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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
2
A woman recounts kidney trouble with constant urge and burning, headaches, and giddiness. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her symptoms and she was entirely cured, with the cure attributed to the product sold by Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo New York.
Mrs Gumm and Mrs Jankins discuss Mr Jones who moved next door. Jankins hesitates to speak but regards Jones as a somewhat mixed but possibly decent man. The dialogue captures neighborly curiosity and cautious judgment.
Ranchman Mr Hi B Mosely of Hill Top Douglas County Colorado writes about Rough on Rats as a prairie dog poison. He claims years of prairie dog trouble and reports the bait cleared the colony in good shape after mixing with corn meal, seeking improvements and broader distribution.
The quotation honors a life well lived through laughter love and respect. It credits reaching one’s niche and leaving the world better, praising kindness and inspiration. It praises seeking the best in others and giving the best one has, ending with a benediction.
A dialogue lines the idea that success requires effort and the right method to capture opportunities. Two speakers discuss landing fish as a metaphor for seizing chances with the necessary hook or method.
A quotation from Puck compares a long punishment to a 99 year sentence, noting it was not as severe as feared. The line frames a discussion of extraordinary penalties with a wry tone.
A reflective line notes that many who boast of knowing themselves may be ashamed of their friendships. It hints at vanity and the hidden flaws in social bonds. The text emphasizes self-awareness and the value of prudent companionship.
Fragment mentions women feeling more convincing to post factions and references Whedon Beda in unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or entities beyond these. Summary limited by incomplete source text.
Readers report varied but high harvests across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba with many farmers averaging 20 to 40 bushels per acre. Notable yields include Castor Alta 20 bushels on 875 acres and Bon Accord Alberta 6 000 bushels from 210 acres while Belbeck Sask 3 740 bushels from 100 acres.
The commission’s unanimous report by Franklin K. Lane lauds the railways’ earnings in late 1910 while notes the industry’s push for higher rates. It credits regulation with protecting revenues and dividends, yet mentions the industry’s heavy borrowing and calls out calls for freer credits and restraint.
Lincoln Nebraska William J Bryan returned from Texas and the South as the final speaker at the Nebraska conservation meeting He urged ongoing preservation of the nation s resources and said conservation should extend from natural resources to home morals and mankind Local readers heard his broad view of the movement.
In Lisbon the provisional government pledges elections for late April. The widening rift between Socialist factions led by Alfonso Costa and Brito Camacho grows, each minister also running newspapers.
Former Panama associate justice Minois Lorin C. Collins accuses the U S president of usurping legislative powers in Panama and ruling despotically, urging Congress to act as the message endorses the constitution and urges ratification.
A letter advertises a free recipe to cure scalding and frequent urination and related symptoms. It claims rapid improvement with a home remedy, offering to mail the recipe to Detroit readers upon request to Pr A EB Robinson at Luck Building. The tone emphasizes ease of self care and secrecy of the prescription.
The dialogue asks whether to charge the cashier’s taken amount to profit and loss or running expenses. The response rejects charging to profit and loss and recommends treating it as running expenses.
Seed catalog advertisement from John A Salzer Seed Co touts Alfalfa Clover and varieties like Silver King, Barney, Bonanza, Spells, and more. Claims high yields and farm use across the U S, invites 25 cent request with big catalog and a free French bean toffee offer.
Ellen Terry, upon receiving a Founders gold medal at the New Theatre in New York for her services to dramatic art, delivered a brief acceptance due to hoarseness. She told a joke about a parrot bought to speak fluently that turned out to be dumb, and its owner exclaimed it cannot talk while admitting it is a devil to think.
A widow recalls Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Smith in a complaint about an inattentive hostess and a plane sprinkler spraying water on a gown during a domestic dispute.
A playful exchange asks how a game picture would suit a dining room and mocks cheap décor. One speaker counters with a whimsical request for a painting of a dozen eggs, highlighting humor and consumer taste.
An old health ad promotes Pettit's Eye Salve as a remedy for eye discomfort. The copy urges readers to use the salve for relief and notes its availability through local stores and apothecaries.
A fragment notes a bold peer AMG major free trial package in New Mexico. No clear names, dates, or organizations readable. The unreadable text limits conclusions about scope or beneficiaries.
A brief note suggests positive actions are possible while mentioning a dog. The fragment lacks clear names or events but implies moral action and a pet reference.
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