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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR mentions towns Anja and Ping Yang under Japanese occupation with scattered names and phrases about Ping Pong. No clear event, date, or source confirmation available.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, claims no local application can cure catarrh, and invokes testimonials. It lists Cleney & Co of Toledo as promoters and mentions Hall's family pills for constipation. It also references unrelated lines about a lecturer and a person named Jones-Hals.
A 1904 promotion from Defiance Starch Co Omaha offers 25 ladies a trip to the St. Louis Exposition for sending in the most Defiance starch proofs from their home states Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Missouri. Entries must reach Defiance Starch Co Omaha before September 15 while noting the best months to visit the Exposition are September and November.
An old style ad mentions Defiance starch promising test results and a Putnam Pace less Dyes claim brighter colors with less work. It also references a Christian Endeavor Hotel in St Louis near the World's Fair and a telephone girl remark about callers.
A New York editor recalls Mark Twain praising a young physician named Tad who opened his shingle years ago. Twain and Clemens discuss a banker’s death and a pivotal introduction that helped the physician gain clients and credibility. The anecdote underscores Twain’s reputed knack for spotting real talent before others do.
The Liverpool Post cites Mr. Sergeant Robinson in Bénéh and Bar about judges with hearing loss. Baron Martin’s mishearing leads to comic exchanges when a counsel quotes scripture and the baron retorts that jurors would not value sixpence.
A fragmentary elderly verse, attributed to Franklin Taylor, recalls a grand Ireland wind sweeping from Bantry to Cahore and Barrow and Boyne. It dramatizes widespread disruption and claims no creatures or people could escape the gale's reach.
The London Mail notes czars recruit ministers from nowhere. It recalls an empress born a peasant and Armenian reformer who nearly toppled autocracy. It highlights Sergius de Witte and Kuropatkin, from modest origins, rising to power in Russia’s war machine.
Rollo Ogden describes in the Century how the institutional church absorbed broad social and secular work. Pastors resisted at first, but a force beyond clergy moves powerfully, shaping church life as tides rise and fall beyond voluntary control.
Fish hooks today remain the same in form as those used two thousand years ago. The only difference is material weight and strength, bronze in ancient times versus steel in the modern era.
The letter from Nelson Rive mayor of St Joseph Michigan praises Peoria Medicine and Peruna as a reliable tonic for a worn out system and a specific for catarrhal difficulties. He notes many grateful patients in the county who have used Peruna and been cured, sending best wishes.
An old promotional piece claims spring ailments from sun changes to nerves digestion and low spirits can be cured by Peruna a spring medicine that balances blood circulation and nervous system strength Unlike simple stimulants Peruna is described as a natural tonic not a narcotic or stimulant Readers advised to write Dr Hartman president of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for guidance and samples
Fragmentary text mentions a bucket shop and a character named Reginald. It references a modern establishment where barrels are handled and bungholes are brought back, with nonsensical dialogue about the so called “Ht bite ketsshop 2” and a Yond fat Glinkya figure.
An assortment of 1900s style advertisements mentions Laundry Blue products with prices and sample offers. It also notes incorporation filings for the State Bank of Holbrook with a $6000 capital, and references to local business or social items including a Nebraska teachers meeting and a literary quote.
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