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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
5
The piece denounces manipulative trust practices that enrich the wealthy at the expense of consumers. It argues distrust toward soulless trusts and notes the temptation of stockholders to rethink their views, while condemning how trusts oppress the buying public.
The text notes that the United States produced 1,025,000,000 pounds of beet sugar in the year ending June 80. It mentions beet sugar manufacturing as a relatively new industry and forecasts increasing domestic supply.
The Lincoln Daily News announces a five for one rate plan with Independent Farmer and the Monthly Poultry Topics, offering all three papers for $2 until April 1 1912. Subscriptions can be sent to different addresses to share with friends, with paper delivery stopping after the term and no one listed until paid.
The awards will be announced and a winning prize answer posted in the window for public inspection. Judges listed include W. F. Cram of the Fairbury Journal, Lew Shelley of the Fairbury News, and B. R. Merrell of the Harbine bank.
An old advertisement advises taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the start to avoid trouble. It claims the remedy cures ailments and notes it is sold by Chipperfield Drug Co. 62 to?
A reader notes readiness for auto repair work including gas engines and overhaul. F. W. Lohmeyer, from Oliver Osage county Kansas, visits relatives near Diller. A lyceum audience is mystified by Laraunt the magician. The course concludes with the Spanish Orchestra on April 3. Postmaster Hitchcock predicts self sustaining postal system and possible one cent postage soon, reducing postal card usage.
The passage quotes Lewis Chamblin of Manchester D. describing his family’s croup experiences and praising Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable remedy. It promotes the product for coughs colds asthma hay fever la grippe whooping cough and lung trouble with trial bottles offered. Sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
The excerpt outlines social dining rules: avoid seating the cleverest guests together or nervous staff near guests, do not confide anxious thoughts to a spouse, place singles apart from married couples, inspect the table setup in advance, be ready in the drawing room five minutes before guests arrive, and keep conversation from drifting to only couples by varying topics.
An advertisement lists multiple lots of men’s suits with prices ranging from 22.50 to 30.00 and sale prices around 0.88 to 1.98 per item. The copy is fragmented but conveys a clearance style sale with several lots and discount figures.
Youthful and boys clothing is highlighted with the promise of quality and style from the town's trusted department. Buyers are urged to view a large selection of bargains in suits fancy vests ties hose and men s furnishings at prices described as record low. The ad emphasizes value and finish to a new suit with multiple vest options.
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