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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1912
Page
3
A mother from Mill Hall Pa recounts eight weeks of severe infant eczema and hair loss before using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After four weeks the baby is cured and hair fully regrown, with the ad promising free samples by mail. The piece ends with a stray joke about matrimonial training.
A heavy truck spilled kegs of liquor in a New York street. Pigeons drank from the liquor pool and grew intoxicated, followed by other birds, then a disreputable dog staggered into the gutter, snarling as he fell over drunk amid the wet scene.
In Bedford Indiana fourteen year old Hiram Hill caught a skunk by the tail and beat it to death with a club after strange noises in the chicken yard. The odor nearly killed him as relatives watched. Friends and relatives praise his bravery and Carnegie medal-worthy action.
A fragmented clipping discusses a Chicago tragedy and public concern over infant deaths in the past decade. The text references figures, investigation, and ongoing measures, noting officials and observers debating causes and policy responses.
Public health ad claims signs of kidney trouble and urges Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy. It cites blurred vision fatigue dark urine backache nervousness and a dramatic testimonial from J L Richardson of Red K in anys about recovery after doctors gave up.
Dialogue shows Mrs Justwea it and Mr Justwea discussing a pudding and sauce with one figure asking to phone for a doctor. The exchange hints at an emergency cooking mishap and immediate medical consultation.
A confused, partially legible notice discusses home baking powder brands and the impact of quality on baking. It mentions Calumet and generic cheap powders, noting consumer concerns about price versus performance and the desire for better stability and results in everyday baking.
Fragmentary passage mentioning Howell fond of travel and Powell inviting to walk the floor with baby. Includes clipped phrases about love and a dated quotation style.
A fragment shows a conversation about a study of the Russian language. The speaker laments poor progress and recalls an interruption when the family physician arrives and prescribes medicines to treat a cold.
An old advertisement touts Cole Carbolisalvein as stopping hurt from burns and cuts quickly. It offers 26 cent and 60 cent sizes and a free sample by writing Cole & Co. in Black River Falls Wisconsin.
A reflective piece contrasts human nature with genuine appreciation for kindness. It contemplates ease of kindness versus perception of wisdom, noting a comparison between a silly man and the late Mr Solomon.
A poetic line notes the loss of a golden hour set at sixty diamond minutes with no reward, declaring the moment gone forever. Beecher’s quotation frames a reflection on time and value.
A seven year old child bursts in as a mother, mid dress, scolds him for entering without knocking. The boy jokes he looked through the keyhole first, describing a playful domestic moment captured by a judge.
An OCR fragment advertises Murinery eye care remedies from the Marine Eye Remedy Co. in Chicago. It promotes a five act treatment and a illustrated book packed with eye care tips and products for rapid relief.
Senator Sorghum jokes that the government could use a reliable form of accident insurance as a metaphor for preventing front line casualties. The exchange suggests wartime risks and the desire for protective measures, reflecting political attitudes of the time.
A sharp witticism on accountability appears as a saying about forcing a man to eat his own words and the loss of appetite that follows. The remark frames consequences for speech and personal integrity without specific events or figures.
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