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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest indigestion remedy. It claims rapid relief from stomach upset and undigested food eructations, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case to improve digestion and enjoyment of meals.
When Russians arrived in France they lacked arms and had to be armed with French weapons and taught French warfare methods. They have mastered these tactics as readily as their own military, while still wearing their national uniform.
In a quip about political fights, Senator Sorghum suggests truth would win faster if many people were less neutral, hinting at how public stance affects outcomes. The remark frames neutrality as a hindrance to truth in a contested issue.
Dialogue notes Peggy's rapid marriage pattern described as ambidextrous humor. Patrice confirms Peggy gave her hand to two men in quick succession one night and two nights apart.
In a lively exchange from Mothers GaASTOKILA the spring metal device encircling a foot is praised for keeping overshoes on. The scene wonders why a similar spring wire device could not also prevent a gentleman's umbrella from being misplaced.
Advertisement lists alfalfa seed priced at six dollars and sweet clover seed from A W Mulhall of Sioux City Iowa with advertisement header Iowa-Adv.
British forces broke through on the Somme front amid fog and mist, seizing Pys Serre Miraumont and Petit Miraumont including Butte de Warlencourt. German retirement reached three miles in places as patrols moved forward and a mine exploded in Miraumont.
Havana reports government forces seize Camaguey after light resistance from rebels. In Santa Clara heavy fighting at Loma del Grillo defeats rebels led by Gerardo Machado and Banchez del Portal. Rebel losses tally 16 dead and 118 wounded. Portal wounded. Government casualties are 1 dead and 7 wounded as Colonel Betancourt advances toward Santiago.
The Indiana House of Representatives on Thursday approved a measure granting women the vote and sent it to the governor for signature. An $8,000 mail theft investigation in Albuquerque targets a thief who stole a registered mail sack from the Santa Fe railway transfer office.
A mob of striking sugar workers led by a woman with a baby attacked police at the Franklin Sugar Refinery in Philadelphia. One killed, nine wounded, and a bystander fatally hurt as riots involve wives and mothers demanding food. Florence BE Shadie led the mob and was arrested for inciting riot.
In a battle 80 miles west of Ojinaga Carranza troops from the Ojinaga garrison suffered 17 killed and many wounded while Villa forces left ten dead. Re-enforcements were rushed to the scene and another battle is expected as a preliminary move toward an assault on Ojinaga.
Washington February 24 The House passed the army bill appropriating over 250 million dollars with no roll call. An amendment for compulsory military training was defeated by a point of order. The uniform and equipment appropriation of 4 million was increased by 3 million for a reserve supply for the National Guard.
Washington reports the senate accepted bone-dry amendments to the postal bill on Wednesday. The amendments prohibit shipments of liquor into states under prohibition laws, strengthening the dry policy in places that previously allowed limited quantities.
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine claiming dandruff stops within ten minutes of application and hair stops falling. It promises new fine hair in weeks, describes a glossy appearance, and urges a 25 cent bottle purchase from any store.
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