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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
7
In a courtroom moment Mose Hanibel an old negro whitewash artist admits arresting an officer for assault. The judge asks if the officer is the same man. Hanibel hesitates then confirms the act while noting family ties and his marriage and children.
A Pittsburgh Post snapshot captures a humorous exchange about a new stenographer described as witty, quick, and accurate in performative tasks. The brief dialogue highlights era charm and workplace banter without further context or events.
A historical printer notes the saying that a young girl with old ways is preferable to an old girl with young ways, reflecting social attitudes toward age and behavior in traditional communities.
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a father nicknamed Daddy who usually stays home while Mother and the children attend films. One night the kids pleading won him over and he enjoyed the show, but the kids' joy at his company proved even stronger. The piece notes how many fathers would not be too tired if they understood their children's longing for them.
Great Relief notes a humorous exchange about cinema and laughter. The item reports Andrew Carnegie has been re elected president of the New York Peace Society.
Saskatchewan farmer statements from 1916 urge Americans to move to Canada. M P Tysdal describes land near Briercrest, 1680 acres, wheat yields, taxes about $32 a year, no war tax, and freedom. S Schweitzberger recalls Iowa to Saskatchewan, half section, wheat yields over 50 bushels, taxes ~ $65, and land price advantage.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Pellets as best for bowels and stomach. It claims one Pellet acts as a laxative and three pellets provide a cathartic effect, urging use for digestive relief.
Henry A Love writes he suffered backache left side pain frequent urination and rheumatism. He claims Dr Pierce’s Anuric from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY cured kidney and bladder troubles after trials and cites a note on experiments. He advises sending 10 cents for a trial package.
Run-down and weak feeling in spring explained as toxins in blood from winter. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a nonalcoholic herbal tonic with Golden Seal and blood root, claimed to purify blood, remove poisons, and restore vitality.
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