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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
3
A home cold remedy combines whisky glycerine and Concentrated oil of pine in half ounce vials from Globe Pharmaceutical Co Dayton Ohio. The note warns against bulk pine oil or imitators as insoluble and kidney damaging and urges using the authentic Concentrated oil of pine under the National Pure Food and Drug Act.
Tommy-Solomon. Governess-And who was the wisest woman? Tommy-Well-er-it's. Either you or me, I can't make up my mind which.
A Montreal woman credits Cuticura for saving her leg after 25 years of eczema and a doctor’s suggestion of amputation. The patient says swelling and skin healing occurred after two treatments and that she remains cured over seven years. The clipping also recalls a Scottish tale of a dying fee and a joke about laundry starch and snakes seen by the drunk.
1percent Kanaan City Southern Railway Co granted a monthly salary increase for telegraph operators. 24 striking cotton handlers in New Orleans agreed to resume work pending arbitration. 30 S J Small, deposed president of the telegraphers union, issued a statement about the telegraph strike ending November 4 due to check payments. 4,000 miners near Danville, Illinois struck. 6 the Commercial Telegraphers Union in Chicago New York and other cities called off strikes. A threatened general railway strike in Great Britain was averted by talks. Striking streetcar men in Louisville Kentucky caused a riot. Five companies were ordered to Goldfield Nevada amid miner and mine owner tensions.
A string of large fires causes extensive damage from January through November. Losses run into millions with fatalities and injuries reported. Incidents touch New York Detroit Philadelphia Springfield and other places including warehouses stores hotels mills and power plants. Fire destroys sections of towns from Lan caster Pennsylvania to San Francisco and Memphis, with hundreds homeless and many buildings reduced to rubble.
A dense chronology reviews indictments and resignations in major cases. Standard Oil faces grand jury action for restraint of trade. Panama canal leadership shifts occur with J J Hill’s replacement and Goethals’ appointment. Mrs Mary Baker Eddy’s estate case advances in Boston. San Francisco extortion trials involve Mayor Schmitz and Ruef. Other items note rail fare changes, amendments to coastal treaties, and notable political marriages and military fleet movements.
Levi P. Brockway of Anoka Minnesota says five months in hospital left him incurable with heart trouble smothering spells and fainting. After using Dean's Kidney Pills his condition improved and he has felt well since. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A witty exchange suggests a supposed fortune in a mine is only in Simpleton’s imagination. The line plays on irony as the belief contrasts with reality and mocks eagerness for wealth.
An advertisement offers a 100 dollar reward for an uncured catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming blood action benefits. The notice includes testimonials from Toledo druggists Walden and Marvin and notes the cure price. A separate church stat counts Lutheran membership from 1870 to 1905, highlighting growth to 1,850,000 members and ranking third among Protestants.
Safe remedy for infants and children urged for careful examination of every bottle. Warns to ensure bottles bear the usual signature and the phrase In Use For Over 30 Years, The Kind You Have Always Bought.
Collage of short quotes and ad lines praising virtue and self improvement. Mentions Defiance Starch packages for stiff collars and a 25c Brom Quin ine remedy. Hints at religious giving averages and generic moral maxims without a cohesive news event.
Cigar ad touts Lewis' Single Binder as the richest, most satisfying smoke from Peoria Illinois. It includes quips about danger, women, and a Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children plus a note on bowties and social snubs.
A fragmented 19th century inked column argues that married men commit more crimes, citing wife murder and demonicide as male dominated offenses. It weaves in ad slogans and stray lines about self instruction, tobacco, dogs, and products, reflecting a chaotic newspaper page.
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