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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1905
Page
7
Mrs. Ida L. Brown of Mattoon Illinois recounts long battle with St Vitus dance and numb spells ending in full recovery after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. She details grip related dizziness and notes continued good health since. Pills sold by druggists.
A waiter asks the hungry guest to choose soup or fish but the guest retorts not to be superficial. The exchange centers on a craving for substance beyond a simple meal.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is a constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hell's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a non quack medicine prescribed by top physicians, a tonic with blood purifiers. Testimonials sent free. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists for 78 cents. Also Maire’s Family Pills for constipation.
Nurse in New York’s Children's Home endorses this remedy for constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worm expulsion with over 30000 testimonials. Available at all druggists 25 cents sample free address A S Olmsted Le Roy New York. Any actress without a history can easily obtain one at a book store.
Scouts employ a two man team with an observer transmitting observations to headquarters via a telephone carried by a signal corps electrician. A ground return is created by a bayonet driven into earth and a special conductor endures rough use, allowing long reconnaissance without frequent front-line trips.
Representative Campbell of Kansas rose to fame by backing an investigation into the premier trust. A Canadian by birth, he has lived in Kansas since age four, educated at Baker University, admitted to the bar in 1889, and elected to the fifty eighth Congress with a growing majority. He champions tariff policy and is recognized as an authority in the house. Campbell is married.
Kansas Senator Long, previously aloof in social circles, attended a reception with Mrs. Long at Senator Elkins home. After greeting guests, he asked who the dignified end of the line was and learned it was the butler, whom Mrs. Long praised as the most dignified of them.
The article praises Mr. Gorman of Maryland as the most attentive listener in the senate. It notes his quiet engagement from the minority side and his habit of absorbing remarks to the end, a trait unmatched by other diligent members. It recalls his long service dating back to being a page.
A wild doe wandered into Chambersburg on Wednesday, inspected lawns and fruit yards, became entangled in a wire fence, and was captured. It is housed in A. Buchanan’s barn on Philadelphia avenue and feeds on civilized provender. The owner seeks permission from game commissioners to keep the animal as a pet.
Thomas A Edison said he did not invent the apparatus for electrocution and criticized its use. He argued electricity inflicts extreme pain and favored locking murderers up for life as a harsher sanction.
A Pueblo Indian from New Mexico interrupted Ernest Thompson Seton during a talk at the Cosmos Club in Washington. The educated delegate cross examined the lecturer, then gave an engaging discourse on bear habits and brain, drawing applause from the audience.
Berlin hosts about 1 500 publications including thirty political dailies and suburban papers, thirty two political journals, sixty comic titles, over forty Women’s journals linked to the feminist movement, plus literary, musical, art, military, trade, religious and technical titles across numerous weekly, monthly, and fortnightly formats.
Isidor Raynor, Maryland's newly elected senator and longtime lawyer, faced a quip during a tariff bill debate. An untidy member asked if a bath is a luxury or a necessity, prompting Raynor to retort that it is both for him: a necessity and a luxury due to its rarity.
The article notes a legendary Australian bushranger Captain Melville who robbed gold diggers between Melbourne and Ballarat. It claims a hoard of about 250000 exists, hidden by Melville before his death in Melbourne jail, with a map found on him but no successful location to date.
Speaker Cannon rode a crowded Washington streetcar when a big man demanded to exit. A bystander suggested leaving through a window. Cannon was knocked against a window and, recovering, learned the man was Senator Clay of Georgia, musing that his seat might be guaranteed by the constitution.
Miss Nellie Davis of 1216 Michigan Ave Kansas City Missouri a society leader. She reports a complete cure from kidney troubles after using Doan’s Kidney Pills stating they ended back pain sick headaches and misery quickly. Signed Nellie Davis Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a hot summer at the springs. Clara and Dora discuss how uncomfortably warm it was and how a man with a cool million proposed to Clara, whom she accepted immediately.
A fragmented dialogue features a Western farmer lamenting burned corn amid hot winds, a real estate man touting the west as ideal living, and a family scene about torn clothes and a brave act. The piece ends with a joke about a ring engagement and a comical remark on eating spaghetti.
A woman recounts severe stomach and heart trouble linked to coffee. After switching to Postum, she notes color returned, weight gained, and improved health for herself husband and baby. The testimonial names the Postum Company of Battle Creek Michigan.
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