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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
3
The Lincoln Journal emphasizes farming economics and state policy as the legislature sits for three months. It touts extensive reports on war traffic regulation bank deposits and taxes. The paper presents itself as a state oriented source for impartial facts to taxpayers.
The Lippincotts publish Backwoodsman a true life account of young hero Boone. The work blends history with narrative and is suitable for youths and adults. Frank McKernan provides color and black and white drawings.
Storms highlight need for protection against fire lightning and tornado. Farmers and Merchants offers easy to understand policies and prompt settlements after claim adjustments. Satisfied customers have received benefits.
The first edition of 100,000 copies of love and fighting in the Kentucky mountains features the fascinating hero June. Published by Chas Scribner's Sons, the novel is praised for dramatic power, beauty, and interest, surpassing The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come.
Fragmentary lines describe reformers collapsing under cleaning efforts, claiming partiality and ineffectiveness. The text hints at madness and loss of power as they confront the kingdom and its supposed darkness.
In Greek myth Narcissus, son of Cephissus, spurned by love and inflamed by Nemesis, fell for his own reflection. He withered away unable to seize the shadow and became the flower bearing his name, while the nymph Echo died of grief.
The article explains that ice cannot maintain a temperature below its freezing point and cannot be heated above it under normal conditions. Like other solids, ice cools to the air temperature in winter.
A concise line reads Be ready as a maxim urging vigilance and readiness, reflecting a mindset of proactive preparation for future events and challenges.
The Sixtieth Congress begins its final session in the Capitol with ceremonial taps from Uncle Joe Cannon and Vice President Fairbanks as spectators fill the galleries. Senators Ankeny to Teller sit alongside re-elected peers Brandegee to Stevenson amid prayers, roll call, and procedural resolutions.
A husband and wife dispute over leaving their pet dog Trixy as the wife packs to go home. After half an hour of arguing she stays, unpacks, and makes dinner with Trixy as guest of honor.
Mrs Louis Leck of San Antonio Texas reports her two year old son suffered months of facial head and limb sores. After trying two doctors without relief a Cuticura remedy set eased his pain and within a week sleep returned and two months later his skin cleared completely. The child has remained eczema free since.
A nobleman says he does not give indiscriminate charity. He tests starving beggars by asking them to return in two days. If they return, he concludes they lied. if they do not, he believes they were truthful.
An advertisement touts Wholemie Druspiven Catarrh Cure taken internally for nasal and throat conditions. It claims quick relief, promises free samples, and lists a price of 73 cents per bottle with an implied home remedy appeal.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes residents asking why they must boil water to make it safe to drink. A sanitary official explains the precaution, while locals express continued interest and skepticism.
A compact note from an old newspaper fragment describes a long held slogan about reliability and tradition. It mentions a gun shop tone with brands and a philosophical quote about truth and silence attributed to Ammian. The readable items reflect a vintage ad style and partial business name hints.
The increased use of Toris for lame back and rheumatism stirs discussion among physicians. Advertised as almost infallible when mixed with cer whiskey, the remedy combines Toris Compound with Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound and is sold by Globe Pharmaceutical Co., Chicago, and other druggists.
A humorous boast about being able to win a marathon if effort had been used, implying squandered time and energy. The speaker imagines a victorious outcome sparked by motivation rather than actual training.
An advertisement claims Lewis' Single Binder cigars use extra quality tobacco, offering a five cent price while appealing to smokers who switched from poorer 10 cent cigars. It warns against imitations and urges readers to tell dealers for Lewis Single Binder.
Harry Payne Whitney laments New York racing's decline as Minnehaha transports ship noted jockeys and racing figures. A jockey recalls misfortune and the lack of help when a man is down. A second anecdote contrasts sympathy with hard reality in the sport. Defiance Starch promises stronger finish allowing thinner application for laundry stiffness.
A Ruskin quotation urges applying wholehearted effort to duties and joys alike. It emphasizes that work should be done with a determined will, not halfheartedly, and that tasks lacking worth should not be undertaken.
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