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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Harah salts and cathartics as health aids claiming purgative waters disturb the system yet aid natural function. It urges readers to request a trial bottle of Dr Caldwell Syrup Peeda for 60 cents to $1.00 and asks for mail requests to Dr Caldwell at 201 Washington St. D.
Mrs Stoutly sighs recalling a time when John used to sit with his arm around her waist, noting the change in their closeness as the moment passes. The dialogue hints at memory and emotion within a domestic scene.
Fragmentary note outlines home farming practices. Mentions formulas to protect crops and animals and methods for curing meat and preserving farm produce. Content is incomplete and difficult to parse.
The exchange defines a sharp contrast in approach as one statesman questions the public rationale of economy while the other replies that real economy means forcing all but his constituents to spend as little as possible.
An old advert touts Cream of Rye as a breakfast energy aid and cost saver with a free sliver spoon in every package. It urges readers to ask grocers for the product.
President Taft asks Congress to fix reclamation act limits for Alaska homesteads and allow five years cultivation with three years occupation. He backs federal classification of public domains and direct federal control of water power sites to prevent private monopoly and fund stream improvements. He also proposes an international inquiry into the high cost of living and a Commission on Industrial Relations to address wage disputes.
Representative Mann laments a political squabble and recalls a past tale of Jinks on a crowded trolley. In the story a young woman asks for his seat at a Primrose social dance and he finally stands, claiming he assumed she must have sat all evening.
A Corbin Kansas resident describes a summer outbreak of pimples covering the back that caused intense itching burning and sleepless nights. After two weeks on Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent relief appeared and in four months the back was nearly cured with no signs of skin disease. The notice promotes free samples by mail from Cuticura Dept L Boston.
Conversation reveals ongoing domestic clashes as Perry questions a wife about objecting to the quarrels. Gillet replies that she enjoys the attention and fuss.
A reader asks why Shylock sought a pound of flesh in The Merchant of Venice. The reply suggests Shylock believed the contract allowed such a fatal penalty and reflects on the legal and moral tensions in the play.
Patient describes crippling cramps backache and extreme nervous weakness that left them fearing contact and room. Doctor prescribed medicine to calm nerves and treat prostration after other methods failed.
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