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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
6
A Boston artifact notes a hardware dealer on Eliot Street in the South End posted a sign promising guaranteed skates. A newsboy tore it down and moved it to the liquor store next door, as reported by the Boston Journal.
Omaha seed expert Geo H. Lee announces a corn tester that works anywhere including his incubator. The device tests each ear before planting and can process batches at once. Available in 200 carat and 600 carat models priced at 3.50 and 5.00 respectively. Write for circulars.
President Taft backs a court of patent appeals and outlines a March tour across New York Chicago Albany and Providence. The senate faces a lengthy clash over interstate commerce act amendments with fault lines among Taft cabinet and commissioners.
An advertisement touts a winter cough and cold remedy claimed to cure many cases in twenty four hours. It prescribes glycerine, concentrated pine, whiskey, and a specific mixing method with a daily dosage after meals and at bedtime. The note warns to use genuine Concentrated Pine and to obtain it from any druggist.
Judge Reid reads a quarrel between magazine publishers in Chicago. The Earth Monthly proprietor admits letting an Anybody's ad run to boost his rival's circulation claim.
An advertisement urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria for the signature AGC 54 CLAM in use for over 30 years The note claims Castoria is the safe choice for infants and children and has long been the product mothers have trusted.
In a brief Los Angeles Express excerpt Norah and their mother discuss dog food. The exchange notes they had stopped eating meat and that Oj gave the dog carrot tops and parsley parings instead.
A vintage ad touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease red swollen feet and comfort inside new shoes. It claims quick relief and rest for sensitive feet with a 25 cent price and free sample, mailed from Le Roy New York.
Advertisement notes free samples of Gold and Silk Finish Birthday post cards with flower designs. Promotes Art Post Card Club and lists address 792 Jackson St Popeka. Ends with a motto about endurance and quality from Lowell.
An old remedy, Pettit’s Eye Salve, claims to soothe tired eyes and cure eye aches, offering relief for sore watery or ulcerated eyes. Howard Bros. of Buffalo, N.Y. distributes the product through all druggists.
A fragmented page notes opinions on effort and ethics with scattered ads and quotes. It mentions ironic statements about making the best of bad situations, references to tobacco products, and a stray remark on poetry quality. Named entities are sparse or unclear.
A letter from Graniteville Vermont praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during life changes and child-birth. The writer endorses the product as a standard female remedy relied on by women in many communities.
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