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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
7
A tiny bottle of Freezone is sold for a few cents and promises to remove hard corns soft corns and corn between the toes without soreness or irritation. The ad notes easy use and appeals to home foot care.
A. Bennett Gates frames three rare letters received in one day from grateful guests at the hotel. The letters praised courtesy and favors, none contained complaints. Gates notes hotel managers often hear grievances, making the trio of thankful notes notable.
A fragmented quotation discusses binding friends with steel hooks or by tying them to us. The archaic phrasing hints at metaphorical control in relationships and allegiance.
Dialogue contrasts two boys about fathers in war. Willie notes his father is at war and carries a sword, while Bobbie claims his father has a gun and wonders how a sword can defeat the Kaiser. The exchange highlights child perspectives on military power.
The phrase suggests a shift in status among women and men misinterprets applause as an encore.
Readable items include women driving Ford cars in Gage county harvests, casualties in France, marriages of Nebraskans, bravery citations, school bond votes, potash plant builds, grain protection efforts, and fire losses. Also noted are legislative briefs, draft plans, education redress, time zone changes, beef price records, and state defense actions across Nebraska communities.
A brief mock dialogue features a narrator mocking repetitive choices aboard a plane. One speaker quips that the issue may be a simple need for better air quality, hinting at a broader critique of mundane selections.
A woman’s will emphasizes codicils while a discussion notes thrift stamps as the wartime saving method. A father explains a profiteer as one who prioritizes quick wealth over rapid victory in war.
Dialogue captures a moment at a door with a gentleman and a guest as a gingham apron woman and a groom respond with a sharp quip. The scene hints at a domestic setting where hospitality meets intrusion and humor.
In hot weather heavy foods and iced drinks upset weak stomachs. Eatonic tablets are advertised to cool and soothe the stomach quickly without a strict diet, claiming fast relief and renewed appetite.
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