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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
7
An old ad promotes Virgin Oil of Pine as a cheap cold remedy. It claims a mix of half ounce pine oil, two ounces glycerin, and half a pint whisky cures lung disease and breaks a cold in 24 hours. It warns against imitations and notes the product is sold by Leach Chemical Co. Cincinnati.
A merchant on Rue Saint Honore is described as the physical double of M. Fallieres the French president. He wears the same blue butterfly necktie, hat, and similarly cut beard. He is often escorted by a figure resembling the president's private secretary and is greeted with salutes in public.
A historical notice extols Brandreth's Pills as a trusted family remedy for morning headaches and a hint of dullness, claiming the liver and bowels need support. It emphasizes long-standing use and availability in drugstores in plain or sugar-coated forms.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville hold crowded religious meetings in Shropshire England. The Countess Lenora Van Marter is American by birth and the Earl, active in the House of Lords, shares a passion for art.
A C Fox-Davis, a London lawyer and prolific author, turns to fiction with a detective story asserting the law is sound. He notes the book arose from his view that law was wrong in a famed Sherlock Holmes tale. The piece also references evolving starch products and a closing proverb about the last to forget kindness.
C M Hays president of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway announces the line will move the 1907 crop from Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba to tide water. He toured from Portage la Prairie to Edmonton in 18 days and remains hopeful about the region's growth amid expanded grain acreage and homestead openings.
Workingmen diverting a roadway at Welwyn in Hertfordshire and Wales unearthed seven Roman urns in good preservation a Roman spur two six inch drinking bowls a smaller cup a bowl bronze plate an iron standard and a small urn six inches high The finds indicate a Roman burial or camp site with diverse artifacts and remain in situ of the era.
Baron Speck von Sternburg argues in Forum that American idealism drives national character. He praises Lincoln for uniting lofty ideals with practical action to achieve them, highlighting Emerson as a source of enduring influence on the American people.
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