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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1916
Page
3
An advertisement urges daily morning hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to purify the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It promises clearer skin better appetite and relief from headaches bad breath and digestive ills after a week. It targets constipated bilious or rheumatic readers and claims quick health improvements.
In 1913 New Zealand textile plants produced clothing valued at about 400000 dollars. Factories supplied garments for domestic needs and export markets, reflecting a developing industrial sector in the era.
Fragmentary note claims a product named Bromma Quinine in a box with GROVS signature. No clear date or full context provided.
A cryptic exchange shows Briggins claiming he is a jingo yet denying personal eagerness to engage, suggesting he wishes another party to confront the issue instead.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products as the remedy for dandruff itching burning scalp and hair loss. It offers free samples by mail and instructions to touch itchy spots with Cuticura Ointment then wash with Cuticura Soap, promising broad availability and success.
The first Tommy Atkins was Gunner Thomas Atkins who created a pocket ledger popular with soldiers during George III's reign. The ledger gained fame and led to privates being nicknamed Tommy Atkins by the entire British Army.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy for liver stomach and bowel trouble. It claims relief from headache biliousness dizziness nervousness and indigestion and promises a clear head and improved health for months. The promo urges regular cleansing for adults and even children.
A compact note reflects on how today’s headlines recycle yesterday’s war coverage. A wry exchange notes the persistence of conflict narratives and public fascination with distant violence.
The advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy to restore female health. It claims thousands of women now in good health benefited and urges others with irregularities catarrhal conditions irritability and weakness to obtain the remedy today in liquid or tablet form.
At a dance Percival Claude is presented to a young woman from a nearby town. He enjoys leading her out for ice cream and cake. When asked if he has married, he says he will never marry until he finds a woman who is his direct opposite, a remark she replies to with a wry smile about intelligent girls in town.
A pessimistic man notes pride foretells a fall yet recalls a neighbor who has stayed steady for about 20 years, proving cautious optimism in slippery places. The humor hinges on the neighbor’s consistent footing despite doubt.
A fragmentary reflective remark notes that good fellows conceal faults and that a clever infant learns to profit from crying, illustrating sly social observations in terse, aphoristic form.
A Buffalo N Y scientist declares Anuric a supreme eliminator of uric acid. It claims rapid relief from back pain scalding urine frequent urination and urine sediment and may ease rheumatism gravel and gout. Send 10c for a large trial package and 50c for full treatment from druggists.
A friend recalls his daughters. Jane ties with a grocery clerk, Mary marries a stingy banker, Kit loves a poor newspaper seller, Ethel endures a crank artist, while Priscilla stays at home, not lucky in love.
The article notes many leap years in the coming century reflecting the era of the modern woman. It also states London hosts about 1,500 churches as a notable local fact.
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