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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1903
Page
3
An archival quip notes that some women plan for future generations by courting infants. A skeptic observes men who seek quarrels rarely lament a small crop, implying prudence and conflict are linked to planning and risk.
In Grand View Iowa on December 29 Mrs Parker explains backache relief through a product gaining popularity. She notes relief from bending and a lingering stiffness while mentioning husbands’ tolerable behavior as a final light aside.
An old advertisement extols Defiance Starch as the biggest value with a money back guarantee. It claims 16 ounces for 0 cents and mocks rival brands while urging readers to buy now. The text weaves in fragmented scenes and speech about ships and dignity, reflecting a chaotic ad layout.
The Kish hotel in Auburn burned out of control causing collapse of hotel services. Proprieter W H Talcott and son Harry escaped unharmed with furniture and fixtures destroyed. Loss about 4000 dollars with 2000 insured, including 1000 in the German of Freeport. Missouri Pacific owned building, built in 1833, second hotel fire in months.
Official denial requested that no animosity exists toward the United States among Italians or their government. The note cites Italian confidence in President Roosevelt to argue American warships would be welcome in Italy if they visit, despite a prior Venice episode involving AP officers in Rome.
The Michigan Central railroad has begun suit by summons in Wayne circuit court Detroit against Heedennery for damages from the revocation of its charter by the state legislature. The claim seeks 000,008 for one year.
The report notes a surge in seed distribution with 168,000 packages allocated statewide. This expansion aims to boost agricultural output and support farmers across multiple regions.
Ships from three American squadrons in the Caribbean gather at Culebra for final maneuvers starting January 2 under Admiral Dewey. The drills include tactical evolutions and fleet drill, with forces then returning to their stations. Rear Admiral Coghlan will stay with a division in the West Indies.
W D Ryan secretary treasurer of the United Mine Workers of Illinois says US miners will demand a material wage rise at the national convention in Indianapolis on January 19. He rejects the claim that mines are unprofitable and will attend to lead the drive for higher pay.
The summary outlines a proposed festival spanning five or six days with mass meetings fireworks parades and various events. It notes Chicago’s first permanent settler John Kinzie arriving with his family in fall 1803.
The Marconi wireless station at Glace Bay, Nova Scotia, continues to keep daily contact with Cornwall, ensuring ongoing transatlantic communication between the two points.
Washington reports that President Roosevelt will not serve as arbi trator and the Venezuelan controversy will be referred to The Hague tribunal. Secretary Hay notes cables from London Berlin Rome and Caracas as Cas tro agrees to arbitration with European powers ready to accept Roosevelt as arbiter and conditions possibly imposed by some allies.
A blaze in the river front district of Brooklyn after 1 am Friday destroyed five factories. Three firemen died and three were badly injured. Damage exceeded $400,000 as crews battled the flames amid debris, refuse, and lumber.
A letter dated January 10, 1897 describes a wife suffering 25 years from multiple illnesses including chronic constipation and menopause. After starting Peruna and Manalin, the writer reports a complete cure and credits the remedies with saving her life amid ongoing medical doubt.
An old advertisement promotes Defiance Starch and various tonics with catchy lines about a woman having one past and one present. The copy invites readers to obtain samples at druggists for 25 cents and mentions ice and Jack Frost themed appeals. It targets household products and seasonal imagery for Cold Weather.
Fragmentary wording hints at a admonition about making noise or losing music. no clear persons places or events are readable. The text appears damaged with garbled phrasing and does not identify names or a concrete incident. It remains a cryptic, non-specific note.
The State Bank of Webber Kansas reports a modest rise in loans as of the latest period. Officials indicate stable demand and cautious lending ahead of seasonal factors.
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