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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
2
In a Chicago and Boston feature, two residents praise Cooper's preparation for severe stomach troubles. Mrs. H B Mack of Chicago reports long suffering relief after two weeks, while Edwin F Morse of Dorchester recounts three years of misery ending with renewed health. The item touts a nationwide distribution tip for finding a local druggist.
A fragmented passage mixes proverbs and ad like phrases about reputation and self denial. It mentions curing piles with a reference to a date and shows scattered lines about cigars and judging others by what isn’t discovered. The content reads as a curio from a newspaper humor section.
Reports note Capt Godfrey Fowler of U S Army dies of wounds from Tisma engagement. A Lisbon dispatch warns of a wide revolutionary plot with arms from Germany. Neutralization of Manchurian railways referenced. London observes Washington's birthday with a Navy League dinner led by R Newton Crane.
Washington reports a partial competency finding will grant about 250 Omaha Indians full citizenship in fee simple and land-leasing rights with minimal supervision. Trust funds will move to Thurston county banks for competent members. funds for incompetents released with supervision. Farmers will aid farming, leases, and land consolidation as laws permit.
The venerable Colonel Gordon of Mississippi made his farewell address to the senate. His successor has been chosen. Battling Nelson will take on Cy clone Thompson for a forty five round fight at San Francisco. D E B Thompson of Nebraska is pleased with the industrial outlook in Mexico where he is interested in railway development. United States Marshal H K Love of Alaska arrived in Seattle on his way to Washington to testify before the Ballinger Pinchot committee. Six people were killed in a snow slide in the Bitter Root mountains Montana. Peary may be asked to submit proof of his discovery of the pole. The new British government successfully overcame the initial attack of opposition forces. The Nova Scotia legislature assembled in regular session and was opened with the customary ceremonial. Enormous expansion in postal business is predicted by Representative Weeks. Representative Helm of Kentucky attacked the ship subsidy bill in a vigorous speech. There is a grand army of 176,673 telephone operators in the country according to a report to the Senate by Secretary Nagel of the department of commerce and labor. Persons who live in cities and have not mail boxes in front of their residences are able not to receive any mail after June 30 1911. Certainly they will not if a provision of the post office appropriation becomes a law. Albert Nier of San Francisco joined twenty churches to a week and switched the pastors of each of them on Senator Perkins off, was Chon te steed teas SEE Panag BS his spine, received by Siling-om-ths
An old newspaper notice touts a winter remedy claimed to cure the worst cold in a day. It directs mixing two ounces glycerine and half ounce Concentrated Pine with half a pint of whiskey, warning to use genuine Concentrated Pine and stay away from impure pine extracts.
A dialogue notes regret over a chaplain being seen intoxicated and vows not to go out while drunk in the future. The exchange references personal accountability and public perception within a religious or community setting.
A short quip from Meggendorfer Biaetter features banter about a daughter's engagement, with a joking mix up where one person mistakes for Bessie. The exchange highlights light family humor and naming.
A fragmentary verse item invokes urgency and aid in face of looming ruin. The lines appeal for swift help and a guiding hand to avert destruction.
An advertisement touts Quaker Oats as improving health. It emphasizes daily consumption for better wellbeing and energy.
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