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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1905
Page
3
Advertisement asserts women suffer severe kidney troubles without early treatment and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the effective remedy. It cites Mrs Emma Sawyer of Conyers Georgia as proof and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
A 20th century trend from Lynn Massachusetts to the Pacific spreads sandals beyond children to adults. A Yankee drummer inspired the fad after observing improvised leather sole footwear on a steamer deck. Local shops produced millions of pairs and spread sandal wear nationwide.
A venerable man with no steady church home laments extra collections and fate seeming to push him away. He visits a friend's church where two collections are taken one for the regular plate and another for funds to aid a poor church in Marshall, N. It ends with the man paying up as usual.
In a Chicago Record Herald report, railroad man N. J. Neer meets a stranger in a station waiting room. Both study each other with drawing pads, joking that each has promised his wife to sketch the other if he met someone homelier. The incident ends with mutual smiles and a humorous reveal.
A young man seeks tiny pins used for ribbon and similar items. He has searched large and small shops without success, only finding them in limited ribbon and binding supplies. He fears buying many bolts to obtain a few pins and asks readers for information.
Boston biologist Dr. A. S. Packard traced the fly from egg to adult, noting female deposition in fresh horse manure and a three to four day development. Heat and humidity accelerate growth, and winter hibernation drives flies indoors where they seek exits at first warm days. The fly spreads disease but thrives as a pest until proper fly extermination is used.
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