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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1921
Page
3
The article explains poison sumac and related plants, how to identify poison ivy and similar shrubs, and cautions on avoiding contact. It notes the plants’ growth forms, leaf structures, and confusion with elder and other species. After exposure, initial skin cleansing is advised, with mild cases fading in days, while fatal cases are possible.
Bays report a medicine named Taniac provided prompt relief for stomach trouble and nervous breakdown in a case involving Mrs Kes. After a short course she could sit up and assist with house chores, with health restoration expected soon. Sold by leading druggists everywhere.
A Petunia tavern guest recalls a blaze in which the mayor allegedly interfered, ordering chaotic firemen while rain began. The landlord contrasts this with a hypothetical worse outcome if a governor or congressman had taken charge.
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt recalls a rural preacher offering a folktale answer for lightning. He explains Satan sees God’s work and unleashes fire from his eyes, letting out a howl when it fails to strike a church. A deacon asks why no lightning in winter, and the preacher references hell’s cee.
A short reader note describes a dispute over a $29 debt between women in the community. The fragment mentions one party paying or settling the amount and references a confrontation or grievance with a person named Brow.
A local resident living near the Tall Road suburb wrote a brief note describing ongoing concerns and seeking attention to a disturbance. No further details are provided in the fragment.
A fragment describes moments of harmony with nature and the universe. The dialogue shifts to a playful note about pay day, suggesting a contrast between cosmic accord and personal finances.
Local gossip notes that a Boston girl appears rattled after a drummer nicknamed her Cutie. The remark sparks curiosity about social circles and actor musicians in the area.
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