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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
3
The advertisement touts Lewis Single Binder as a premium 5 cent cigar with hand made foil wrapped freshness and rich old tobaccos. It warns of imitators, urges buyers to request the Lewis brand, and notes higher dealer cost supports better tobacco quality.
In a terse exchange a young man testifies about his early life noting a starting salary of four dollars a week and a period he spent living with the father of a witness. The remarks reveal a candid admissions framing a larger legal or personal dispute.
An illustrated 48 page Eye Book from Marine Eye Remedy Co Chicago promises guidance on applying eye remedies for various ailments. The ad notes 50 cents and targets eye pain and conditions in adults and babies. A brittle quip about a girl and marriage appears at the end with no clear connection to the main topic.
After three years of marriage a man loses optimism as his hopes sag, revealing a dent in the relationship. The saying notes how time tests affection and mood within a long union.
Judge Palafox sentenced American conductor James A Cook to twenty years and ten months for criminal negligence in a Guadalajara rail robbery case. Bail may be possible after half the sentence. Cook had been implicated as part of a crew that aided freight car thefts on the National Railway Guadalajara division.
St Louis reports David R. Francis former Missouri governor and twice named as a possible presidential candidate announced his bid to replace United States Senator Warner. Former Governor Folk may seek the Democratic nomination though no announcement has been made. Primary elections are scheduled for November.
A ragged collage of quotes on noise and wealth. The Shreveport era voice hints at complaints about loud snoring and neighborly tension, contrasting with a line about wealth. The piece then shifts through ads for remedies and familiar sayings.
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