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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1904
Page
3
A prominent Mother Superior testifies to Peruna as highly effective after catarrh of the stomach and other ailments. She reports cure after two bottles and notes using Peruna for a malaria case too. Dr Hartman invites letters for free advice and promises guidance.
A letter from Sisters of Charity in Detroit and a Sister Superior in Central Ohio endorse Dr Hartman’s Peruna. They report relief for laryngitis and throat catarrh and credit the remedy with influenza improvements among patients under Catholic care.
An editor warns that rapid progress may bring unforeseen risks including a sensational image of a missionary endangered by cooking in a chafing dish, reflecting fears about future advances.
Editor urges sowing Alfalfa Clover as farmers nationwide report success. Remarks from A Walford and H F Hunter extol Salzer seeds including Alfalfa Clover Speltz Wheat and Teosinte with claims of high yields and livestock benefits. Readers urged to request the Salter Seed Co. catalog and samples.
The Kansas City Southern railway offers round trip fares of ten dollars on February 16 March 1 and 15 to points on the Port Arthur Route including Beaumont Port Arthur Lake Charles Shreveport Texarkana Fort Smith Mena De Queen and all intermediate stops. Return limit is twenty one days from sale with stopovers southbound on the way. Information available from S G Warner G P and T A Kansas City MO.
A Catholic institution in the Central States endorses Peruna for influenza, catarrh, and bronchitis. Sister Superior notes years of use with wonderful results for grip, coughs, colds, and head and stomach catarrhal diseases. She adds it has been of great service to inmates for grip and winter catarrh.
A reader is urged to compare $2000 of insurance with State Farmer's Mutual to Old Line Insurance costs. It suggests investing about $40 to buy stock and acquire another farm. The note includes a quip about life, death, and a child’s joke about a stepfather.
A jumble of old ad copy mixes remedies and household products. Allen's Foot-Ease offers a foot powder at 25 cents with free samples from Le Roy New York. Defiance Starch emphasizes high quality and extra quantity driving store sales.
In a chatty exchange, Clara explains a superstition linking the first Friday after the new moon to fuller hair, while Pyec doubts the ritual. The friends discuss a plan to use moon phases to guide their grooming and calendar choices.
A New York Press item blends a nature vignette on how a mink stalks its prey in snow with a whimsical tale of a child named Waddy and a goat party. The goat troupe arrives by stilted ascent to a seventeenth floor room and guests receive canaries as keepsakes.
A terse remark notes that loss of blush response signals the end of the honeymoon phase in a relationship. It reflects social attitudes about affection and romantic progress without attributing to a specific person or place.
John A Salter Seed of La Crosse Wisconsin advertises a large seed giveaway with 16 cents postage and 20 cents more for Berliner Cauliflower. The notice promotes cabbage carrots celery lettuce onions radishes flowers and a health powder for children, and ends with a quip about silence being golden because it can be bought.
Laundry Blue claims no spill, break or spot. costs 10 cents and equals 20 cents of other bluing. Sample offered by The Laundry Blue Co. Chicago. Also promotes Defiance Starch cold water use and various tobacco and patent medicine lines with short quips about self praise and cures.
Judge George Gray of Wilmington Delaware recounts a tale about two southern statesmen at a Washington banquet. One, angered by a slavery argument, hurled wine at the other, who calmly wiped it away with a napkin and resumed the discussion, sparing the ladies a disgraceful scene.
A New Haven lawyer and aspiring novelist who impressed himself with his own brilliancy interacted with Judge Burr of Connecticut who had just resigned due to deafness. The judge mocked the young man's boast asking what he has done, remarking on walking on his hands as a metaphor for his ambitions.
Abraham Gruber and a group of legal luminaries discussed terms of their profession. A lawyer recalled boarding with an easygoing landlady and a cranky boarder who claimed coffee as an alibi in a morning exchange.
An old patent medicine pitch extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims many diseases respond to its use and urges trial with testimonials and postal sample offers.
Editorial note touts Swamp-Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles and offers a free sample bottle and informational book by mail. Readers are urged to send address and paper mention to Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York with a coupon.
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