a tramp challenging social norms and a man who reads his character. The tramp is judged for not working while the remarking man probes the reasons. The characters exchange terse remarks about work and perception.

Political Accident or Catastrophe Then Senator Sorghum Says

In a tense exchange, a question about the officeholder prompts Senator Sorghum to label him a catastrophe, contrasting with mere accidents. The remark underscores strong legislative dissatisfaction and political tension.

Sorghum

In a Pinch Use Allen's Foot-Ease Powder

Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease a foot powder that cures painful smarting and ingrown nails and relieves sweating feet. Claims to make new shoes comfortable and lists trial package free and 25 cent price with sender A. S. Olmstead Le Roy New York.

Allen A. S. Olmsted le Roy N.Y

Odd Adage Haunts A Lively Slogan Page

A fragmentary ad style note mocks judging by appearances with a line about dress and ribbons. It references a "Lewis' Single Binder straight 5c cigar" and mentions a Peoria factory. The piece hints at satire or odd copy on a classic newspaper page.

Lewis Peoria

How to Launder White Silk Handkerchiefs

Do not put white silk handkerchiefs in the ordinary wash as they are easily laundered at home. Make a strong lather of Ivory Soap and water, but do not rub the soap on the handkerchief or use soda. Rinse and iron while damp with a moderately hot iron. Eleanor R. Parker.

Eleanor R. Parker

Two Heads Better Than One In New Venture

Merchant and Knox discuss starting a new business with a partner. The exchange highlights shared responsibility and the idea that blame can be spread if the venture fails. The dialogue reflects optimism about collaboration and the pragmatism of joint effort.

Merchant Knox

Wind River Reservation lands opening postponed to August 1906

The Passenger Department of the Chicago and North Western Railway reports the public lands opening at Wind River Reservation Wyoming has been postponed to August 15 1906 by a joint congressional resolution. Rail construction to the reservation border is advancing rapidly and is expected to finish within weeks.

Chicago Chicago & North Western Railway Wind River Wyoming Congress

Womanly Persuasion: Reason Then Vanity Tactic Advised

A historical note outlines a two step approach to persuasion targeting women. It first recommends appealing to reason and, if ineffective, appealing to vanity. The guidance reflects period gender norms and communication strategies in social discourse.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Notice

One hundred dollar reward offered for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsers certify F. J. Cheney is honorable and able to fulfill obligations. Cure taken internally, claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free. price 75 cents per bottle. sold by all druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Wapise Kixmann & Magvin

Cablecar Ride On Mount Tom Sparks Anxiety

A Boston woman on Mount Tom Massachusetts rides a dual car cable system. She asks if the car is safe and whether there have been accidents. The conductor answers that it is considered safe with no serious mishaps. He quips about life choices as the ride nears the summit. The remark ends with a closing line about charity.

Mount Tom Massachusetts Boston

Vesuvian Calm Restores Hope as Ashes Thinned

Observatory director Matteucci reports a marked decline in Vesuvius activity and ash discharge. Naples enjoys sunny skies and calmer conditions while Bosco Trecase exhumations proceed. relief follows Good Friday services and renewed public morale amid ongoing recovery efforts and debris clearing.

Mount Vesuvius Matteucci Naples Vesuvius Bosco Trecase Caserta Bosco Trecase Matteuci Rome

Roosevelt Party Plans Easter Stay at Alpine Lodge

Word from Scottsville Virginia says President Roosevelt and his family expect to spend the Easter holidays at Mrs. Roosevelt’s summer cottage in the Albermarle County mountains. Servants from Plain Dealing, the Wilmer residence, have been at the Roosevelts’ lodge for days cleaning and preparations are complete for the anticipated guests.

Scottsville President Roosevelt Roosevelt Albermarle County

Exports for Eight Months Show Strong 1906 Agricultural Value

A Commerce and Labor bulletin reports US exports of agricultural products for the eight months of fiscal year 1906 ending February totalled 700 million dollars, up from 507 million in 1900 and 664 million in 1902. Breadstuffs provisions and cotton rise, with breadstuffs increasing by 70 million, provisions by 33 million, and cotton by 80 million. Despite record totals, agricultural exports share of all exports is smaller than in most years.

Department of Commerce and Labor United States

Greene and Gaynor Found Guilty in Government Works Fraud

Greene and Gaynor were convicted on all three indictments for conspiracy to defraud the government and embezzlement tied to Savannah area engineering works. They received four years in jail plus fines after a thirteen and a half week trial. Extradited from Canada after fleeing New York, the pair faced trial in Savannah with Capt. Oberlin M. Carter also sentenced to five years and dishonorable discharge.

Greene and Gaynor Savannah Greene Pruenebies New York Canada

Meat Packing Figures Show 1904 Industry Increase

Census director reports 1904 slaughtering and meat packing in the United States rose since 1900 with 925 establishments compared with 921 in 1900. Total products value reached 913,914,624 while declines occurred in canned beef 17 percent salted or cured beef 16 percent hams smoked bacon etc 11 percent neutral lard 1 percent oleomargarine oil 11 percent and other oils 25 percent.

Unite States

Pacific Coast Quake Shakes Bay Area. Thousands Feared Lost

Reports from Los Angeles to Kansas City and New York detail a severe San Francisco earthquake at 9 13 am San Francisco time causing widespread collapse and fires. Telegraph offices, including Postal and Western Union, suffered destruction and loss of communication with San Francisco, Sacramento and surrounding areas. Chicago reports telegraph blackout as fires threaten the city and water shortages hinder firefighting efforts.

Kansas City Postal Telegraph Company Los Angeles Chicago San Francisco Sacramento Western Union

Supreme Court Divorce Ruling Sparks Nationwide Chaos

Chicago lawyers estimate the US Supreme Court Haddock decision invalidates many divorces across states. It could render five hundred in the city alone illegal and disrupt inheritance and property rights for many families. Sioux Falls lawyers fear a broader impact on the divorce industry and residency rules.

Chicago Supreme Court of the United States United States Supreme Court de Cision Haddock Sioux Falls S. D South Dakota St. Louis Missouri

Dry dock Dewey Drifts in Mediterranean Storm Near Malta

Admiral Sigsbee reports the dry dock Dewey broke tow lines and drifted for about twenty three hours off Malta in a storm. The Brooklyn stayed close and rejoined the tow once the dry dock was controlled. A wireless update says the vessel is proceeding satisfactorily.

Dewey Mediterranean Malta Navy Department Sigsbee Messina Sicily Brooklyn

Washington cruiser completes speed trial off New England coast

The armored cruiser Washington built by New York Shipbuilding in Camden N J finished her official speed trial with a four hour endurance run along the New England coast. She maintained an average speed of 23 227 knots per hour, exceeding the contract speed of 22 knots per hour.

Washington New York Shipbuilding Company Camden N. J New England

Nervous ailments eased by Williams Pink Pills claim

An Alpena Michigan woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with curing postnatal paralysis and severe nervous symptoms after others failed. She reports becoming able to do household work for seven people and notes the remedy's broader use for rheumatism anemia and grip after a doctor’s initial uncertainty.

Michigan Williame

Transatlantic voyage anecdote on railfare practices

Lancia remarks on American railroads during a New York crossing on La Gascoigne. A steamer smoking room tale compares excess checks to cash fares. A conductor’s story about a southern railway highlights how the company seeks revenue from every payment.

Lancia New York la Gascoigne

Equitable Life Plans Clock Winder’s Departure

President Paul Morton reorganizes the Equitable Life Society and will dispense with at least one employee. The removed worker previously wound the officers clocks each day under the old management. A policyholder quips that the clock winder’s services were worth their cost and kept officers alert.

Equitable Clock Winder Paul Morton The Equitable Life Equitable

Woman Doctor Credits Postum with End to Neuralgic Headaches

A woman recalls twelve years of neuralgic headaches and weight loss until a 1904 recommendation to drink Postum Food Coffee. She reports rapid weight gain, headache relief after two weeks, and eventual clarity of mind. She says Postum cured her, noting increased brain and nerve strength. The testimonial is attributed to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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Vesuu Vius Vesuvian Pacific Coast Francisco Both Postal and the Postal Telegraph. Company's of Fice City of Williams Peter Morrissette Eleventh Street Alpena, Mich Discou Dr. Williams
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