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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
2
Dit Dit Dit. Gece and ducks headed north forecast of spring. Mrk Weletadt plans water pipes and eration plans for Linwood. Lemuel Tendel, 70, found dead at Fred Ayers home four miles south of Tite. Mrs Hemee of Beatrice, 90, fractured left arm and brain concussion after a fall. State Medical Society delegates to meet April 8.
A Havana dispatch reports a violent squall striking the harbor as Secretary Moody visits. Commander Stoney of the Dolphin calls for volunteers to rescue small boats. the Dolphin crew and an American sailor heroically aid Cubans in peril amid returning boats and driven rain.
Democratic senators discuss treaty amendments amid a legislative scene referencing a Table Rock item and a revolver, with unclear context on who carried the weapon and why it appears in the report.
At a special Hastings city council meeting Monday night the Hebrary was approved for a location by Denver one of the on and and the on.
A powerful air blast toppled the AC 1D tran structure blowing the copper mass a half mile, scattering debris over twenty or more yards. Iron flues penetrated the ground, and one end of the mill was blown out causing about $40,000 in damage. Repairs will take a month.
An elderly man with a lengthy role in county politics passed away after a lifetime of public service. Survived by a wife and three children, his death marks the end of a notable era in local affairs.
Dr William Shaw Bowen reports President accepts the resignation of United States Consul McCallum at 8 Galt. The district supreme office in the war department passes to public asone at Lander Wyoming. William T Adams, register of Wyoming, George supervising in vessels. General Payne now in the West Indies awaiting Pend his Assistant.
Disjointed report notes two children of Charles Bracht Hibank 8 D breaking through with twenty two brokers on a floor. Mentions a receiver appointed for a company in Chicago and a large estate embezzlement case with executor connected.
The referee finds Mrs Potter’s accounts correct and shows 859,965 due for her care of her late husband’s estate. Stephen Carlton Clark, heir, will reach majority next August and inherits under his grandfather’s will plus a quarter of a million cash. About 200,000 of the bequest funded housing on the property built to generate income to cover taxes, but rising valuation has reduced income. The New York Herald reports on the estate affairs and arrangements for the estate’s shop properties and income needs.
The passage presents scattered, surreal phrases about nebulae, Ticatoma Seid, and sphéroids with disjointed imagery. It mentions distant asteroids, ice, doubt, and looping corkscrew motions, creating a dreamlike but unreadable fragment.
A fragmentary report from Berlin notes Mr Newton’s illness easing after a period of weakness while others observe improving appetite and back pains subsiding. The text also references travel tickets to St Louis Kansas City and a Mary Flyer service, plus unrelated remarks on fashion dyes and practical advice.
An 1890s style advertisement asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures nervous distress among women. It links blues and irritability to female derangements and promises quick relief through the product.
A reader from 421 Dar, Eleanora, Pa writes that Lydia E Pinkham's remedy eased nervous symptoms and menstrual distress after long suffering. She endorses the product and recommends a trial.
Mrs Pinkham invites all women to write for confidential advice. She assures readers of privacy and offers guidance based on her experience without charging for consultation.
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