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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
3
An excerpt from the Washington Star features village talk about marriage and discord. A man questions war with Russia and Japan while a coonsin cap wearer laments family strife and a wife’s wish to return to being a grass widow amid divided loyalties.
An antiquated spoof scene unfolds with Lord Fitznoodle describing a future American bride Lady Fitzgerald Dustseeker as beautiful in face and figure. Letters reveal social satire on marriage arrangements and a flash of office politics and telephone expenses. The dialogue contrasts fast society with a cautious, humorous view of status and courtship.
A playful exchange centers on approaching a new acquaintance through a wall and meeting a dog in the yard. Mary questions propriety while Jack offers persistence, hinting at social curiosity and cautious introduction.
A quoted exchange shows a patient disputing a $250 charge for an operation. The speaker questions the doctor’s entitlement and argues the bill is inflated beyond reason.
A playful exchange between a very young man and a coy widow unfolds as he asks about platonic love and she replies it can work as a starter. The banter hints at social proprieties and flirtatious wit in polite society.
Quote shows two speakers debating a man who used a knife. The exchange contrasts combat or meal issues with moral judgment, highlighting strong language about cowardice and violence.
Miss Rose Gordon and Miss Roxalta Von Strаeningen report severe colds turning into bronchitis and catarrh before Peruna improved health. Both describe quick relief with two bottles and urge others to try the remedy, praising its nonnauseating effect and restored appetite.
An often jumbled advertisement like passage extols superior quality and extra quantity as decisive for winning. It includes mentions of Red Cross Ball blue, best selections in a Paris show, a hospital wake up note, and insurance phrases from South Omaha Nebr. It concludes with testimonials about Defiance starch and Piso's Cure from J W O'Brien in New Minneapolis Minn dated Jan 6 1900.
Estherville Iowa resident George J Barber says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his 15 year kidney disease that progressed to Bright's Disease after Chicago doctors failed. He praises the product as the best medicine in the world and cites personal testimony as advertising proof. Also notes the New York Stock Exchange membership price rising to 57000 with no pedigree questions.
A fragmented note discusses cold prevention and cure claims attributed to Peru na and mentions medical uncertainty. It references chronic bronihill and warns about improper remedies. The text reads like an almanac fragment with scattered names and tips.
Mrs. Mary E Sampson of West Derry Rockingham County New Hampshire writes of chronic ear trouble headaches nervousness and monthly pains claiming six bottles of Pernod and Manaliy brought relief and calling Permac a godsend to suffering women. Dr Hartman offers free advice to readers who write in with their cases.
A garbled ad fragment promises whitening with Red Crose fall ple twill and mentions 20 percent package prices. It also references Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and soothing pain, with unclear text about children and remedies.
The text notes that even well established facts about illness are ignored by some, who still catch cold or develop chronic conditions like catarrh bronchitis and consumption, suggesting longer time would be needed for a cure.
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