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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
2
A moral parable where Life and Death contend for human obedience. Death appears as a tender woman whose lullaby frees a child, while Life masks grim power and demands relentless toil. The Lord forces balance, Death is chained, yet many workers abandon Life for her solace.
A fragment of stone in Cannon Street near the Bank of England, known as London Stone, is claimed as England’s oldest masonry. Legends tie it to Brutus and Troy, while historians debate its role as a milestone for Watling Street and Roman London.
A tale extols prairie land in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with the Grand Trunk Pacific opening vast lands for farming. It cites James Bailey near Regina who turned 640 acres at 18 dollars an acre into 17 550 in crop earnings plus 10 880 increase in land value, totaling 28 540.
Mrs Elizabeth Wolf of Tipton Missouri describes chronic bladder inflammation with back pain and fatigue before using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports cure after a few boxes and notes continued well being. The ad promotes Doan's at 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A comic exchange features a tempting dinner sample prompting a playful “coming to terms” as two speakers discuss appetite and a potential agreement. The dialogue hints at negotiation between a Scotch farmer and a guest about culinary portions and next steps.
The speaker asks about the Williamses' baby and describes the infant as very small with a clean shave, red face, and a look suggesting heavy drinking. The uncle notes past cures with Hamlin’s Wizard Oil and claims to drive away rheumatism and neuralgia from premises. He comments on charity and fraternal relations.
An OCR fragment advertises a generic patent remedy with phrases about finding relief for cache, backaches, or stitches. It mentions Henry Davis and a large size advertised as the cheapest at all druggists and references price lines and a motivational motto about deserving success.
A lecturer proclaims no one has blocked forest destruction until a man in the audience admits shooting woodpeckers. A quirky exchange follows with a joke about sacrifices and a woman questioning the fate of the large trees.
The Houston Post describes a boxing scene with a caller and spectator remarks. The exchange hints at judging figures and crowd reactions seen in a local post fight recap.
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