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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
6
In a bustling scene, Fuzzy Frank asks for a drink of water while Lady directs him to the tum bler and the pump. Pozzy Frank suggests using the handle for a few minutes, hinting at a practical remedy or joke.
Mrs Edward Nenning of Watertown New York recounts a four year battle with a widespread eczema. After six weeks of confinement she tried Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. Three weeks of treatment brought full recovery and lasting health satisfaction.
A humorous tale contrasts Mrs. Blank praising a new colored cook Amaranth with a harsh kitchen scene and a later quip on insinuations in a damages case. The dialogue touches on training, dress, singeing hair, and a casual question about killing the chicken.
A small boy bursts into a drug store begging for liniment and cement after his mother hits his father with a plate. The anecdote mirrors early 20th century humor in Everybody's Magazine.
A man fleeing shouts for help and says he is being pursued. The doorway scene ends with the proprietor noting the shop is an undertaker’s establishment and jokes about danger nearby.
A woman relates a severe neuralgic headache history tied to coffee and weight loss. A female physician advised Postum, leading to weight gain and headache relief within weeks. She now travels alone with clearer thinking and stronger nerves, praising The Road to Wellville and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Foreign. Maurice Henry Hewlett announces a working class appeal urging two strokes of the pencil at the ballot. A suffragette riot at the Coliseum leads to Alfred Hudson’s fatal injuries. At Alexandria, tobacco stores worth nearly $5 million burn, with $1 million loss. Estrada pledges disarmament of Nicaragua.
Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain travels to Bermuda while grieving his daughter Jean's sudden death. News items include international, national, and local events of the era, from politics to science and crime.
Secretary Wilson announced at the White House that he will organize forces now to investigate the whole question of increased cost of living. The item notes other varied reports including political resignations and international events.
Representative Hitchcock of Omaha signals consideration of a U S senate bid to succeed Senator Burkett, with a formal announcement expected later. Congress debates compulsory retirement and pensions for superannuated workers, while MacVeagh orders a retirement plan. Public health gains noted nationally as fiscal year shows a surplus of 2.1 million dollars. President Taft hosts diplomats at a grand White House reception with 1,500 guests. Senator Crawford presses Commerce and Labour to probe high living costs, pending congressional authorization.
The case centers on General William Booth seeking to oust the American Salvation Army in a dispute over control. He was granted a new trial in the ongoing effort to influence leadership and organization direction.
Edward Brouhard twenty one year old son of H Brouhard president of the Bank of Beaver City shot himself in the breast with a target rifle. His body was found in a hay loft around 8 am after he rose at seven and left the house. He was deaf mute but well educated and had accumulated considerable property.
Grand Island Nebraska juror Ed Mullin, withdrawn mid trial, appeared to show cause for contempt. He admitted having an opinion but said he would set it aside. no concealment found. The court discharged him after admonishment, ordering him to pay only costs.
The Nebraska state press association outlines papers for its next annual meeting in Grand Island. Speakers include P. J. Barron on City and Country Newspaper Work, R. D. Wilson on How It Works in the Smallest Linotype Town in Nebraska, E. C. Potts on Method in the Print Shop, and F. J. Ellick on Does Printing Cost Anything. H. G. Taylor to lead round table and present The Mysterious Suitcase. The event moves from February to May.
Fremont Nebraska veteran populist editor R D Kelly faced exposure in four below zero weather after wandering the West Ninth Street area for about an hour early Tuesday. He collapsed at a neighbor's door and was treated at Fremont hospital where doctors fear for his frail condition following illness.
The Oakland Nebraska Farmers' Grain and Live Stock company elevator burned to the ground Tuesday afternoon. About thirteen thousand bushels of grain were lost, with the building valued around five thousand dollars and grain loss largely uninsured. The cause is listed as spontaneous combustion.
Merna Nebraska farmers gathered for their annual institute praising Lincoln experiment station research. Kingsley spoke on draft horses and H B Lute led a lively session on forage crop care, sparking broad discussion.
A proverb-like meditation notes love drives life while money keeps it moving, comparing affection to the world turning and money to essential lubrication that keeps systems functioning. The piece pairs affection with finances, urging balance between romance and financial matters.
A five year old Teddy refuses medicine during illness and his mother weeps praying he will drink it. Teddy reassures her saying his father will return home soon and make him take the castor oil. The vignette appears in The Delineator.
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