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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
2
A brief childhood memory exchange shows a Rooster and a Duck reconnecting. The Duck jokes about teaching the Rooster to swim and the Rooster denies being afraid, recalling past moments of fear and humor.
A Philadelphia mother credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills with curing her six year old son’s severe eczema after two years of spreading inflammation. She reports rapid improvement within hours and says no relapse by age seventeen. She also praises the remedies for a friend’s child with facial and limb eczema.
DeLancey Nicoll notes a Westerner visiting New York with little luggage. He quips that the man may have hidden goods in the large bags sewn into his knee area of his trousers.
The ad extols Coca Cola as instantly cooling and thirst quenching at soda fountains or in bottles. It promotes free booklets from Coca Cola Company and a baseball record book for 1910, featuring the poem Casey At The Bat, plus a commentary on beverage marketing.
In a chatty scene three girls gossip about Mamie’s bleaching hair dress and hat. They comment on her appearance and clothing, note a pattern Jennie lent, and plan to go get soda together.
Privy Councilor Albrecht Plaut, longtime Berlin resident famed as the city’s wealthiest miser, has died. He accumulated vast fortunes through shrewd investments and frugal living, leaving little to public charities while his name became a byword for stinginess in Berlin society.
The account describes a man living in a tiny Charlottenburg flat with no servants. He subsisted on thin bread and butter and visited the Zoological Gardens daily with his luncheon. In a rare expenditure he spent two cents on beer, demanded a refund, and did not seal the envelope. A family gathering yielded a dish labeled A gift from Privy ae Plant, but inside was only an apple.
Horling Fevham faced a quirky dilemma after swallowing a doctor's thermometer during a temperature check yesterday. The doctor demanded either $100 for the instrument or to operate for its recovery.
Public health notice urges burning pyrethrum in each room to stun and burn flies to reduce disease risk. Emphasizes flies as disease carriers and invites community action to improve health. Includes unrelated ad snippets for Lewis' Single Binder cigars and Dr. Pierce's Pellets.
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