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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
6
Advice to keep a sunny outlook in daily life. The author urges smiling through mishaps, handling delays with humor, and dressing cheerfully. It stresses looking outward, avoiding grumpiness, and enjoying open air and genuine needs over constant bargain hunting.
The city reports an unparalleled spike in nuptials as Cupid stays busy after the disaster. Young men rush to wed their sweethearts, and relief arrives with a 160 wedding rings order sent to a New York manufacturer, signaling resilient communal spirit.
The text notes horse numbers rising from 14,364,000 on January 1 1897 to 18,718,000 on January 1 1906, a 30 percent gain over nine years. Mule numbers also grew from 2,215,000 in 1897 to 3,400,000 this year despite British Boer War purchases.
King Alfonso and Princess Victoria wed at St Jeronimo del Real as bells rang and cheers filled Madrid. A bomb exploded near the royal coach injuring and killing several, while the couple escaped unharmed and moved to the palace. The attacker captured.
Representative Robert Adams of Pennsylvania is found dead at the Metropolitan Club in Washington from a gunshot wound to the head after a personal crisis. The House of Representatives paused as a letter from the dead was read, with funeral arrangements approved and funded from the contingent fund.
King Alfonso and Queen rode in an open car to reassure Madrid as anxiety rose. Police detained an Englishman matching the assassination suspect description, but interrogation yielded no solid lead.
The joint convention of coal miners and operators in Illinois approved the joint scale committee's report without dissent. An agreement was drawn up and signed by a six member committee, three operators and three miners, and runs through March 31, 1908.
The house committee on public buildings and grounds added 375000 dollars in the omnibus public building bill to rebuild the San Francisco sub-treasury. Of this total, 75000 dollars is set for site acquisition, with the remainder for construction.
August Soldell a Norfolk tailor aged fifty, afflicted with neck growth blindness and deafness, killed himself by stabbing his throat with a pocket knife. Found by his brother in his sleeping room the weapon was hidden under bed covers. The case spurs an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Judge Raper denied a new trial in Nemaha county district court at Auburn and sentenced C M Chamberlain to five years in the penitentiary on embezzlement charges. Chamberlain plans to appeal to the state supreme court.
Nebraska Stockgrowers association will hold its eleventh annual meeting in Alliance June 7 and 8. A tent will house veterinary clinics by Doctors Anderson Cain McKim Jensen. State Auditor Searles will speak. Sessions in the opera house. Elks quartet of Council Bluffs with Mrs. McKelvie perform June 7 under the South Omaha delegation. Friday hosts a stockmen’s ball.
A one dollar silver certificate was altered to resemble a five dollar bill by Thompson and Peery of Auburn. Green figures and words were pasted over the original, passing undetected until presented at Carson National Bank. Cashier Boyd notes similar bills in circulation, including one dollar bills raised to ten dollars.
A blaze leveled the Ansley flour grill and the electric light dynamo owned by C I Stevens and his mother Julia Stevens. Fire from a non working engine halted lights. discovered after a midnight passenger train whistle. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with no insurance.
William Sperry's new residence, one mile west of Weeping Water, burned after a roof fire began at the north end. Harry Hubbard and Dixey Kirkpatrick saved much of the lower floor furniture but the house, finished last summer, was entirely consumed. Sperry carried 1500 dollars on the building and 500 on contents, not enough to cover the loss.
Thomas M. Rossiter of East Orange New Jersey declares a long severe eczema case from 1894 was cured after five weeks using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. He states the disease covered head to hip and prevented employment, praising the remedies for a speedy permanent cure.
An old hen helps with radish production while a house dog digs in flower beds and a neighbor’s cow strolls across the freshly prepared lawn in Chapman Kansas. The note frames spring consequences on a rural home.
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the blood and mucous surfaces, claiming it cures catarrh while criticizing local applications. It cites testimonials and the product's 75 cent price from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
A fragmentary 1900s newspaper snippet jokes about justice and a misauto. It references the New York Sun style headline The Limit and includes ad lines for Lewis Single Binder cigars and Mrs Winslow’s teething remedy. A Detroit Free Press quotation notes Every rose has a thorn and there are many thorns without roses.
A period in a woman's life marked by anxiety and risk during the change of life is described as a critical time. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as the premier remedy to strengthen the nervous system and invigorate the female body, with testimonials from readers in Maryland. The ad invites women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham's daughter in law in Lynn Massachusetts.
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