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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1909

Page

2

Kilney Trouble Described as Hereditary Cure Claim

Mrs Frank Roseboom of Moscow Idaho attributes her kidney and general health issues to hereditary Kilney trouble and credits Deans Kidney Pills with alleviating symptoms including nervousness poor vision restless sleep irregular heart action weak back and kidney secretions. She notes the medicine cost 50 cents a box and was sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Frank Roseboom Washington St Moscow Idaho Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Miscellaneous 19th Century Ads and Snippets

A collage of short quotes and ads mentions names like Samson, Cleveland Leader, Brown & Son Boston, and Bishop. It includes product pitches for Bronchial Troches, Lewis cigar, Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and a piles cure claim. The tone imitates a crowded advertisement page with brief moral and humorous asides.

Beef Tea Pudding and Jelly Suggestion From Chicago Inter Ocean

Practical kitchen note outlines beef tea pudding using bread crumbs eggs and hot beef tea baked or steamed. Also describes turning beef tea into a jelly with gelatine sugar and optional sherry or ginger wine for variety. Includes tips for serving to invalids and children and a nod to hospital practice.

Chicago Inter Ocean

Household Tips From A Bygone Era

A collection of practical remedies and housewife tricks. It describes whitening clothes with kerosene and wash water, restoring ivory with turpentine and sun, using potato water to brighten brass, and making a salad from grapefruit pulp and white grapes. Also a marble stain paste with soapsuds oxgall turpentine and fuller's earth. The candle trick uses salt rubbed into the wick for a faint night light.

Marshmallows and Flavor Additions for Hot Chocolate

The article notes serving marshmallows with hot chocolate in a bonbon dish. It mentions dissolving two or three marshmallows in the drink for flavor, adding a few drops of Cuban rum to chocolate, and a drop or two of vanilla to whipped cream.

Calf's Liver with Bacon Crust Recipe

Wash calf's liver and place in a baking pan. Make four slits on top and insert bacon pieces. Sprinkle with cracker crumbs, salt, and pepper. Add a little water. Bake two hours, basting often and adding water if pan dries.

Brown Hashed Potatoes

Brown hashed potatoes prepared from two cold, baited potatoes with salt pepper and butter. Cook slowly until golden brown and pressed into a cohesive cake optional parsley adds color. Roll gently like an omelet to keep shape.

Rag Rug Making from Scraps and Wire Guide

Instructions describe making a durable rag rug from wood scraps fabric rags and a wire frame shaped like a hairpin. Thread rags onto the wire, sew to a canvas foundation, remove the pin, repeat until filled, then finish by clipping and binding with dark stout material.

House owners and painters clash over painting work

The article warns property owners against meddling with skilled painters and buying cheap incompetents. It stresses owners must trust the painter, avoid interfering, and consider practical paint guidance from National Lead Co. which offers a House Owner's Painting Outfit No. 49 with information on pure white lead and durable finishes.

Jones National Lead Co Trinity Bldg New York City

Humorous Banquet Tale and Toledo Patent Medicine Ad

A London Church Congress anecdote describes a bald clergyman as the bishop’s left hand neighbor during dessert leading to a humorous misstep. Also included is a Toledo Ohio notice offering Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a sworn oath by Frank J. Cheney and a notary, urging purchase through local druggists.

Church Congress London Toledo Lucas County Frask J. Curve F. J. Chenky & Co Orm Hall

Husbands clash over corsets health claim

Mrs Hoyle says corsets are unhealthy and shorten life, while Mrs Doyle asks for proof. Hoyle counters citing a man who lived to 100 without wearing them, sparking a lively debate on garments and longevity.

Lane's Pleasant Tablets Advertised For Attacks

An old advert promotes Lane's Pleasant Tablets priced at 25 cents a box for spring attacks of a disease described as dangerous. It urges taking the remedy at early symptoms to prevent severe effects and asks readers to send 25 cents to P Woodward in Le Roy New York for a free series.

Lane P. Woodward le Roy N. Y

Pettit's Eye Salve Century Old Medicine Remains Popular

A fragment notes Pettit's Eye Salve turning 100 years old and mentions Spica 5 peel Te in a historical context, suggesting continued use or legacy of the product. The source emphasizes longevity and branded eye care in a period tone.

Pettit

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