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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
6
An extensive guide urges proper crop care, livestock feeding, and farm management. It emphasizes soil health, adequate pasturing, water access, and careful use of equipment, warning against careless harvesting, incomplete cleaning, and unseasonable long workdays.
Immigration officials plan an investigation into the declining flow of immigrants to the United States. They will inquire abroad to see if European countries are using methods to deter emigration. Italy shows the largest decrease, with decreases also seen from Austria Hungary and Russia. Small increases appear from China and the Pacific Islands while others fall.
Wesley Gaines a longtime Tennessee congressman known as a silver tongued orator will depart the House after his term ends. He lost renomination to Joseph W. Byrne who will take the seat next March, leaving a void in the Sixth Tennessee district and a reflection on what might have been.
A night manager cites only three women in New York practicing embalming due to low entry rates. He notes wages of ten dollars a day or more, with some weeks exceeding a hundred, yet few women pursue the trade citing limited openings and strong interest in nursing. The piece argues women show greater sympathy and face death without fear, pointing to embalming schools and immediate post graduate work potential.
Mrs. Frank J. Gould and her husband allegedly employed private detectives to spy on each other as they pursue a divorce. Reports claim Mrs. Gould will seek statutory grounds for freedom and that a young singer on Gould’s yacht played a pivotal role amidst alleged misconduct years ago in Sidney. Former crew members and a butler’s discovery fuel testimony in this court action.
An old advertisement invites kidney sufferers to write to Q W Winney of Medina New York to learn how Dean’s Kidney Pills cured him after extensive medical treatment. He claims weight gain from 143 to 162 pounds and complete recovery after 10 to 13 boxes. The ad notes bold by dealers and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as maker. It also includes miscellaneous quotes and a Castoria warning for mothers.
The item carries a long standing brand identity used for over three decades. Its enduring presence signals reliability. The familiar label promises consistent quality and recognition across generations.
A contemporary remarks on a rival of Carnegie praising his philanthropy by noting he donated two dozen Deadwood Dick volumes and a dozen Nickel libraries in the past week. The speaker questions the donor’s title calling him a regular philanthropist.
A discussion on emotional impact of pictorial art leads to a punchline. A gentleman recalls crying at a painting and another quips a fruit painting caused tears when it dropped on his head.
A man in his 40s pursues money he allegedly squandered at age 21, sparking renewed interest in a long-ignored financial matter and prompting questions about forgotten accounts and possible restitution.
A reader from Michigan cites a letter praising Grape-Nuts and Postum as the key to increased strength and faster track performance. He recalls weight rising from 124 to 140 pounds after adopting the grain-and-malt regimen and cutting meat, with coffee replaced by Postum.
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