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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1908
Page
2
A Vermont woman, Mrs James M Long of 113 N Augusta St Bauntog, VT, reports Doan’s Kidney Pills cured backache and urinary troubles in 1903 and, four and a half years later in 1907, still no kidney trouble. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a rural summer scene Catherine, staying on a farm, fixates on a thrifty neighbor Mr B with fore-hand strength, then wonders aloud about his two upver hands. The exchange ends with inquiring misinterpretation as she asks if he is sitting on them. The tale captures farm speech and childlike literalism.
The fragment suggests a scene with Kitty resisting invitations and coaxing about a picnic. Details are unclear, but the tone indicates contrary behavior and social friction around attending the event.
A terse dialogue features Domsey and Wise as they debate taking more medicine. Wise pleads not to offer further help after admitting to having taken too much, while Domsey presses for clarity amid the cold exchange.
A reader notes how people defend coffee indulgence despite evidence of harm. The writer claims coffee causes headaches and nervousness and compares coffee use to other indulgences, citing personal experience of morning consumption and afternoon headaches.
An essay argues the labor vote is largely a misused force like a scary Halloween mockup. It notes urban workers form a mixed, diverse bloc with fears about employment, and it warns politicians against relying on labor unity to win elections.
A humorous verse from the Washington Evening Star portrays a family debating progress and culture. The father jokes about leaving home as the pace of “improving her mind” continues, while the mother’s influence grows.
A humorous poem by W. J. Lampton in New York World contrasts old style baseball with modern science driven play. It laments mechanical pitching and flawless defense while longing for high scoring, lively crowds and simple, vigorous play in the tradition of early baseball.
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