Cascaret Advertisement Booster Promises Quick Aid
An old advertisement proclaims a 10 cent price and a box from the store claiming millions of men and women take Cascaret for swift relief. The copy emphasizes broad user appeal and immediate aid.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
2
An old advertisement proclaims a 10 cent price and a box from the store claiming millions of men and women take Cascaret for swift relief. The copy emphasizes broad user appeal and immediate aid.
Readable fragments hint at a historical discussion about an old fashioned seat and a person’s concern for keeping up. The text references breath and possible life status, suggesting a light anecdote or opinion snippet rather than a full report.
Vague ad style copy urges girls to try a hair product promising light waves and abundant shine. The fragment hints at beautifying hair and transforming appearance with a soft, lustrous finish.
Fragmentary text suggests a political or social dispute where baldheaded men seek to gain control or influence. The fleeting lines reference sway, power, and a distant event or era labeled 187390, but details are unclear.
Washington reports Secretary Daniels accuses American shell makers of inefficiency and lack of patriotism in naval contracts. He cites Bethlehem Steel and Charles M Schwab, contrasting Hadfields Limited as meeting Navy specs and saving over a million dollars. He urges American firms to bid fairly and fulfill navy requirements.
Petrograd reports a surprise Russian attack capturing two posts near the front. The move comes as forces press across the sector and disrupt enemy positions ahead of broader offensives.
report from Buenos Aires says a German raider, believed to be the protected cruiser Vinex, has sunk ten merchant steamers and two French schooners in the South Atlantic. Messages from Pernam Levo and Rio de Janeiro claim additional British losses and warned of further attacks with hundreds of lives lost.
Washington reports Admiral George Dewey is said to be buried in historic Arlington Cemetery where the heroes of the Spanish American War rest, honoring his undying fame earned during the conflict.
President Wilson life threatened by an anarchist group called The Blasters. Thomas J. Mooney on trial for bomb murders, linked by Edward Cunha to the organization aiming to overturn government and stop preparedness. Cunha cites blast articles and letters to prove Mooney’s involvement.
In Oklahoma City on Thursday afternoon Nellie M Dunn a teacher at Wheeler school was shot and killed. Suspected of a second shooting in the same building Rowland Williams a wooden teacher held a position there. John M Couch surrendered to Deputy U S Marshal Stalling at Guthrie and is jailed in the federal jail.
Mrs Gadder hosted friends for an evening of music. Mr Gadder contributed by giving up a chair he might have used if the night had not been so musical.
A dialogue mocks support for women’s rights with a character naming Patrice who calls the other anti suffragist and jokes that on Christmas Eve she would hang only the left stocking, highlighting gender prejudice.
British women are increasingly adopting herbal culture practices including growing, drying, and using plants for health and cooking. The trend reflects growing interest in natural remedies, garden knowledge, and traditional plant lore influencing daily life and wellness routines.
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