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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
7
Fragmentary quotation discusses civilization and reform with focus on punishment versus reformation. attributed to H. Prescott, unclear source, likely a historical note or extract.
A Chelsea audience heard a bishop say he never sings when visiting a very sick parishioner. The remark came after a question to the distinguished theologian about his practice during calls.
An odd advertorial fragment promotes a powder labeled alien's foot-ease claiming to rest the tect and cure diseases with dubious benefits. The text reads like a late era patent medicine pitch and mentions time easing for a man who enjoys his own.
Miss Guita Ganemie of 259 Jones St Detroit offers a personal reminiscence about visiting a restaurant and enjoying a “red letter day” when she felt well following care from the Detroit Art Association. She notes the positive mood and appreciation for the event and its hostess.
A reflective note on beauty tied to honesty and moral truth. The author links natural beauty to truthful features and equates beauty in faces architecture and music with proportional harmony.
An ad style fragment offers one hundred dollars for cures and promises of health from Hall s Company and F J Cheney, with testimonials and free samples via wholesale druggists in Toledo. It mentions misleading claims about blood and mucous surfaces and includes unrelated proverb about an “up in the air” man.
Mock ad style text extols Defiance Starch claiming 16 ounces for 10 cents with money back if not satisfied. It teases legal taunts about cross examination and a lawyer's honesty while urging readers to try and save money amid scattered slogans and dubious claims.
Lipton's yacht Shamrock III was badly damaged in a Weymouth Bay squall while trials with Shamrock I were underway. Sir Thomas Lipton suffered minor bruises. the crew and shipwrights rushed to repair before the August 20 races. A steamer Erie helped in rescue and divers checked the hull for further damage.
Dr. Herran, Colombian charge d affaires in Washington, said private reports from Bogota show strong opposition to the canal treaty but lack names of leaders. He had no official information on the treaty’s chances and could not date congress convening beyond May 1.
A humorous exchange between Senator Hear and Senator Beveridge includes a tale about Jefferson De Angelis in the opera The Little Corporal. Beveridge recalls a remark in an unknown tongue and De Angelis replies he will look it up tomorrow and act on it if he understands the joke.
New York reports Bishop Potter chided a presumptuous young clergyman who preached at a small rural church. After services the clergyman complained to the bishop about his $6 salary for the sermon. The bishop retorted he would not have preached the sermon for $600.
Dr Krauskopf praises Rabbi Wise as a unique and virtuous leader whose influence would have rivaled prophets. He imagines Wise living in ancient times or among other nations, suggesting he would be revered as a demigod or god after death.
Mayor Fleischmann, newly elected in Cincinnati, runs a large bakery with a New York branch. For years he gives 500 loaves daily to the poor, totaling about 180000 loaves annually, a campaign kindness that broadened his appeal at Monday's election.
A reflective line notes a charitable person makes excuses for others and hints that excessive goodness can harm oneself, framing kindness as a nuanced flaw in imperfect work.
In a letter from Ottawa Ontario Mitts Della Janveau of a renowned French Canadian family praises Peruna Medicine from The Peruna Medicine Co in Columbus Ohio. She reports improved appetite and health after using Peruna. Brittain of Sekitan Oregon also claims notable relief and urges prompt results or a refund. Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus is cited for correspondence.
Readers report back relief from back aches headaches and nervous tension claiming Doan’s Pain Pills and Doan’s Kidney Pills provide strong effects. Testimonials note arrival of free trials in multiple states including Massachusetts Cleveland Illinois and Pennsylvania in 1908.
President Roosevelt left Fort Yellowstone quarters for Norris this morning in a move tied to earlier pledges and ongoing efforts in the region. The dispatch notes a focus on addressing weak conditions and the ongoing public concerns in Montana and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary text mentions a world department and a statement but readable details are limited and unclear about persons, places, or events.
Fire damaged a restaurant barn Friday morning near the Village of Dorr five miles west of Lexington Nebraska. Initial reports incorrectly blamed a nearby company and a suspected defective device, but no serious injuries were noted.
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