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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
3
Fragments describe Paris gas politics as capitalists seek control of supply. Negotiations cut base price from six to four cents per cubic meter with long term rental terms. Government and public rejected the plan and the city now must cover a two cent increase to three year rates, argued as pro consumer yet debated as profitable for providers.
A scrambled herbal ad claim touts Dean's Pills as daily relief reaching thousands. Fragmentary text imitates a testimonial style with dates and personal statements, but clarity and details are obscured by OCR errors.
A narrator recalls a small plaster bust of a well regarded man with side whiskers. Mrs Worthy insists the bust stay on the mantel to spare his feelings, but the dusting reveals it is quietly disposed of by Hilma with a bribe. Clarissa urges secrecy to avoid upsetting their mother.
A keg containing about 50 000 pennies from the Civil War era was discovered during demolition of a former A D Barnes general store in Richland Michigan. The coins, issued as scrip, had little value beyond the copper. some 1863 and 1862 pennies bore patriotic phrases. The village children reportedly received many of the coins.
An OCR filled with garbled text references binge drinking and deaths from overindulgence. It mentions populations and health concerns, with scattered phrases about powders for children and cold remedies. The piece reads as a disjointed historical summary of social issues and public health warnings.
The readable text hints at scattered phrases about mending, prices, creamery, and personal reflection. It includes jumbled mentions of Indian Territory, home life, and a poker game, but no coherent event or clear figures emerge.
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