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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement for Peruna promotes taking the remedy at the first cold symptoms to prevent coughing and bronchial discharge. It argues early use stops coughs and claims even irritable coughs benefit, with medical consultation offered and confidential responses. No. 54.
Ferns are increasingly used in Germany to pack perishable foods for both short and long journeys. The practice, once common in England, has spread due to excellent results, particularly for shipping fresh fruit butter fish and other delicacies that need careful handling.
In a playful exchange, Jack offers his seat only to pretty eiris, while Bella counters that they will take seats only from handsome men. The exchange highlights character traits and humor.
The passage debates whether the robbery method involved sandbag devices or a deception within trade practice. It notes uncertainty about the exact technique and seeks clarification on how such extracts were executed and classified.
A Terre Haute woman recalls her four year old nephew suffering a severe facial rash. Red spots appeared and blistering spread as he cried in pain. She administered Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap to treat the skin eruption.
Fragmentary note urges readers to use the advice offered for handling situations. It hints at practical guidance meant to aid people in decision making and immediate steps, though specifics are unclear in the readable text.
A simple bill to teach modern European languages in common schools sparked lengthy debate in the house on Tuesday. European born members opposed it, arguing America is a country of Americans, while American born supporters defended the proposal save for one Jewish-origin member.
A bill introduced by Senator Dodge of Douglas County and drawn by Arion Lewis of Omaha aims to empower counties to issue 200000 in bonds for agricultural development. Funds would loan to settlers at 6 percent for fifteen years with extensions for crop failure and a felony provision for loan fraud.
A reform to require the manufacturer name and place of manufacture on all package foods was amended to apply only to flour. Representative Yates backed the change after millers urged the limit, while jobbers protested the broader scope of the original proposal.
Farmers in Dodge County oppose a bill to purchase the Fremont normal school for 150000 dollars converting it into a fifth state. Representative Shipley Dodge County Penent reports a petition signed by fifty members of the farmers' co operative union listing bills opposed including the normal purchase.
The banking committee indefinitely postponed H. R. 279 removing interest bearing deposits from guaranty fund operation. The move echoed prior talks that the measure would fail with the committee while Burker insisted the bill arose only at request.
Simon's mothers' pension bill proposing $10 monthly per child, payable by the juvenile court to mothers of dependent children, drew strong opposition from supporters of other measures in both houses and was left in doubt as the house reported progress.
Dr Williams has been appointed by the governor as superintendent of the Lincoln asylum for the insane. He previously served as assistant to the former head and was named to lead the institution after the retirement or reassignment of prior officials.
The excerpts reflect political pressure and public expectation after election as mayor and the broader praise for Julius Caesar. The Caesar passages praise leadership, authority, and impact during critical moments, framing Caesar as a supreme ruler.
Mr. W. D. Smith of Ethel Kentucky, a 77 year old farmer, reports long use of Dodd's Kidney Pills has eased back and bladder inflammation and kept him free from backache. He allows publication of his testimonial and photo. Pills cost 50 cents per box from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo New York. Also offered are Household Hints National Anthem and recipes sent free.
In a sharp exchange between rival papers, the Drearyhurst Argus editor mocks a joke from Lonelyville, labeling their critics as Interurbanites in a taunting editorial moment. The jab highlights regional rivalries and editorial tone.
Advertisements claim LEWIS' Single Binder 5e cigars offer better quality than most 10c cigars. The note promotes a price comparison and highlights perceived value.
A reflection on faith and destiny, highlighting the figure who remains steadfast on the brink of divine promise and the call to inhabit a land shaped by sacred covenant. The meditation contrasts certainty of belief with the journey ahead.
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