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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
3
A man named Joe reports dramatic relief after using St Jacob's Oil, saying it healed pain stiffness and soreness and giving him new energy. He vows to keep a bottle handy and claims the remedy benefits rich and poor alike as it has for fifty years.
In a Prince Albert Saskatchewan letter Laughlin praises western Canada. He notes good crops ripe potatoes and strong livestock potential and says he has built a residence awaiting a wife to help keep house while he continues farming and breaking land.
A fragment notes a child case involving powders used by the mother, with unclear names such as Jean and LeRoy appearing in the OCR. The readable bits suggest a domestic incident or medical query but lack full details for a precise report.
Readable fragments describe a local object or event with unclear names and minimal context. The text reads like fragmentedOCR with no coherent narrative, lacking identifiable people places or dates to form a proper summary.
Richardson faces a first degree indictment after a verdict and is alleged to have had improper relations with Stewart Fife, a society man and former business associate. Fife was arrested in North Yakima on similar charges and is jailed in Savannah awaiting trial.
James H. Post of the National Sugar Refining Co New York testified before the Ways and Means Committee that about a dozen refiners undersold beet sugar producers in the Missouri valley by contract with grocers to deliver sugar at one tenth of a cent per pound below refinery prices. He cited a resulting trade war and noted refining and distributing sugar cost five eights of a cent per pound.
A House Judiciary committee completes details of a new anti anarchist measure. It prescribes death penalty for attempts to kill or assault the president or successor and treats accessory before the fact as principal while punishing after the fact less severely. It also targets counsel or advocacy of violence against US officers and restricts aliens aligned with hostile groups.
Sheriff Miner of Ghalby county Illinois reports the surrender of a fugitive after a year of pursuit. The hunter traveled to San Francisco three weeks ago seeking Larieon, wanted by state authorities.
A petition seeks withdrawal of land from private entry and designation as permanent forest reserves. Maps designate three areas: Dismal reserve 86,240 acres in southwest Nebraska near Wyoming. North Platte reserve 346,340 acres in the central western portion. Niobrara forest reserve 126,240 acres on the northern border.
The census preliminary report shows U S liquor production growth with 2849 establishments up 48 percent and capital rising 70 percent to 457 million. Distilled liquors rise unevenly with 967 establishments up 120 percent but average wage earners down 23 percent. Malt liquor shows 1223 establishments up 22 percent and major gains in capital and wages, while materials costs fall 19 percent and product value climbs. Separate history notes discuss the Earls of Moray and the lineage, detailing a dramatic succession from the regent to the ninth Earl and the later estate’s decline amid tragedy and historic romance.
Civil and military leaders in Manila condemn Professor Schurmans Boston speech and the senate minority report on the Philippine tariff bill, arguing they could harm Filipinos. General Wheaton reports prisoners punished for remarks like Schurmans and warns of consequences if his proposals are enacted.
A fragment notes Lord Rosebery addressing an audience with references to Napoteon and Bismarek, hinting at a debate or historical comparison during a public event. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or outcome.
A fragment notes the empress writes verses about twice weekly while busy with duties. The source highlights her writing talent and compares her pace to another figure, Crometty Mua Soom.
An advertisement offers a yearly contract for poultry advertising and expenses with a pay of 625 a week and asks to send stamp for Lars. The notice appears in a 1900-era classified page from Marshall, Indiana, with other patent medicine and household product pitches surrounding it.
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