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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1905
Page
7
Public speakers such as bishops face throat and bronchial catarrh due to crowded assemblies and night air exposure. The text notes catarrh is prevalent among preachers and claims Pe-ru-Na has become popular with them.
The article extols Peruna as a quick cure for catarrh and notes its frequent use by preachers to meet emergency engagements. It mentions many letters of recommendation and highlights the vast number of grateful testimonials Dr. Hartman receives for his catarrh remedy Peruna.
The Bangor Commercial recalls Gen. Jameson, first colonel of the Second Maine Volunteers, who fell ill after famine of wind and war. A Lincoln telegram asking about his health was delivered by Charles Bliss, underscoring presidential concern amid Civil War trials.
A Buffalo supporter named Johnson traveled to Washington to meet President Lincoln in the Civil War era. Johnson prepared a polite address and, greeting the president, claimed Buffalo’s people honor Almighty God and Abraham Lincoln. The president warmly grasped his hand and whispered, You tell them they are more than half right. Buffalo Courier.
A comrade recalls young Abraham Lincoln reading from cornbread height on the shoulder blades and notes his early kindness to animals. The piece outlines his modest boyhood, limited books, and steady temperament, with episodes of temper against animal cruelty.
Farnest Green Onions and John A Saker Seed Co announce a promotional catalog offer from La Crosse Wisconsin. They claim to provide over 10 000 plantings including onions cabbages turnips celery lettuce radishes and flowers in exchange for 160 cents plus postage with a sample of Salter's Fourth of July Sweet Corn.
A testimonial claims Cuticura Preparations cured a four month old with severe facial and body sores and insomnia. The ad also touts Defiance Cold Water Starch promising greater quality and quantity, urging housewives to switch brands after trial.
A reflective line notes that a girl would have little enjoyment in loving a man if she could not feel jealousy. The quote frames affection as tied to emotional stakes and possessiveness.
An 19th century ad claims Mother Gray's Sweet Powders cure colds in 24 hours and relieve feverishness headaches and teething disorders while destroying worms. It offers free samples by mail and lists Allen Olmsted in Le Roy New York as the address.
Advertisement claims a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding piles with a refund if PAL Ointment fails. It promises cure in 6 to 14 days.
A concise proverb notes that practical money in hand outweighs large but uncertain gains on margins. It emphasizes financial prudence and tangible assets over speculation.
The fragment advertises a 25 cent bottle labeled Mre Winslow’s, claiming to relieve wind colic and provide cures. The text mentions a “Pe Saathing Gyre 1p” and “reveral ecftens the gurus” as part of the dubious product copy.
A vivid pairing of two crafts as a pitcher bends curves on the mound while a fisherman lines up a clever angle at the pier. The scene highlights skill, timing, and precision in sport and sport-adjacent pursuits.
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