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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1915

Page

2

What 10 Dollars Did For This Woman

Danville Virginia resident Mrs. MaTie Haley reports relief from female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She praises the remedies, credits health improvement to the products, and recommends others seek guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.

Danville Lydia E. Pinkham MaTie HaLey Colquhone Street Lydia E.pinkham

Good Advice. William I must speak, but I’m flurried.

James Bill urges William to collect himself before addressing a tense moment. The scene centers on a brief exchange showing nerves and the need for composure. Potential leadership dynamic hinted in a moment of hesitation.

William James Bill

Free Mother Goose Jingle Book Offer Ad

All boys and girls urged to write to Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. Chicago Illinois for a free colored Mother Goose Jingle Book sent to every reader of this paper.

Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co Kesner Bldg Chicago Adv

You can't judge a woman's religion by her church bonnet

A concise remark on appearances and faith noting that outward dress does not reveal inner beliefs or religious commitment. It emphasizes judging individuals by actions rather than surface attire.

Germany Appropriates 2 1 2 Billion for War Efforts

Western Newspaper Union News Service reports Congress will work day and night to fund the war with a total of 2 510 500 000 dollars. Britain and France block all sea commerce with Germany in retaliation to the German war zone proclamation. The move disrupts cotton and manufactured goods trade and cuts off supplies of dyes and other materials needed in the United States. Strong protests are expected from the Allied powers.

Union News Service Washington Germany Great Britain France United States

Congress Works Late To Pass Rural Credit Bill

Both houses labored into Monday night as leaders pressed to finish legislation before Thursday adjournment. The house stayed late on rural credit amendments to the agricultural appropriation bill while the senate wrapped up $11,000,000 Indian supply appropriation issues and moved to executive session and general calendar items.

Washington Congress House Senate

More Billions for the War in Berlin Budget

Berlin reports the federal council adopted the preliminary budget with 10,042,000,000 marks for extraordinary expenditures to carry on the war and an ordinary expenditure estimate of 3,323,000,000 marks. Most funding will come from loans.

Berlin Federal Council

Government Revenues Surpass 1914 Pace in February

Washington report shows February revenue from all sources at 43,636,272 dollars, just above February 1914 receipts. Ordinary expenditures reached 56,137,624 dollars, leaving a net monthly deficit near 12.5 million. For eight months ending March 1, ordinary disbursements exceeded receipts by 83,356,622 dollars.

Washington Treasury Department

Priests Deported From Vera Cruz on Spanish Liner

The Montevideo sailed from Vera Cruz carrying thirteen priests deported as undesirable foreigners. They were taken from Mexico City where Carranza reportedly held native clergy in prison. General Obregon is said to have arrested them for failing to deliver half a million pesos.

Vera Cruz Montevideo Mexico City Carranza General Obregon

Dean C. E. Bessey Buried at Wyuka Cemetery

In Lincoln Nebraska funeral rites for Dean Charlies E. Bessey of the university were held at Memorial chapel and he was buried at Wyuka cemetery. Hundreds of friends and students attended the services reflecting on his years of service to the school.

Lincoln, Neb Charlies E. Bessey University Wyuka Memorial Chapel

Allied Fleet Penetrates Dardanelles Straits Fort Intepe Destroyed

An allied fleet of about forty warships crossed the Dardanelles reaching Hortari on the Asiatic side and within range of Fort Intepe which, according to reports, was destroyed. Turkish camps were bombarded and forts at Dardanos became reachable. A French squadron sails near the straits entrance as the passages are dismantled.

Dardanelles Athens Dardanelles Straits Hortari Fort Intepe Fort Dardanos Straits

Cascarets Promote Clean Liver and Bowels Ad

An advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative aiding stomach cleansing and bowel regulation. It claims they prevent headaches and biliousness and work overnight with no gripe, priced at 16 cents per box.

Selis on Sight Peddler Bargains with Housekeeper

A fragment from the New York Weekly presents a peddler asking for daughters and a housekeeper clarifying that he sells resonators. The hall scene features a magnified sound of a goodnight kiss described as a cannon shot.

New York Weekly

The Doctor's Prescription Saunters Into City Hall Politics

A joke dialogue features a physician advising a husband to quit labor and take a city job to appear productive. The wife doubts consent, while the doctor promises to arrange a political position at city hall with a salary for idle work.

Traveling Men Comment On Sensible Girl

A pair of traveling men discuss a woman at dinner noting she is sensible and asks if the man will pay the check himself or work it into the expense account. The remarks reflect their humor about shared dining expenses.

Saying You Put the Tonneau Before the Windshield

A figurative exchange clarifies a critique of misplaced priorities using a car component metaphor. The speaker contrasts common idiom with a literal vehicle part to stress improper sequencing in a plan or argument.

Coffee Trouble Ends With Postum Cure

A Kansas woman writes that quitting coffee and using Postum improved her health dramatically. She reports better digestion, steadier heart action, improved sleep, reduced rheumatism, and says she feels renewed without medicines. Postum is sold in Register and Instant forms with boiling instructions and price hints.

Kansas Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Lawmakers Pass Sterilization Bill Amid Debate

The bill by Shumway of Dixon would sterilize a class of feeble minded and insane inmates in state institutions, with parole possible on consent after review by a board of physicians. It excludes criminals and requires consent from the patient or next of kin where applicable, while a separate memorial Sunday baseball ban drew votes and realignment after lawmakers altered the bill to allow play after 3 PM on Sundays. The House approved the measure 56 to 30 with broad representation.

Shumway Dixon Board of Physicians House Senate State House

Nebraska Senate Reconsiders Alien Land Bill

The senate revisited S. F. 272 which bars aliens from owning land in Nebraska and sent it back to the judiciary committee after adopting a two thirds vote requirement for reconsideration. The bill removes non-resident wording but keeps the prohibition on alien land ownership. House panel favors H. R. 191 restricting Memorial Sunday baseball after a brief fight. an amendment allowing play after 3 pm on Memorial or Decoration Day was killed.

Nebraska Beal Senate Dodge Douglas Judiciary Committee House Committee

Spirk amendment fails in upper house on party line vote

The Spirk constitutional amendment bill to cut the house to fifty and senate to eighteen with four year terms and staggered elections failed in the upper chamber as only a majority voting with the three fifths requirement could not be reached and a call of the house did not secure passage.

Spirk House Senate

Livestock Committees Postpone Dipping Bill and Yard Charges

The livestock and grazing commit tees decided to indefinitely postpone H. R. 363 by Broome which would require compulsory dipping of scab affected livestock and H. R. 562 regulating hay and grain charges at stock yards operating in the state.

Broome

House delays Miner bill on railroad gate closures

By a 42 to 24 vote in committee of the whole the House indefinitely postponed H. R. 536, the Miner bill requiring landowners to keep gates in railroad fences closed to keep livestock off the tracks.

House In Committee

Notice Requirement for Ruination Suit Against Saloon Keeper

Any ruination suit against a saloon keeper must be preceded by a written warning notice to him not to sell liquor to the subject of the suit if a bill with that aim passes.

Extension of county official terms to 1918 bill before House

A bill before the house elections committee would extend all county official terms to 1918 and remove county official elections in presidential years. The measure concentrates on term length changes and election timing for county offices statewide.

House Elections Committee

Senator Lahners Celebrates Twenty Fifth Year in Nebraska

Senator Lahners of Thayer moved a recess to celebrate the twenty fifth anniversary in Nebraska. He spoke of his coming and his father-in-law objecting to his daughter leaving for the wild west. He said he dared not breathe Nebraska until after the marriage and noted he never expected to end up in the senate.

Lahners Thayer Nebraska Wild West Senate

Potato king offers farming wisdom and seed catalog

Gene Schroeder, the Red River Valley potato king, shares advice for farmers and aspiring growers. The John A Salter Seed Co catalog features his tale, seed corn listings, and a mailed catalog offer with samples and farm collections.

Gene Schroeder Red River Valley John A. Salter Seed Co Mr. Schroeder Schroeder Ohio Red River la Crosse Wis

Back Hurts Clean Kidneys With Salts Ad

A vintage ad claims meat forms uric acid that overworks kidneys and urges flushing with Jad Salts or rad Salts. It promotes four ounces of salts in water before breakfast to relieve dull kidney pain, bladder irritation, and related symptoms, branding the product as harmless and helpful for kidney and bladder disorders.

Real estate investment gains ground according to experts

Real estate investment is making way and naturally gaining ground as investors pursue opportunities. Analysts note shifting demand and favorable market conditions fueling activity across sectors and regions.

Ate

Examine CASTORIA Bottles for Infants and Children Safety

Cited instruction urges careful examination of each bottle of CASTORIA to ensure it is safe for infants and children, reinforcing its role as a trusted remedy. The notice stresses verification and compliance in usage.

Aviator Society Meets in Sky Parlor

Quote sentence reflects a light exchange about an aviator society gathering at a hotel. The vaulted phrasing suggests a humorous or theatrical line about the location. The mis-spelled sky parior hints at a playful setting or stage cue.

Aviator’s Society

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