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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Aurore Barrette of Manchester says Tanlac relieved years of back pain fatigue and nervous sleeplessness. After two bottles she reports improved energy ability to work and normal sleep and plans to continue Tanlac until fully recovered. Tanlac is sold by leading druggists.
A man named Jones mistakenly escorts a tall stranger home after misreading a bystander, thinking it was the widow he should guide. The widow follows, laughing at the mix up as the tall man thanks him for his courtesy and reveals the mistaken escort.
A noisy disturbance echoes from a bell in an alley as a police control wagon arrives to take a Brown Black person for vagrancy. Mandy the cook reports the scene to her mistress with disbelief.
The remark contrasts those who defend a worthy principle with others who try to sustain it in debate. It suggests varying motives and approaches to upholding virtue within a community context.
A Kentucky visitor encounters an elderly Black man who explains he has not married because he could not risk his judgment. The conversation reveals the man’s calm humor and self restraint in response to the question about matrimony.
A newspaper snippet notes that wealth or habit shapes outcomes. It claims a girl needing a riding habit should cultivate walking. It reflects on everyday grit and the belief that success stems from influencing others and consistent effort.
A fragment discusses rhetoric and persuasion, noting that those who flatter their partners may gain leverage. It reflects a dated view of political argument and domestic relations, hinting at gendered dynamics in public influence and debate.
The Douglas bill, seeking to restore a limited nominating convention, is under House review. It would require conventions to certify top three candidates for each state office and place only those names on primary ballots, while adopting a reform for a state reformatory and advancing industrial commission debates.
Browet Food Profiteers in the Nebraska house backed a bill to curb perishable food spoilage for price control. The act makes it unlawful to destroy neglect or throw away food or allow decay to boost prices.
The state board of parole gains full power to decide parole hearings, pardons or commutations under an amendment to the pardons act proposed by the senate judiciary committee. The bill, drafted by Attorney General Clarence A. Davis, merges rules for the pardons board and the indeterminate sentence law.
Judge T C Munger freed eighteen federal prisoners who were serving jail terms for violations of old ban measures, transforming ongoing sentences in a notable clemency action reported by the United States judiciary.
A short, wry note on choosing what to utter and what to buy. It cites Red Cross Ball Blue as a true blue cleaner for snow white clothes. It mentions apples priced two for 15 cents rotting in the lot, a small cautionary detail from a local store.
Before achieving a windfall spokesman notes, the average man nearly reaches four million dollars when his pipe goes out. The incident halts the pursuit and leaves the outcome unclear.
Mrs Held of Marinette Wisconsin shares her experience with Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She claims the remedy helped with ailments common to women and urges others to seek relief if past efforts failed.
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