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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1912

Page

2

Government Calls for Telegraphs Under Post Office Control

Washington reports Rep Carey Wisconsin Republican introduces a bill to place telegraph lines under government ownership and Post Office Department. A commissioner of telegraphs would run the system while the ICC would appraise interstate properties and the attorney general would initiate seizures.

Washington Carey Wisconsin Hitchcock Post Office Department Interstate Commerce Commission

Congress Faces Busy Week With Tariff Clash Ahead

Washington reports a busy week as steel tariff revision centers attention in the house. Lawmakers expect a protracted fight with tariff battles to stretch for months while both chambers slow progress on miscellaneous legislation to clear space for tariff and Panama Canal appropriations.

Congress Washington Houses

Iowa Heroine Catherine Shelley Dies at 47

Catherine Shelley known as Iowa’s heroine died at her home on Sunday aged forty seven. She gained fame on July 6 1881 when she saved a Chicago and Northwestern passenger train from plunging into a river after floodwaters washed away the bridge.

Iowa Boingona Catherine Shelley Miss Shelley Chicago and Northwestern

Interstate rate ruling upholds Burlington cream transport

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that 32 cents for moving a ten gallon can of cream from Concordia Kansas to Crete Nebraska is reasonable. The commission dismissed Fairmont Creamery's complaint.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Burlington Concordia Kan Crete Neb Fairmont Creamery Company

Senator Knox Urged To Aid Small Republics In Crisis

Reports from London say rumors of Manchu plans to resist abdication threaten Yuan Shi Kai’s regime after a conference at the palace. Peking legations fear trouble. foreign families seek refuge as trains mount crowds and nobles exodus is anticipated amid calls to resist the emperor’s abdication.

London Peking Yuan Shi Kai Daily Mail Legation Tien Tsin

Pepsin touted as gentle treatment for children

The advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild effective remedy for children and stomach bowels. It highlights a pleasant taste and easy nightly dose with morning relief. It notes availability in 50 cent and one dollar bottles and offers a free trial sample by mail.

Caldwell

Not Much of a Gentleman Exchange

A brief comic exchange shows Mrs Jones challenging her caller about gentlemanly conduct while he warns he might forget his manners if abused. The dialogue highlights a playful domestic quarrel tone.

Senatorial districts and health report headline

Dr. Harvey H. Wiley receives clean bill of health from a House committee investigation into food administration controversy. Secretary Knox addresses the New York State Bar Association urging U S aid for Latin American governance. Maps show redistricting by the last legislature.

Washington Harvey H. Wiley Denistry Bureau Department of Agriculture Food Administration House Wiley New York United States Knox New York State Bar Association

Roosevelt Party Choice in Missouri Grows for Roosevelt

A partial Missouri canvass by E Mort Riley shows Colonel Roosevelt far ahead of Taft for the Republican nomination eight to one or more. State Chairman Morris concedes Missouri sentiment favors Roosevelt. Governor Hadley is favored for vice president. The Spanish cabinet resigns due to a rift with King Alfonso.

Roosevelt St. Louis E. Mort Riley Missouri Republican League President Taft Morris St. Joseph Missouri Hadley

Cuticura Remedies Claim Eczema Cure

A Miss Mattie J. Shaffer from Dancy Mississippi and Mrs F L Marber of Drehersville Pennsylvania report long battles with eczema ending in cures using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. They praise the products and note rapid relief and full recovery after prior doctor and remedy failures.

Mattie J. Shaffer Dancy Miss F. L. Marber Drehersville

Immigrant Couple Flourish in Alberta Farmland Prospect

A Wisconsin couple moved to Pembina district Alberta and thrived on a diversified farm of about forty acres, with oats barley alfalfa potatoes vegetables and livestock. The wife reports abundant wild raspberries and a thriving household producing butter and cream as they join Canada’s push to populate and develop the new country.

Canadian Boundary Line Edmonton Alberta Milwaukee Pembina Wisconsin

Santa Claus Debate Between Siblings

Emery and his younger sister Mildred argue about the reality of Santa Claus. Emery declares there is no Santa while Mildred insists there must be. The scene captures family Christmas tension during the week before Christmas.

Emery Mildred Santa Claus

Step the Pain and Curses in a London Opinion Fragment

A fragmented item cites a London Opinion quote about blessings and curses, mentioning tree sons and marriage for love. It references places like Black River Falls Wisconsin and a general sense of herbal or medical remedies with unclear context.

Tree Sah Ned Ste A. Cale & Ge Black Silver Falls Wis London

Labor Question. Lacy and a Hobo Exchange Jabs

A brief exchange shows Lacy questioning a worker about his job and location while the hobo responds with a clipped answer about working at intervals. The fragment captures a streetlevel moment of labor and life.

Lacy

Breeding and Schedule Unclear in SUS SE AAT Context

The fragment references breeding or a schedule tied to SUS SE AAT in 610 fédays, but the text is incomplete. It hints at a timing or process detail without concrete facts or named entities.

Teething relief bottle advertised in colonial humor

Advertisement copy mocks self serving by men and praises Mrs Winslow teething syrup claiming it soothes gums calms pain and cures wind colic at 25 a bottle. It mocks the idea of overworking and misusing others while promoting a household remedy.

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