Fragmentary Twe Letters Note From 1904 Edition
In a June 2, 1904 Twe Letters fragment a reader recalls a past cure and personal resolve. The text mentions teeth and a Peru origin, with an elderly reference and a plan to act personally.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1926
Page
3
In a June 2, 1904 Twe Letters fragment a reader recalls a past cure and personal resolve. The text mentions teeth and a Peru origin, with an elderly reference and a plan to act personally.
A brief cartoonish exchange notes a discovery through a keyhole during a May visit. Willie mentions the electric light as the finding and refers to it as good hardware, hinting at a punchline about modern conveniences.
Philadelphia reports the longest and costliest anthracite strike ending with miners 158,000 returning to work on a four and a half year contract. Wages freeze at the old scale with annual review, and a wage board may decide disputes within ninety days. Estimated losses reach about 1 billion dollars to operators and miners.
Washington treasury agents say a far reaching drive against tax dodgers has uncovered frauds totaling about 100 million dollars. About 1000 wealthy corporations and individuals are under scrutiny for fraudulent or incorrect returns as officials anticipate court actions across the country.
Washington forecast from the Department of Agriculture expects good dairy and poultry prices for 1926 due to steady demand. Egg production may rise while producer poultry prices fall below 1925 levels. storage stocks are small, aiding fresh poultry outlets. Factors include fewer cows, possible higher foreign competition, and tentative industrial conditions.
Seven persons including Zenaido Llanos chief of police in Tijuana were arrested over the abduction and assault of Audrey and Clyde Peteet two American girls who visited Tijuana with their parents Mr and Mrs T M Peteet. The family was found at home with one dead and another dying from apparent gas exposure after a personal crisis in the Mexican border town.
A grim account surfaces of a celebrated person who died in misery. The text notes a village setting near Lyons and hints at a failed restoration of an internal combustion engine, suggesting a longdeclined project tied to the deceased.
An old advertisement urges readers to restore weight and energy with Tanlac as a tonic and builder. It claims Tanlac has helped millions and promises renewed vitality, followed by a brief mention of a separate constipation remedy.
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