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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1905

Page

7

Ailing Women Learn Kidney Health Cures and Home Remedies

In Groesbeck Texas Mrs W G Davis touts Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain dizziness and irregular kidney action reporting gravel stones passed and lasting relief. Also promoted are Defiance Cold Water Starch claiming 16 oz per package at 10 cents with no chemicals and no sticking iron, urging shoppers to demand Defiance.

W. G. Davis Groesbeck Texas Dean Wester-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Defiance

Community meeting debates funding the preacher

At a large citizens gathering the question arose who will support the pastor financially. One elder suggests sharing the burden among all, while volunteers joke about hosting or washing him. The exchange shifts between humorous and practical responses as the crowd weighs aid.

Mr. Dukes Georgia Jenkins Wash

Boiler shop owner recalls tea with wife

Rivetts explains he attended a five o'clock tea with his wife yesterday. Chumley reacts with gracious surprise, and Rivetts says he did not mind the event, noting his occupation as a boiler shop owner.

Rivetts Chumley

Brownstone music room acoustics draw praise

The article notes the new house features a music room designed so piano noise does not disturb guests conversations. It adds a remark on friendships lasting as long as money, unless lent away.

S. New House

Grape-Nuts Praised by Brain Worker for Clarity

A literary man extols Grape-Nuts for easy digestion and brain nourishment. He notes breakfast foods tend to slow thinking and says Grape-Nuts keeps him alert, productive, and mentally sharp, urging readers to read The Road to Wellville on pack.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Resignations Shake Equitable and New York Life

Chauncey M. Depew resigns as Equitable director amid life insurance probe. New York Life President John A. McCall denies resignation and rejects rumors of his departure. Reports say trustees may pick John Claflin for the presidency, while McCall asserts policy holders support him. District Attorney Jerome seeks a committee report copy as hearings continue.

Jerome New York Legislative Committee Armstrong United States Chauncey M. Depew Equitable Life Assurance Society Paul Morton The Equitable Society John “Ay McCall New York ‘Life Insurance Company New York Life Insurance Company John Claflin H. B. Claflin Company Claflin

Wreck on Union Pacific Kills Ten Near Rock Springs

A head‑on collision between a freight train and the Overland Limited east of Rock Springs Wyoming left ten dead and nineteen injured. The crash, blamed on orders confusion by the freight engineer and conductor, destroyed the mail car and dining car.

Union Pacific Overland Rock Springs Wyo Overland Limited Ah. Say Ah Say Brink Oscar Peterson Roy Darrell

Perkins resignation rumored at New York Life election

The New York Evening Post reports George W. Perkins of J. P. Morgan & Co. is expected to retire from the vice presidency of New York Life Insurance and from its finance committee chairmanship at the upcoming April election. A friend says the move follows Mr. Morgan's suggestion and a formal announcement is near.

New York Evening Post George W. Perkins J. P. Morgan & Co New York Life Insurance Company Perkins Morgan

Congress Votes 11 Million Dollar Panama Canal Appropriation

Congress approves an 11 million dollar appropriation for Panama Canal construction after a compromise between higher and lower estimates. The bill includes reporting and disclosure provisions, removes a tax disability on proposed bonds, and aligns canal bonds with other government securities to reimburse the treasury.

Congress Panama Canal Williams Hepburn Mann Panama Treasury

Russian Minister Sakharoff Shot in St. Petersburg

A telegram from St. Petersburg reports Lieutenant General Sakharoff, former minister of war, shot dead by a revolutions group member during a visit to Saratoff. The assassination alarms officials and raises fears of a military dictatorship as reform optimism in Russia wanes.

St. Petersburg London Daily ‘Telegraph Ae Dtkuhnen Prussia Sakharoff Saratoff Revolutionary Movement Witte

Vermont Woman Hanged for Husband Murder at Windsor

Mary Mabel Rogers was hanged at Vermont State Prison in Windsor at 1 13 PM Friday after two reprieves amid appeals. Gov Bell announced the execution was carried out promptly as required by law, despite private dissent and public interest in the case.

Mary Mabel Rogers Vermont State Windsor Marcuse Bennington United States Supreme Court Bell Vermont

Annual International Live Stock Exposition comes to Chicago

The exposition runs December 16 to 23 in Chicago and is billed as the world’s largest live stock show. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway offers low round trip fares on sale December 16 to 19, with return by December 24, via F A Nash, General Western Agent, Omaha.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry F. A. Nash General Western Farnam Sf Omaha

West Point appoints Rev Edward Travers as new chaplain

Rev Edward Travers named chaplain of the United States Military Academy at West Point with the rank of captain by President Roosevelt. A Trinity College graduate of 1898, he served in the Spanish American War and held Trinity sprinting records. He was assistant rector at Trinity Church Boston and previously at Christ Church Poughkeepsie.

Edward 8. Travers United States Military Academy West Point Roosevelt The Times Trinity Church Boston Meriden Conn Trinity College Connecticut Regiment of Volunteers Trinity Brewster Huntington New York East Side Grace Church Christ ‘Church Poughkeepsie N.Y Travers Psi Upsilon

Judge Harmon Named Receiver Over Three Railroads

United States Judge Henry Lutton of Cincinnati ordered the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton and the Pere Marquette railroads placed in receivership. Former Judge Judson Harmon, former attorney general under Cleveland, was appointed to act as receiver.

United States Henry ‘Lutton Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton Marquette Railroads Judson Harmon Cleveland

Astor to Erect Fine Building in Broadway New York

William Waldorf Astor plans a model apartment house near Central Park Broadway to cover almost a city block and rise twelve stories high. It will house about 1,600 people with five miles of hallways and seventy miles of pipes and eight hydrostatic elevators. No apartment will rent for less than $1,000 a year.

Astor William Waldorf Astor Broadway New York Central Park Wiliam Waldorf John Jacob

France Sees Several Citizens as Possible Presidents

France seeks a successor to President Loubet with candidates including M. Fallieres senate president and M. Bourgeois. M. Doumer and M. Ribot face opposition from advanced Republicans while M. Rouvier could be receptive. M. Sarrien is a noted political power and Loubet himself may run again.

France Loubet M. Fallieres Senate Reas Bourgeois M. Doumer Targer M. Ribot M. Rouvier M. Sarrien Politica

Overseer Questions Man About Work as He Digs

Reporters describe an Overseer questioning a woman about her husband who is reportedly out looking at work. The scene notes several men digging a cellar at the corner, implying the husband struggles to find employment while others work nearby.

Not Invincible Until He Adopts Pillsbury Vitos

A grand claim that the Czar of all the Russias, despite his vast empire and diverse subjects, will not be invincible until he makes Pillsbury's Vitos his regular breakfast diet. The passage blends hyperbole with marketing rhetoric for a cereal product.

Russias Pillsbury

Society Hard Pressed at De Fashion-Meeting

A park scene with Mrs. De Fashionment hosting a reception for a famed author. The big society lion arrives as guests scramble to read the author’s books to discuss them, while the hostess proclaims her priority in getting him to attend.

Why Indeed Echoes from a House Guest Parrot

Edward returns from foreign service and confronts Amelia about a birthday gift parrot. The bird mimics a woman's voice causing surprise as Teddy recalls past tokens and a photograph in the album.

Edward Foreign Service Amelia Teddy Herbert

Praise for Dodd's Kidney Pills From Dayton Resident

Mr N R Roberts of Dayton Tennessee declares Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble fully restoring his back and stamina. He says he will keep them on hand for any return of symptoms and that no medicine has been so effective.

Dayton, Tenn Dodd N. R. Roberts Ptts

Saloon Scandal Over Budget Shoes Sparks Domestic Spat

A man fritters away six dollars treating friends at a saloon then returns home to scold his wife for buying their baby 98 cent shoes at a bargain sale, highlighting domestic tensions over frugality and temper.

Try One Package Defiance Starch Advertisement

A vintage ad copy urges trying Defiance Starch with a return option if unsatisfied. It promises one third more for the same money and notes it won’t stick to iron. A quip about Eve and Adam drinking is included as a humorous aside.

Oath of F J Cheney on Toledo firm and remedy claim

Frank J Cheney swears before Notary A W Gleason that the firm F J Cuzner Co will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarra not cured by Haw’s Cataria Cone. The document cites Toledo Ohio December 6 1886 and mentions remedies and pill notes.

Orara Onto City Lucas Frank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason

Genius as Unrecognized Talent

A concise reflection noting that genius is often simply talent not yet recognized, suggesting merit exists in ordinary effort and potential waiting to be acknowledged.

Allen's Foot-Ease Advertises Cure for Foot Discomfort

Mrs WJ Walker of Camden Nebraska reports relief from burning itching and painful feet after using Allen's Foot-Ease. The ad notes the product is sold by all druggists for 25 cents and includes a light joke about a woman with a new hat not complaining about long sermons.

Allen W.J. Walker Camden

Defiance Starch Offer Promises 16 oz at Low Price

Ad copy touts Defiance starch with a free 16 ounce offering at zero cents. It claims past success stories of avoiding conventional wealth routes and hints at a back way to gain advantage.

Wordplay and paradox remix notes

A reflective line presents language quirks about truth and perception. It contrasts whitewashed deception with unknowing action by a woman, highlighting ambiguities in intent and capability.

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Jeromes Direc Tor of Equitable McCall New York Life Denies Union -Pacific Edward S. Travers PHAGE Harmon Pere Marquette and C., H. & D. Railroads Society Tennessee Praise Eve Adam Ebal Chenet & CO Toledos C al! Dru
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