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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

3

Doan's Kidney Pills Saved My Life

Bennette of East Liverpool Ohio recounts six months of severe kidney trouble with pains and swelling. After consuming six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, he recovered from 80 pounds and has remained free of kidney trouble for six years. He urges others to remember Doan's, sold by dealers for 60 cents a box.

Bennette Clatr Liverpool Doan Doan’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo

Cure for Infant Eczema Claims Remarkable Hair Recovery

A Kentucky family describes their three month old daughter suffering from severe scalp eczema. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent for about five weeks, the scales cleared, hair regrew, and the child recovered fully. The testimonial dates to October 12 1909 by J Fish and Ella M Fish of Mt Vernon Ky.

J. Fish Ella M. Fish Mt. Vernon

Resilience in Adversity Reveals True Friends

A proverb-like reflection notes that wealth and character are tested by hardship. It compares gold refined by fire to human loyalty, suggesting that adversity exposes who remains loyal and who proves hollow. The moral emphasizes steadfastness under pressure.

Eeoulgees con cote eee este The charm of the unattainable is

The readable text presents a fragmentary line about unattainable charm, suggesting a literary or artistic remark rather than a complete news item. It includes no identifiable people, organizations, places, or concrete events.

Bank Borrowers Scrutinized by Comptroller Murray

Comptroller Murray tightens bank oversight by shifting examiners and compiling district loan lists. The Washington center will publish a credit clearinghouse of commercial notes while keeping bank names confidential. Borrowers relying on external loans face reduced credit and heightened public scrutiny as lenders lose the cover of secrecy.

Washington

Savings Made in the Naval Service

The navy expands while cutting costs with lower fuel and supply expenses. Combat efficiency rose through target practice and ship versus ship, man versus man, officer versus officer contests. Sailors and yards saved on iron and steel castings, coal use, and lubrication, totaling millions in annual savings.

Naval Establishment Navy Yards Navy Yard Organization Navy

Supreme Court to rule on blanket grants land dispute

The Supreme Court to decide a Kentucky land title battle over Virginia blanket grants from statehood era. Up for decision are claims on 40 000 acres held by Kentucky Union and lands valued at about 10 million dollars. The Kentucky attorney general defends titles as the people who built the state.

Kentucky Virginia Supreme Court of the United States Kentucky Union Company Eastern Kentucky Comanemia of Supreme Court Commonwealth

Government Targets White Slavery Ring in Nationwide Sweep

The United States plans a unified assault on white slave trade across states and borders. Justice Department will strike major cities simultaneously to hit leaders of the syndicate, with port entry officers tightening immigrant inspections and inland units tracking suspects. In New York and Chicago efforts have begun but arrests have varied.

United _States United States Department of Justice New York Whitman Chicago

Nothing Sordid About Him The Editor Looks At The Poetry

A humorous exchange shows a poet defending his work and the editor noting the paper’s rule against buying poetry. The poet proclaims his aim is a simple niche in the Hall of Fame, while the editor remains skeptical.

Dante

Morgan Praises Advertising at Cincinnati Church Congress

J Pierpont Morgan praised the power of advertising at a Cincinnati church congress. He closed with a keen epigram noting that if a dealer does not advertise his wares the sheriff will likely do it for him.

J. Pierpont. Morgan Cincinnati

The Lawyers Won in Estate Dispute over Oldaskit Will

In a court contest over the estate of Askit Old, relatives challenged the will but the lawyers prevailed. The outcome left nothing beyond the heirs as the estate's disposition through the courts concluded.

Askit Noitt Askitt

Try Marine Eye Remedy

There is not a vice which more effectively contracts and deadens the feelings than the desire of accumulating possessions. Mant, Rheumatism, No and Gore Throat will not live the same roof with Wizard Oil, the best of all remedies for the relief of all pain.

Quarrel Reflects Mutual Lack of Sense

A terse saying notes that disputes reveal both sides lack judgment, suggesting that a heated argument exposes equally flawed reasoning rather than clear winners or losers. The remark underscores shared folly rather than individual wit.

Unclear OCR Text on Women’s Health Product Claims

Fragmentary notice mentions Lydia E. Pinkham Compound and women’s health claims. The readable parts reference unsolicited testimonials about a product’s effects and a person named Mrs Toa Goly at a North Minnesota address. The text is noisy and partial.

Toa Goly North Minnesoa Matas Anata Lydia E. Ee

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