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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
7
Battling Nelson ex light welterweight champ and Uncle Joe Cannon sparred a round in the speaker's private office. They met to oppose a bill banning moving picture boxing and detailed newspaper reports of fights. Nelson teased Cannon about his strength and future as a speaker.
London reports Dr. Sambon of the Field committee asserts from Rome that maize is not the pellagra cause. The disease is transmitted by the simulium repans a biting gnat. The finding counters maize theories and shifts focus to the parasite vector. The other item notes a schoolboy Cyrus expressing love for the country in a letter about future field placement.
The piece narrates a humorous tale of a man claiming only third class fiddling skill yet accepted to play at a dance. It also references Walter Evans who extols Kansas and recounts four brothers who sowed wheat, faced hardship, migrated to Mexico, later prospered, and a fiddler who earned a dollar and a half for performances highlighting the odd value of talent and luck.
The U S Department of Agriculture conducts calorimeter trials in Washington to compare energy from foods. In a glass airtight chamber a volunteer eats one food at a time while water in pipes cooled by the chamber measures body heat. Early tests compare fatty versus starchy foods with months of testing planned.
Representative Longworth, chairing the Merchant Marine league and foreign shipping trust probe, rebuked a witness as he demonstrated imitations by foreign steamship agents. Champ Clark, newly flooded with congratulations after HaVens victory, retorts a quip from Tom Reed about presidential runs.
A Brooklyn man describes a sixteen year battle with a severe skin disease. After trying many doctors he found relief with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, purchasing two sets and noting dramatic improvement. The ad urges purchase through druggists or Howard Bros. and ends with a moral about keeping lamps bright.
A fragmented snippet references a Wonder Worker Sapleigh-AN discussing electricity and moral sermons. It mentions Keene and Lewis, a claim about the state, and a remark that light fails as temperature rises, reflecting a harsh, unclear dialogue about energy and ethics.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Dispenser and Common Sense Medical Adviser manuals. The notice offers a 1008 page edition with 700 illustrations, paper bound, mailed for 21 one-cent stamps to cover mailing costs, addressed to Dr R Pierce, Buffalo New York.
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