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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1916
Page
3
An old time health note extols daily internal cleansing by drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast. It promises refreshed digestion, purifying effects on the stomach liver kidneys and bowels, and claims wide relief from constipation bilious spells and sickly complexions.
In a terse exchange, a resident notes saving twenty dollars this afternoon. The conversation reveals a lender, Billson, offered twenty five dollars for borrowing but only gave five, illustrating tighter credit and small cash tightness in the community.
Prof Aug F W Schmitz of Thomas Oklahoma credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with long term relief from backache linked to Bright's Disease. He used two boxes then three more later and reports the pain vanished after additional treatment. He recommends the pills and notes the 50 cent price per box at dealers or from Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A comic exchange follows Frozen Ferdinand asking about a mysterious item at his feet. The Ambulance Man reveals a hot soapstone used as a remedy while Ferdinand pleads to be left to freeze. The dialogue captures a humorous street encounter with practical survival humor.
A prepared notice touts taking brominated quinine as a tonic and laxative to guard against colds grip and influenza. It claims only one brominated quinine product exists under a KE Grove signature on the box.
Mrs B asks what her new fall hat cost and Mrs W replies with a playful estimate. The exchange centers on a modest price, illustrating a light domestic moment between two women in conversation.
A concise shopper note urges careful inspection of Castoria bottles for children and highlights a new art-world discovery of a notable free lunch spot yesterday.
The humorist Harry Lauder recalls a joke about an Irishman and a Scotchman in a saloon. He notes a watch gift from a golf association to replace a lost watch and mentions losing a cuff button on the links.
A twelve year old boy named Tommy is surprised by the arrival of a baby brother. He reflects on his long “reign” over the household and questions whether the new baby was necessary. The scene captures a child’s wistful humor at an expanding family.
A woman rarely refuses to work for her husband to aid her family, and a husband who understands the joke rather than feeling slighted is fortunate.
In a slow moving case in Judge Broyles court a Decatur cracker charged with moonshine claims the delay hurts the trial. The prisoner Peter Coopersy asks the judge to decide quickly whether guilty or innocent and to proceed accordingly.
A playful dialogue unfolds as Frank declares plans to propose to Miss Diamonds on the ice and Harry cautions him not to miss the chance, highlighting the lighthearted moment.
A short reflection on how a strong early reputation helps a young man rise quickly. It notes youth will tackle tomorrow’s tasks that age finished today, underscoring optimism and ambition guiding early success.
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