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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1904
Page
3
A Minneapolis reader testiпies to relief from monthly pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter cites severe headaches and menstrual agony, praising the remedy and noting Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice.
An advertisement touts Mutual Insurance as the oldest and best form of coverage. It claims state fire insurance totals rose from about 10.9 million to over 160 million, with half of all state fire insurance in Mutual Companies. The State Farmer's Mutual Insurance Co located in Omaha is promoted with secretary B R Stouter cited.
An old notice touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children, claiming relief from constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worms with over 30000 testimonials and 25 cents at druggists plus a sample free from A S Olmsted Le Roy NY. A separate paragraph notes Senator Jo P Dolliver delivering a Plymouth church address on war and poverty, praising the poor and critiquing wealth.
A local physician endorses Dodd's Kidney Pills as a kidney specific after careful testing. He cites relief for back pain, kidney region soreness, foul urine, and general revitalization in several patients. The note mentions malaria, swamp fever, and weight gain in one cure, reflecting mixed results.
An old farmers advertisement extols Salter's Gillion Donar Grays and Bromus Inermis as premier grasses yielding 5 to 14 tons per acre with rich green fodder. It touts Salter's Tep ainte for 100 stocks per kernel, plus Nistoria Rape and Speltz feeds. Readers are urged to request the catalog by sending 10 cents to John A. Salter Seed Co. in La Crosse Wisconsin.
In a lettered account from nature’s tests a nurse recounts James Seymour Playfair exploring a blind child Edith Higson’s senses. He trains her to recognize him by touch and wrist heat, and after a pear his patient gradually greets him with a child’s joyful embrace, signaling early recognition.
The piece surveys ancient paint origins from pigments mixed with water to their modern decorative uses. It lists the seven wonders, including the Pyramids, Hanging Gardens, Mausoleum, Temple of Artemis, Colossus of Rhodes, Zeus statue, and Pharos, noting varied historic attributions.
A fragmented verse piece titled Wake Mesa Song evokes night and shadows. The text names Joseph Ryan and references a singer’s lament, a longing for light amid darkness, with imagery of stars and mystical shadows.
A brief note reflects on teachings from the Sermon on the Mount about not worrying for the future. It references London school children and their reception of the message, emphasizing that present actions suffice to address concerns.
Miss Amanda Johnson of Fairchild Wisconsin describes long standing head and eye pain due to catarrh. After using Peruna she notes eye symptoms improved within a month and catarrh resolved. She praises Peruna and endorses the medicine.
Miss Flora Hauser of 1002 New Jersey Street Indianapolis Indiana reports chronic catarrh since childhood worsened by winter illness. After four weeks of Peruna she says her head is clear and all symptoms disappeared, claiming Peruna cured her.
An old advertisement touts Dr. R IFARTMAN and Peruna as a cure for chronic catarrh. It claims hundreds of women across the United States were helped, praising the remedy for watery eyes twisted nose offensive breath and other catarrh effects. The text emphasizes Peruna as a famous universal cure with unknown total cures.
An old advertisement extols Peruna as a cosmetic and health aid that cleanses mucous membranes to restore facial symmetry and a flawless complexion. It claims Peruna treats catarrh and other ailments, urging readers to write Dr. Hartman for personalized advice from The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Advert reads Salter Seed Co La Crosse Wis offering seeds for 1904 crops, alfalfa, potatoes, oats, barley and corn, with catalogs and samples. It also markets Allen's Foot Ease and Mrs Winslow teething remedy, plus laundry starch and other household items, ending with light jests about money and weather.
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