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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1914
Page
3
An up-to-date remedy for colds is Peruna with over thirty years of use. Cold exposure arises from ill ventilation crowded rooms and damp houses. A dose at the first sign of a cold can prevent symptoms. once established a bottle or two may be needed.
The ad copy references imitation of rivals and a guarantee claim by Putnam Fadeless Dyes. A behind the scenes note hints that some promises should remain unspoken, while every breach of promise suit is cited as proof of risk in advertising claims.
An advertisement promotes Laxa Tive Bromo Quinine as the genuine remedy for colds. It urges readers to obtain the full named product from W. Grove and claims effective relief in a single dose.
A brief remark describes a man pursuing an explicit tactic in a restaurant setting, provoking discussion about acceptable behavior and respect for staff. No names or locations are provided, but the dialogue highlights social boundaries and propriety in public spaces.
In a brief rural salon scene at a city hotel a wife uses tongs to pass sugar while Bill from the country questions the gesture. The exchange hints at class and suburban manners in a light, informal vignette.
A brief proverbs style exchange contrasts the early bird with the fool. The sage notes the worm while the fool points out the longer wait until dinner time. The idle banter uses a traditional fable cadence.
In a Stanford Chaparral exchange Miss Goodrich praises a lover of the esthetic while Mrs Nurich jokes that he takes one after every tooth extraction, illustrating lighthearted campus wit from a past edition.
The Washington Star quotes Father Corntessel discussing edible fungi. He clarifies the topic relates to mushrooms and toadstools and jokes about writing to the department for exact definitions and consequences.
Interview reveals Bridget Farley praised for leaving without breaking any dishes. She stayed for one hour and left quietly, generating a positive anecdote about her brief tenure.
Nebraska readers gain schedule notices with multiple events for March through May. Associations and gatherings listed include the Nebraska Optical Association in Omaha and Lincoln shows and several fraternal and heritage events across Hastings Grand Island Fairbury and Omaha with dates in March May and April.
Senate heard Swanson read Washingtons farewell address and Shively met with Wilson on the Mexican situation. Holmes testified radium prices are high. House heard Goethals and Garrison describe Panama canal deeds. Washingtons Birthday observed with brief exercises. Ways and Means to hold hearings on tobacco tax pending the general deficiency bill. Adjourned at 1 08 p m to near Tuesday.
A memorial tablet for the late Sheriff Cloud H. Fuller was unveiled in the Pawnee City courthouse lobby on Saturday. Fuller died May 28, 1911 after being shot by James Fielder who then killed D. A. McVitty, his wife, and their two year old daughter Nettie before taking refuge. Fuller called Fielder to surrender and was shot.
Senate debates include Oliver amendment to exempt small corporations from the trade commission. Alaska railroad bill postponed to Monday. Telegrams on William Benton killing read at Senator Fall's request. Ratified eight. Pending general arbitration treaties discussed. Mining radium readiness stated by Bureau of Mines Director Holmes. Adjourned 3:30 p.m. to noon. Mohammedan child Hassan born in Lincoln to Mohamdan parents El Hassan and wife. Twenty Year Club elects officers. Local man KL Kro loskoski drags two miles through blizzard. York cadet encampment eyed. university cadets invited. House and Senate actions, hearings, and adjournments noted.
Tecumesh Aroh Coshapp fell from a fourteen foot scaffold. Secretary Bryan will meet Richard L. Metcalfe of Lincoln in Washington on April 7. Metcalfe arrives from the Panama Canal Zone and will visit New York and Boston during his trip, with uncertainty about a Nebraska visit.
Mexico City officials issued a statement condemning Villa and his associates for the killing of William Benton at Juarez. The document argues the incident proves Villa’s group is barbarous and that Huerta’s government is the only legitimate authority.
An advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children. It claims pleasant taste cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without griping and advises mothers to use a teaspoonful when children show signs of illness. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle with directions for all ages.
In Neale's Monthly the town's young men buy the vacant lot opposite Miss Martha b Billingsley's school for young ladies to build a club house. A friend fears it will harm the school, but Miss Martha retorts that the lot will remain empty.
Readers analyze language use with humor noting a sweet voice and better grammar phrases. The item cites Neil Brinkiey in the Journal and F. P. A. in New York Mall remarking on how grammar appears imperfect this season.
A sharp quip frames a rule about liars in certain trades. The tale notes that a second laugh often comes with a hollow sound, implying cynicism in perceived honesty and success in some sectors.
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