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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
3
A Galveston dry goods secretary treasurer recounts sudden ill health from altitude to sea level and chronic catarrh. After taking Peruna in small doses of several bottles, he recovers fully and now recommends Peruna to friends. He mentions asking for a Peruna Almanac.
The text outlines securing a roomy aeroplane with an old-fashioned sofa inside and placing a girl aboard. The narrator instructs to strap her in and not hurry before taking off to a height where a kiss can be forced, describing it as easier if she is firmly secured.
Readable text is fragmentary with no clear event, names, or place identified. The snippet offers minimal detail and cannot confirm a specific news item or outcome.
A fragmented OCR item discusses a peculiar phrase about food and self image with unclear context and potential misprints. The readable bits center on disjoint terms and do not form a coherent event or report.
The Lincoln senate committee listing shows chairmen and members for Accounts, Agriculture, Apportionment, Banks and Currency, Claims, Constitutional amendments and federal relations, Counties and county boundaries, Deaf and dumb institutes, Drainage, Education, Enrolling and engrossing bills, Finance Ways and Means, Fish and fatas at acre, Highways bridges and ferries, Internal organization, Insane hospitals, Insurance, Judiciary, Labor, Library, Livestock and grazing, Manufactures and commerce, Medical societies, Miscellaneous projects, Miscellaneous corporations, Municipal services, and Privileges. The report follows a protracted night session with detailed names for each panel.
Akron resident and rail magnate O G Barber condemns high freight charges as raised living costs. He urges Congress to regulate freight rates and tax watered railroad capital, accusing leaders Huntington Morgan Halt and Marri man of steering a coast to coast “community of interests.” He cites growing dividends and claims families pay $87 yearly for freight and $127 with railroad costs, urging decisive action.
The 1910 fire toll in the United States and Canada totaled 234 million dollars with December losses of 21.5 million. There were 36 fires costing half a million or more and ten exceeding one million each, ranking among the heaviest years aside from Chicago and San Francisco fires.
A referenced measure or rule begins immediately upon enactment. Officials indicate the change will be in force without delay, with implementation expected across relevant agencies and jurisdictions.
A note from Jet County records indicates the Endicott State Bank has been discontinued in Endicott. Details remain sparse as authorities finalize the closure process and notify customers.
Senate commerce committee considered the river and harbor bill from the house and found few changes needed. The measure remains largely in line with the War Department engineers recommendations.
An article warns that back pain and frequent urination signal kidney trouble. It touts Swamp Root as a natural healing herbal compound, claiming it aids urinary, digestive, and general health while urging trial use.
An editorial-like notice promotes Swamp Root by Kilmer and Co offering a free sample bottle and a book by mail to prove its claimed benefits for kidney and other diseases. The ad emphasizes genuine offers and urges readers to request the sample and information.
A visitor notices a professor sneezing and coughing and Madame explains the absent minded scholar mismanages a baby. He, left in charge, hands the child a pepper pot to play with instead of a rattle, causing comic confusion.
An advertisement extols Lewis Single Binder Straight 6c cigars as higher quality than 10c cigars. It warns buyers to demand the brand and avoid imitations, urging dealers to stock the genuine product and noting its superior tobaccos.
A compact, aphoristic collection notes that a man eager to claim God's presence may hide the devil within. It laments life’s ups and downs and suggests a woman's pursuit of beauty ends in self-admiration through a mirror.
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