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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
3
Mrs. Caroline Kessler of Paw Paw Michigan endured backache rheumatism dizziness urinary disorders and dropsy before a total prostration. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she regained health and now shares her story to help others. Sold by dealers for 50 cents a box Foster Millburn Co Buffalo NY.
An old humor piece notes a stricken man begging a dying lover to share his heartbreak, only to be dismissed as a joke by a medical man who hints the problem is not the heart but the liver. A witty exchange follows about an heiress investing in the lumber business and marrying a wooden man.
An old advertisement mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief and gum comfort, claims to ease wind colic and pain. It also promotes Lewis' Single Binder straight 5¢ cigar, noting it fulfills the smoker. The piece ends with a proverb about the martyr never enjoying fame.
In South Boston Virginia a mysterious blaze destroyed the Hamlet residence early Monday. Five children aged 14, 7, 3, and 18 months died. a four year old was injured while Mrs. Hamlet and an unrelated man, H A Strange a Halifax confederate veteran, perished as flames enveloped the two story frame building near the Norfolk and Western rail line. The house collapsed after the couple escaped.
President Taft arrived from Beverly to help Norwich mark the village 250th anniversary. A civic committee led by Winslow Tracy Williams welcomed the president, Williams being a leading local mill owner. The piece recalls Norwich’s history from colonial wealth to later industrial decline and notable Indigenous leaders Uncas and Maintonamah.
Des Moines report states during a Fourth of July baseball game at Fontanelle, Harry Parschen a prominent Fontanelle farmer was fatally stabbed by Luke Winn. Winn is jailed in Greenfield. Parschen had attend with a young lady before the altercation and stabbing. Parschen is expected to die.
New York eighty year old Jacob Berman plans to move to New Jerusalem for the rest of his life. His wife Rachel stays behind after they obtain a Jewish divorce called a get. They separate for life, divide goods with a lawyer, then sign the pact with a rabbi.
Seward Neb residents recall German heritage with reunion of Seward county veterans who served in the fatherland army. About 75 soldiers marched followed by a program of addresses by German patriots and band music.
A vintage collage quotes Nelle and Belle with an hour glass metaphor about courage. An Allen's Foot-Ease ad promotes powder for foot comfort and new shoes, priced 25 cents with sample offered. It also includes brief inspirational snippets from Emerson and Renan.
Fragmentary advertisement notes Perry Davis' fate and inflammation relief for mosquito bites. It mentions mosquito bite remedies, a tin foil smoker package, and admonitions about substitutes. Suburban ad tone hints at varied products and moonshine in astrology references.
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