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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1904

Page

3

Fibroid Tumors Cured by Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound

Two letters from Boston area women claim successful treatment with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for fibroid tumors and female trouble. The first letter from Mrs. Hayes describes long medical treatment with pain and swelling. the second from Mrs. Massey (Mrs. F. Hares) reports full recovery and walking miles. The ad-style text urges trial and offers $6000 forfeitable proof of genuineness.

Bo 1 Hayes Dudley St Roxburs Boston, Mass Mas.s. F. Hares Roxbury Boston Mass

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders promoted by nurse at New York Children's Home

Claims show the powders cure constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worm infections with over 30 000 testimonials. Ad suggests purchase at druggists for 2 cents with a free sample and a mailed address. The closing line urges timing for action.

Mother Gray New York LeRoy

All Up-to-Date Housekeepers Use Red Cross Ball Blue

Consumers urged to use Red Cross Ball Blue for clean pleasant smelling laundry. The ad claims it keeps clothes bright and fresh like new and directs readers to purchase at local grocers.

Baltimore Fire Devours District Blazing for Hours

Chronicle of Baltimore's devastating blaze reports unlimited water, 18 fire companies, and nine sent home as 2,500 buildings across 75 blocks burned. Loss exceeds likely 100 million dollars with Commercial district ruined. Fire raged 28 hours near Fayette Gay Lombard and surrounding areas.

Edie Baea Horton Baltimore Fire Companies Chester and Almond New York Baltimore Liberty Street Smith’s Frederick Lone Einion Lexington

Assessment law stands on special taxes for public improvements

Chief Justice Holcomb delivers the opinion in Davis C John v Cornel from Douglas County. The ruling upholds the validity of special assessments for sewer construction when the board of equalization follows statutory procedure. It finds that a uniformity defect is not fatal if the board properly assesses all benefited real estate by frontage and the process remains open and reviewable.

Board of Equalization Holcomb Davis C. John W. J. Cornel Douglas

Protest from Chicago Schools Over College Entry for Undergraduates

Superintendent E G Cooley and the Chicago high school board protest to presidents and faculty of eleven western universities about admitting high school pupils with insufficient credits to play on varsity teams. They argue colleges lure students from high schools by athletic prospects, urging scrutiny of scholarship standards. Colleges named include Chicago, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Wisconsin, and Purdue.

G. Cooley Chicago High- School Board of Control University of Chicago University of Ilinois University of Indiana University of Michigan University of Iowa University of Nebraska University.of Minnesota-university of Notre Damme Northwestern University University of Wisconsin Purdue University

Injunction Blocks Mardi Gras Scalpers in New Orleans

Judge Parlange of the U S District Court in New Orleans issued an injunction against scalpers to prevent cutting rates during Mardi Gras. The federal action targets unlawful ticket scalping and seeks to curb inflated prices and deceptive practices around events.

Parlange New Orleans

William Bramwell Powell Dead at Mount Vernon Home

William Bramwell Powell an author and pioneer of the modern public school system died at his Mount Vernon home New York. He began as a teacher in Illinois and served as superintendent of schools in Washington DC for fifteen years.

William Bramwell Powel New York Mount Vernin Ilinois Washington, D.C

Rag Picker Nelson Parton Dies in Lyon Mass Fire

Nelson Parton a rag picker died in a Lyons Massachusetts fire. His body lay in a bed of rags he collected and slept on for years. He narrowly escaped mob violence after expressing joy at President Lincoln's assassination and later made a public retraction.

Nelson Parton Lyon Mass Parton Tincoln

Subcommittee wraps up Chicago convention prep plans

The national Republican committee subcommittee finishing its work in Baltimore will convene in Chicago around March 20 to continue preparations for the June 21 convention. They detail seating plans for the Coliseum with elevated platforms for key officers and space for 460 distinguished guests plus a 230 seat press area. Press seats are limited to reporters telegraphing convention progress.

National Republican Committee Chicago Indiana Rob, Schneider Nebraska W. F. Stone Maryland National Committee Sergeant At Arms Stone Custom House Baltimore

Nebraska rifle clubs to aid in range selection

Adjutant General Culver asks Nebraska National Guard units to help pick rifle ranges for summer practice and to cooperate in target practice. Civilian rifle clubs may attend the national tourney in New Jersey next summer with many individual and team prizes. The guard will send a 12 man team to compete with other states.

Nebraska Culver Nebraska National Guard War, Department New Jersey National Guard United States Regular Army

New Postmasters and Rural Route Appointments in Nebraska

Representative Hinshaw recommends Harvey Davis as postmaster at Ruby Seward County Neb replacing H E Sunderman who resigned William H Cronk appointed postmaster at Alta Valley County Neb replacing B Jones who resigned Rural carrier routes set to begin March 1 Lexington Route 3 Edward J Duryee carrier Julia Duryee substitute Clay Center Route 2 John W French carrier William B French substitute Pilger Route Noel Sydney OW Morton carrier Henry Church substitute

Hinshaw Harvey Davis Ruby Seward ‘County Neb H. E. Sunderman Wiliam Clay Raoute No. 2 John W. French Carrier Wiliam B. French Ee Pilger Noel Sydney OW. Morton Henry Church

Protege of W. J. Bryan Plans Return to Japan

Yamashita Yashuro, a Japanese student at the University of Nebraska and Bryan’s protégé, will graduate with a master’s degree at mid winter and return to Japan for a career in politics. He notes his intention to devote his life to improving conditions for his people.

Dakota Steamer Launch Amid Buzzing cheers and salutes

The Dakota steamer of the Great Northern Steamship Co. was launched at Groton Connecticut by sponsor Miss Mary Flemington Ellendale North Dakota. Governor Chamberlain President James J Hill and Northern Pacific officials attended the christening with about 5000 spectators and a chorus of whistles.

Dakota Great Northern Steamship Company Eastern Shipbuilding Company Groton Conn Mary Flemington Ellendale N. D Governor Chamberlain James J. Hill Northern Pacific Steamship Company Board of Trade of Minneapolis and St. Paul

Fourth District Convention Call in Nebraska

The Fourth congressional district committee met at the Republican state committee rooms in Lincoln and issued a call for a convention at York on March 23. It is the first fixed date for a congressional convention, with most districts planning to hold theirs before the state convention on May 18.

Nebraska Lincoln York

Vet Slang and Speech Patterns Highlight Dialect Use

A brief note examines how early American speech shows casual contractions and phonetic spellings such as sa and jt. Scholars discuss regional variation and the influence of veteran vocabularies on everyday language.

Peruna Cure Praised by Noted Endorsers Across States

A collage of testimonials extols Peruna's grip on health. James R. Guill of Omaha and Abraham Lincoln’s relative Silas Lincoln share praise, while Alice M Dressler and Jean Cowgill report regained strength after using Peruna. A Southern judge and other readers claim improved vitality and recovery from catarrh and grip.

La grippe epidemic grips all classes and Marv Weinberger case

An essay on la grippe describing it as a universal epidemic that spares no class or nationality and noting Peruna as claimed relief. A testimonial from Marv Weinberger of Westerlo Albany County New York describes a severe grippe attack followed by nerve issues and unsuccessful physician treatment.

Mrav- Fred Weinberger Westerlo Albany County N. Y

Des Moines Sister Superior Inherits $15 Million Estate

Sister Philomena and two Davenport siblings are slated to inherit a vast fortune traced to John McCormick of Melbourne Australia. The late uncle left gold mines, sheep ranches, and other properties, with McCormick kin still sought by Melbourne authorities decades later.

Philomena Mercy “Hospital of Des Moines Australia John McCormick Melbourne John Henry McCormick Ireland Germantown Mary Keating Davenport Mary’ Keating

Physician Endorses Grape-Nuts as Brain and Digestive Aid

A Los Angeles physician with forty years of experience extols Grape-Nuts and Postum in place of coffee, saying the foods support general health, brain function, and digestion. He recommends them to patients and notes personal use for mental work while traveling. Strong endorsements from doctors bolster the claim.

Los Angeles Postum Co Battle” Creek Mich Wellville

Grocers with Defiance Starch stock refuse sale

Some grocers say they do not keep Defiance Starch in stock though they hold 12 68 brands claiming they cannot sell to a customer who has used the 16 oz package for game money.

Defiance

Red Cross Ball Blue ad line from old grocery shelf

A brief grocery ad touts Red Cross Ball Blue product “Should be in every home” with price hints like large or small package. The ad ends with a wry quip about businesswomen neglecting to curl their hair.

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Medicine Ad

An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee if they fail to cure a cold. It markets Lewis' Single Binder cigars and a factory claim about high grade tobacco. Seed company offers catalogs and farm seed samples in exchange for stamps, citing crops like Victoria Rape and fodder plants.

Lewis’ Factory Peoria

Defiance Starch Promises Bigger 16 oz Packages

When a grocer lacks Defiance Starch the ad urges him to stock up to 12 oz. sales and warns Defiance offers 16 oz per package for the same price as 12 oz. This claim positions Defiance as superior value in cold water starch.

Putnam Faceless Dyes Color More Goods per Package

Faceless dye offers a higher color yield per package than rival brands. The market seeks stronger pigments that cover fabrics with fewer coats, attracting shoppers looking for value and consistency in color results.

Putnam

Defiance St rch ne thank ible with any per brand end ne-third more for some money

Fragmentary text discusses durability and stability of a product or brand with phrases on lasting quality and value. It includes unclear references to self interest and economic terms, forming a vague, disjointed note.

Ible

Resolution Makers Face Truth About Commitments

A reflective note argues that only people who avoid making goals avoid failure, while those who pledge resolutions often fail to follow through. It emphasizes honesty about intentions and the difficulty of maintaining new commitments.

Salter Reed Co offers 10,000 plant seed catalog deal

The John A Salter Reed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin advertises a catalog and seed offer featuring 1000 cabbages 2000 carrots 2000 celery 1000 lettuce 1000 onions 1000 radishes and flowers with up to 10 000 plants total for 16 cents postage plus 20 cents for Berliner Cauliflower CW N UD.

la Crosse Wis Berliner Caulifower CW. N. UD

Allen's Foot-Ease Offers Lasting Comfort Claims

The ad states years of foot discomfort were cured by two boxes of Allen's Foot-Ease powder. A notice from Wm. I. Swarmstedt in Washington claims the product brought complete relief and advises purchase from druggists at 250.

Allen Wm. I D.C

Defiance Cold Water Starch Ad Claims Superior Quality

An old advertisement touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as unrivaled in Phenom or Quality, priced at 10 cents for 1 oz while competitors offer 12 oz. packages. The copy emphasizes loyalty to the Defiance brand and urges customers to choose it over others.

Defiance

Piso’s Cure for Consumption Proven Effective

A reader from Trinity Springs Indiana testifies February 15 1900 that Piso’s Cure for Consumption has no equal for coughs and colds praising its effectiveness.

Jons F BoYeEn Trinity Springs Ind

Teething Syrup Promoted For Children Claims Relief

Fragmentary text advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claiming relief for teething pain wind colic and gut discomfort. It includes phrases about softness and calm but lacks coherent context or verifiable details. The passage reads like an old promotional snippet with inconsistent characters and unrelated lines.

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