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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
7
Letters from women recount long illnesses and failed doctors and praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Lynn Massachusetts for restoring health. A Manning Indiana woman credits the remedy with saving her life after two years of illness and costly medicines.
A crowded church wedding devolves into a farcical tableau as a red nosed lord and entourage interrupt the ceremony with alcohol fog and social sniffs. The bishop keeps the service moving while a maid hesitantly answers the secular pledge question with uncertainty.
About 800 carp weighing up to 16 to 15 pounds lay dead or dying in a cabbage patch near Canandaigua Lake. farmer Thomas Raferty found the infestation after a Sunday flood as neighbors threatened action over the nuisance. He sought aid from the village board of health to remove the fish and stop the spread.
John C. Seiter, Fern California postmaster, failed to dot the i in his name, prompting the Washington post office to return his requisition. After he corrected the dot, supplies were sent but delayed, leaving Fern patrons unable to buy stamps for two weeks. Seiter has served ten years and this was his first correction.
The obese Fort Fairfield resident muses on climate shifts, noting February highs around 65 and July peaks near 115 degrees. He compares this 170 degree range to the 180 degree span between freezing and boiling, sharing a wry reflection while resting in the shade.
The London vegetarian association held its annual dinner with attendees from nearly all sects. Wallaceites skipped salt and yeast bread, Haigites avoided peas and beans, and Allisonites called tea poison. The chef performed well though extremists complained.
A young golden robin found in Newfane Vermont after rain was kept in a cage under a veranda until the parents located it. They visit daily with many tender tweets and one adult guards the fledgling at night. The bird will gain freedom when able to live independently. Mount Grace in Warwick is linked to a child named Grace buried at its base.
President Roosevelt signed a proclamation opening the Uintah Reservation in Utah for homesteading on August 1 through August 12. Registration sites include Grand Junction Colorado and Utah towns Vernal Price and Provo. Applicants must show qualification for homestead entry and may act only via designated powers of attorney.
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