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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
3
Kansas City lawyer recalls a 1881 Finney county case where a defense witness was used to claim a man lied. Buffalo Jones testified to identify lying signs, asserting expert insight like medicine, leading to dismissal of the witness after protest.
Kushequa Pennsylvania July 10 Special— locals push belief that Dodd’s Kidney Pills cure Rheumatism and Lame Back after Mrs Ma Davison reports thirty years of rheumatic pain relief after two boxes. Community quotes growing verdict that the pills are the one sure remedy.
A London dispute between Henry Arthur Jones and Beerbohm Tree over modern drama and performers is recounted. An American guest at a dinner heard Jones praise plays while sneering at actors, and Tree praise actors while sneering at plays.
William H. Crane recalls a summer scene in Ohasset told at a New York club. An overheard conversation reveals a young man and a pretty girl discussing love, ending with a joke about a dog's bite on the speaker's leg.
A minister testifies that six months of Grape Nuts after Sabbath meals eased his indigestion and brought quiet nerves and restful sleep. He says the cereal is now essential, and his family also prefers it. The endorsement cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek and references The Road to Wellville.
A scribal poem by Henry L. Kiner appears in National Magazine. it weaves bluebird imagery with violets and sapphires as a speaker questions a South Daughter about roses and turquoise signs. The verses evoke longing and celestial motifs through airy, musical language.
Margolius, a mysterious painter in London, seeks the perfect model across Europe. He wins Countess Alfretti with his gaze but she vanishes after he compels her to visit his studio. Police search the city, while Margolius toils obsessively on a Sleeping Naiad as time races.
After a week of assumed death and mourning, the Countess reappears at Alfretti’s door. He conceals the truth from her and directs friends to withhold questions while Margolius reveals the painted Sleeping Naiad. The Countess’s gaze meets Alfretti’s in a moment of shared, unspoken memory.
In a tale from the New York Sun a bachelor relies on his cousin to supervise his meals and supply him with towels. She finally reveals she has the towels, noting he no longer has any dishes to dry, prompting a playful reaction from him.
A reflective verse questions human treatment of pigs, noting past praise of the animal and the harshness of confinement. The speaker contrasts the pig's dignity with the cruel reality of fattening through squalid means and calls for compassion and reform.
Puccini commissionsSig. Gia cosa and I llisa to compose a libretto about Queen Marie Antoinette. The work, to be completed in September, will have Puccini writing the music for the opera.
The piece discusses how Aroostook and Michigan potato growers rely on railroads to move eight to ten million bushels to Boston and New England. It cites Boston and Maine Railroad reductions that enabled marketing of crops despite low revenues, arguing that government rate controls would prevent timely relief.
A reporter in Conshohocken laments harsh editor feedback after launching a new Items of Interest column. He recalls a bitter letter from a reader quoting his piece about infant cholera deaths and offering to show his wife the spectacle, highlighting readers’ extreme reactions to journalism.
The advertisement promotes Defiance Cold Water Starch claiming each 10 cent package contains 16 ozs while competitors use 12 or percent pound packages. It argues Defiance never sticks to iron and is free from injurious chemicals, urging customers to demand Defiance to save time and money.
A boy named Thomas Tucker, 6787 Bim Avenue, nearly fell from a moving street car and was trampled by track horses before a policeman pulled him to safety. He was demoralized in appearance but not seriously injured.
An advertisement touts Defiance Starch as superior due to a distinct process, claiming it delivers one third more for 16 cents, asserting its lead over competing brands.
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