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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
2
Daniel Webster faced a long standing bill from a butcher who sued him. While the case lingered, the two met on the street and the butcher apologized for not sending an order, fearing Webster would avoid dealings. Webster replied that suits could be pursued but not starve him.
A vintage ad urges mothers to consult a doctor before giving remedies and recommends Phillips' Milk of Magnesia for children. It promotes Phillips' liquid and tablet forms as gentle, affordable options at 25 cents per big box or bottle, highlighting brand trust and full product name.
A quip attributed to T Parker suggests using amusement to fill minor gaps in life while leaving larger horizons untouched. The line prompts readers to consider balance between entertainment and meaningful purpose in daily living.
Quick home treatment advice offered by John R. Baker of 118 Morgan Downs Kansas. Free information advertised for foot pain relief.
Advert says a persistent three days of coughing signals danger and promises a genuine product for relief. It emphasizes quick action despite deceptive claims and frames the cough as a warning symptom.
A reflective saying about restraint and self control. It contrasts concealing joys with hiding griefs, attributed to Lavater.
Tips aimed at women in their 40s to regain appeal to men amid symptoms like dizziness and nervous tension. The piece endorses boosting vitality and calm to enjoy life, offering practical advice for enhancing attractiveness and reducing related discomfort.
A proverb urging patience and prudent planning before seeking reward, warning against premature claims or actions. It emphasizes securing a result or victory before claiming ownership or reward.
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