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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
6
A Ballygawhey man named Cousty and others repaired his roof and climbed a ladder to deliver a personal philosophy to the London press. He advocates plain food early rising hard work sparing alcohol and abundant mountain air as the recipe for old age.
Literary note shows John Reed Scott releases The Princess Dehra two years after The Colonel of the Red Huzzars. Promoters hail it as a captivating new romance and a strong summer best seller potential.
A visiting Lincoln teacher recalls Horace’s blunt definition of a skeleton as a pupil eagerly declares he can answer now. The young student asserts a skeleton is a man with his insides out and his outsides on, in a vivid classroom moment.
Nebrask a home stock company offers liberal policies with cash losses paid in full. Specializes in farm and dwelling risks and writes fire lightning tornado and windstorm coverage on farm property at fixed premiums. Reports zero unpaid losses and Nebraska mortgage asset focus. Contact agent or home office 201 South 11th Street Lincoln Nebraska.
In the Sixtieth congress closing hours the House, after Senate action on the government liability bill, erupts in song and celebration. Representatives from diverse persuasions join a jubilant chorus around Speaker Cannon as Dwight of New York leads with a portrait aloft.
The La Follette currency filibuster unraveled as Senators Scott and Carter hosted a day of entertainment for Stone while he failed to act. Reports note Carter and Scott’s spending prowess and dispensers of refreshments claim they kept Stone and Gore distracted. Absences of Gore and Jeff Davis, with Davis reportedly detoured en route from Little Rock, contribute to the misadventure.
A White House tale recounts how a Washington grocer began supplying coffee to the president after a wagon displayed a sign reading We Rost Our Own Coffee. The incident, sparked by a misspelled sign and a mistaken engraving, led to a ten pound weekly shipment and a enduring trade mark.
James Bryce the new standard bearer for Britain in Washington breaks old diplomatic norms. He walks the streets with crowds, meets governors directly, and easily outpaces etiquette. His energetic approach reshapes the service, pushing ambassadors into the limelight and frequent interviews.
The term internal revenue is restricted to revenues collected by the internal revenue bureau of the treasury department. It does not include all internal sources such as sales of public lands patent fees or postal service revenues.
In a dialogue filled with superstition, Mrs Torkins recalls dreaming of a race horse that won three times in succession. Her husband, wary of misfortune, questions the horse’s identity and appearance as a remark on trust and business affairs.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from J. Cheney & Co Toledo claiming it cures catarrh by internal action. It includes testimonials free, price 75 cents per bottle, and notes agents like WalLvine Kinnan Druggists.
Mrs Chinner questions daughter's marriage to a rich man while Mrs Chatter presents a simple view. The exchange ends with the idea that marrying the poor man offers gains and the rich man risks loss.
An advertisement touts Lewis' Single Binder 5c cigar, claiming extra quality tobacco and urging readers to trust the truth over lies in promotion by Lewis' Factory, Peoria Illinois.
A damaged advertorial notes backache, nervousness, and general feminine disorders as conditions treated by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Young of Rockland Maine and Mrs Augustus Lyon of East Earl Pennsylvania praising relief after use, and lists ailments such as inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors and nerve pains as common issues cured by the remedy.
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