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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1905
Page
3
An offer of free medical advice from Dr. Hartmann, president of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus Ohio, claims Pertna cures catarrh and promises prompt results. Readers are urged to write with a full case statement for guidance.
A long account extols the American School of Osteopathy and A. T. Still Infirmary in Kirksville Missouri. It notes 700 students yearly and over 2 000 graduates practicing nationwide. The text highlights extensive anatomy study and free clinics serving the poor.
In Sassy tras Kent county harvests ended with a French custom where a stranger's sheaf stands in fields for passers by to claim. A farmer explains the practice and a young woman clarifies the rule that the sheaf belongs to whoever finds it or takes it. The narrator recalls earning a dollar from the strangers sheaves and plans to return next year.
A Denver Post poem from Chicago origin extols pork and beans as the ultimate feast. The piece riffs on mythic gods and everyday hunger, contrasting luxury dishes with poverty’s commissary. It evokes a hungry narrator admiring a man’s pork and beans platter and the joy it brings amid financial strain.
An account blends Senator Deboe's Kentucky election reception in his Blue Grass homeland with a barbecue featuring animals fatally harmed. It includes a miscue as he thanks supporters and a Newport gossip tale about a five year old questioning tattling and a mother’s death and soul.
While visiting Richmond Thackeray disclosed he dictated much of his writing. He said Esmond was entirely dictated and Pendennis was also dictated though he criticized its execution. An illness during the Pendennis period left him unable to improve the work.
The testimonial notes Joshua Heiler of Urbana Illinois recounts relief from kidney trouble and back pain after using Doan s Kidney Pills in 1899 and again during later warnings of attacks. The ad cites Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and a 50 cent price per box with broad druggist availability.
An assorted advertisement fragment discusses Undoma hair tonic promising a soft fluffy look and invites readers to send their name for a free treatment. It mentions the Undoma Company of Omaha and includes various promotional lines and quotes about social behavior.
A garbled, readably fragmentary page mix of patent medicines, household goods, and moral quips. It includes testimonials about foot care, starch brands, cigars, facial photography, and a coughing cure, with scattered street references and commercial pitches.
A reflective column lampoons dating myths and gender roles with biting humor. It mocks self serving men and domineering women, warns about financial and moral follies, and suggests truth and restraint as guides in relationships.
The ad touts Defiance Cold Water Starch as time saving and not sticking to shirts. It claims 16 oz per can at 10 cents, warns about inferior 12?2 package stock on hand, and asserts chemical free content with bold “20s Demand Defiance” printing. The text includes humorous observations about marriage and social follies.
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