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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1910

Page

2

Omaha Doctors Split Over Cooper Health Preparations

In Omaha on February 16 physicians debate the Cooper preparations amid a swelling sales wave. Dr. J E Carass credits apparent patient improvements in chronic liver kidney and stomach cases while another physician calls the craze a Cooper-mania and warns the public to rely on reputable doctors. Cooper himself meets thousands daily and responds with a smile.

Omaha Neb Cooper J. E. Carass

No bones in the stomach says physiology class

In a physiology lesson the teacher states there are no bones in the stomach. Johnny Smith raises his hand to report a childlike exception his baby brother swallowed a dollar yesterday, illustrating the confusion.

Johnny Johnny Smith

Nature's Remedy NR tablets promise cures and payments

An ad touts Nature's Remedy NR tablets as curative and profitable. It urges taking one dose tonight and promises results by morning, naming Bo Dragyidte and A H. Lewis Co., Bt Loula as distributors.

Bo Dragyidte H. Lewis Co Loula

Unkind Husband Denies Dog Biting Claim

A letter column item reports Mrs Styles accusing her husband of unkind behavior toward their dog Fido. The husband reportedly refuses to let the dog bite him, prompting the humorous exchange cited by the Yorkers Statesman.

When Rubbers Become Necessary And Alten's Foot-Ease

An old advertisement-style note touts Alten's Foot-Ease as a foot antiseptic cure all for bunions corns and foot discomfort. It urges readers to try the product when their shoes pinch or rub, promising relief and comfort.

Alten

Notable Quote on Resolve from Carleton

A Carleton remark notes that many possess energy yet few show the resolve to follow through. The line highlights the gap between intention and action.

Fragmentary health notice from 9 Sake Pere for sore throat

The readable text mentions a health product or remedy linked to treating sore throat. It lists the name or brand with limited context and lacks clear dates or locations. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.

Doctor Saves Life by Not Answering Call

A physician avoids a call and saves a patient's life, highlighting the value of timely nonemergency actions alongside medical care.

Macy

Postal Pact Between China and Japan Affects Manchuria

Governments of China and Japan sign a postal working agreement based on union rules. The accord grants China a monopoly on mail carriage on its railways with equal rights on the Japanese line, chiefly impacting Manchuria.

China Japan Manchuria R. C. Riblet Rome J. M. Sheridan W. J. Magee American Department of the Interior Alaska Riblet Vienna Neuses Wiener Tageblatt Gizycki Eleanor Patterson Chicago R. W. Patterson la Paz Bolivia William J. Bryan la Pas Club Bryan Villazon Robert F. Scott York Peary Bartlett

Taft to attend Roosevelt reception and navy plans debated

President Taft is set to attend a Roosevelt reception. Secretary Meyer will present feasibility of navy plans. Taft issues tariff proclamation for minimum rates with certain South American nations. Senate investigates high prices. Peary is promoted to rear admiral. Fairbanks receives cables praising Vatican stance. Iowa upholds Ceson removal law for public officials on intoxication. British elections leave 26 seats contested. Lakota bank president Radders arrested for forgery and released on 7600 dollar bond. Mitchell resigns from army staff. Sugar duty restitution of six hundred thousand dollars. John L. Sullivan marries Katharine Hartnett. Princeton trustees resist gift pressure. Taft may engage in New York politics. Editor Joseph A. Graham dies in Salisbury. Toledo miners and operators seek wage accord. One hundred women tailors visit the White House for Taft’s brief talk.

Taft Roosevelt Meyer Senate Peary Fairbanks Vatican Iowa Supreme Court of Iowa F. A Radders People’s State Bank of Lakota N. D State Bank Examiner Burton J. Mitchell Twelfth Infantry Acte d Frederick Funston National Sugar Refining Company John L. Sullivan Katharine Hartnett Princeton University New York Joseph A. Graham Salisbury West Toledo White House

Excellent Remedy for Coughs and Throat Troubles

A tonic mixture of glycerine, Virgin Oil of Pine compound, and whisky is recommended for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. The Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure is produced by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati and sold in half ounce vials for dispensing in drug stores.

Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati

Cure for Seven Year Leg Plague Through Cuticura Remedies

A Philadelphia man describes seven years of a spreading leg eruption that ruined sleep and weight. After failing with doctors, he used Cuticura Remedies and, with Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment, the ailment vanished and did not recur for six months. He urges others to try the products.

W. H. White B. Cabot St Philadelphia

Gift to Bryn Mawr Funds Swimming Pool Improvement

Miss Cynthia M. Wesson of Springfield Massachusetts has donated 7000 to Bryn Mawr College. A 1909 graduate active in college athletics, her gift funds improvements to the swimming pool and supports the requirement that undergraduates qualify as swimmers, a popular college sport.

Bryn Mawr Cynthia M. Wesson Springfield Mass Bryn Mawr College Wesson

A Holiday Sermon From Brother Dickey

In a holiday sermon Brother Dickey urges collecting for the heathens across the water. He advises saving warm clothing and blankets for home heathens, noting missionaries live in hot countries and need only an umbrella to shade from the sun.

Dickey Atlanta Constitution

Pitching a Curve Game Warden and Farmer Tale

A game warden accuses a farmer of killing a deer found dead on his property. The farmer explains that his wife was throwing a stun at the hens when the deer, feeding near the barn, was struck.

Waal

Signature of Be en Use For Over S0 Years.

The familiar slogan speaks to a long standing trusted product line known for consistent quality and customer loyalty.

Fraud on the Face of it. Medium

A brief, jocular exchange where a man accuses a supposed medium of fraud as he notes his wife desires to speak to him. The quirky dialogue frames a comic confrontation over claimed spirit communication.

Nebraska Notes From Here and There Items of interest

Morrell bank starts business. Blair passenger depot nearly ready. A. E. Church of University Place hanged herself. Beatrice street railway eyed. Farmers busy with corn as snow clears. Unusual large egg found in Stanton. Farm house fire at Wilber Isley. rescue attempts. Edward Miller buys Beatrice mill, moves to Lincoln. Minden banks show near 500000 in deposits. Petrus Olson aged 25 buried in Stromsburg. Libby faces fire loss at Powell store. Shooting affray near Oxford injures Ernest Torrey. Preston Bryan dies in North Platte fire. Nebraska City council curbs liquor permits. Kulfn fire destroys frame building. Holt county pioneer Henry Hoxie dies. Westfall dies on Norfolk train. Byrd Whitcomb safe in Paris floods. Chester Sutton farm sale yields 7000 total. Two boys run over by train. one dead. Riley Har to build using homestead lumber. Sunderland reports cattle weathering winter well.

Morrell Blair A. E. Church University Place Lancaster County Beatrice Person of Stanton Wilber Isley Island Grove Township Gage County Kuhn Edward 8. Miller Firth Lincoln Minden Petrus Olson Peter Olson Stromsburg California A. P. Libby Johnson County Powell Wyo BE. Torrey’s Oxford Ira Torrey Ernest Preston Bryan North Platte Nebraska City J. D. Kulfn Island Grove Gagé County Henry Hoxie Holt County O'Neill Columbus D. C Westfall York Norfolk Tarner Platte Center Fletch Whitcomb Miss Byrd Whitcomb Paris Miss Whitcomb Nebraska Chester R. Sutton Benkelman Fritzel St. Louis Riley Burt County Lyons Sunderland

Mothers Guide to Safe Gentle Laxatives

A mothers wisely directed approach urges using only wholesome remedies for children. The article promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as the pleasant laxatives free of objectionable substances and advises buying the genuine product manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.

California Fig Syrup Co

Evening gowns dazzle as Paris fashion headlines New York dining

Mons Prager, fresh from Savoy London, hosts a fashionable New York restaurant. A reporter notes his flawless English and compares Paris gowns to the dazzling decollete bodices. The Marquis X. comments that American young ladies look more beautiful in their night dress.

Mons. Prager Savoy Hotel London New York Marquis X Paris N. Y. Press

The Fight Against Tuberculosis

The anti tuberculosis campaign grows nationwide with 163 new associations 133 sanatoria and hospitals and 91 dispensaries in 1909. Compared with prior years the year marks best progress in combating consumption with 43 more associations and 62 more hospitals opened. By January 1 1910 the U S counted 394 associations 386 hospitals and 265 dispensaries.

United States

When Woman is in Politics City Fathers Debate

A humorous exchange echoes the era as a judge notes the phrase city fathers should include mothers. The remark reflects evolving views on women's role in public life and politics.

Clear-Headed Head Bookkeeper Must Be Bellabie

The chief bookkeeper in a Western city’s large business house credits Postum with curing his stomach trouble and easing nervousness. He recalls pneumonia left long aftereffects and says coffee aggravated his condition, while Postum became a permanent alternative. He and his wife now drink it exclusively, after a trial prompted by grocer suggested switch.

Aimee

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