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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
7
Mrs. H. Davis of Carmel Maine recounts severe monthly headaches fainting and left side pain from irregular female function. After five doctors and many remedies she improves dramatically using Dr Williams Pink Pills and gains strength and happiness. Sold by druggists.
Conversation joke notes that going to bed early keeps a man from spending at night, implying wealth preservation through restraint. It frames the idea with a humorous exchange between Shaver and Old Boy about nightly habits and money.
The Garfield report shows packing industry profits near two percent of business, lower than 871 Illinois mills at nearly seven percent. Government census data suggest millers earn higher gross margins than packers, despite intense beef trust agitation.
A fragment notes the disappearance at sea of Pauline Edith Poor and a wish she expressed to be cremated, reflecting distress and uncertain fate. The terse lines convey sorrow and the longing for a final rite.
In a humorous exchange, Nell teases about troopers and golf while Belle responds with witty, clipped lines. The dialogue highlights ongoing playful back and forth between the pair.
The discussion explains trailing and facing switches on major railroads. It notes trailing switches prevent accidents by allowing back up without stopping, while facing switches risk wheel flange derailment at high speed as in the Lake Shore incident. Railroads aim to eliminate facing points on high speed tracks.
Prince Kuropatkin recounts views on how primitive peoples see animals as kin and cohabitants. Animals warn and aid humans, with blood brotherhoods forming between species and humans, guiding behavior and revenge. He notes respectful attitudes before European contact and contrasts it with later slaughter.
A obituary notes Gen. Maximo Gomez, a Cuban patriot who died recently. A former campaigner recalls his appearance as unassuming but when he fixes his gaze his will, fearlessness, and experience strike like a blow, making him seem a giant.
An excerpt from the New York World praises Norway noting long pay cycles, late banking hours, public registry hiring, and a telegraph network. It highlights universal military service, low illiteracy, strong health, and high living costs with wages around 88 dollars yearly.
The Norwegians reportedly favor Prince William of Sweden as Norway’s future king should King Oscar I accept the Norwegian offer. He would sit with his elder brother Gustavus Adolphus, selected to succeed in Sweden, ruling jointly in harmony.
Leading Chattanooga citizens urge a memorial to Gen. H W Boynton late dean of Washington correspondents and head of the Chattanooga and Chickamauga national park commission. He originated the park idea and drafted the bill creating the commission and urged its passage. Some propose burial on Missionary Ridge where he was wounded.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as pure emollients for preserving purifying and beautifying skin cleansing scalps and stopping hair loss. The piece includes a narrative of Alice rushed in from the garden badly stung by a bee and crying mother save me from the burn.
A Trinity Springs reader jokes about a rapid gait and compares income to horsepower. Another note praises Piso's Cure for Consumption for coughs and colds. A courtroom quip plays on breaking a will, with a lawyer and client banter about payment and legality.
A Princeton football coach scolds a key player for poor form in training. The exchange centers on his failing condition with hints at possible smoking and study. A burly skipper and mate later react to a waiter’s soup revelation at a table dotty dinner.
A letter from Cartersville and the famous Keyh nel Keeyartah reports relief from indigestion and nervous trouble after stopping coffee and using Postum Food Coffee. The writer praises the flavor, claims better sleep, and notes long term benefit after switching to Postum.
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