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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
2
An advertisement touts Paxtine as an extraordinary cleansing and germicidal gargle for sore throats. It claims to strengthen throat mucosa, surpass liquid antiseptics, and offers boxes for 25 or 60 cents from The Paxton Toilet Co. in Boston with free samples.
In a brief humorous exchange a character claims Swift is the swiftest proposition ever seen. a counter question asks if he ever owed money, highlighting witty banter and a hint of skepticism about credibility.
A compact note references early learning as children learn to creep before walking, with a rustic exclamation to Hey wood.
An advertisement asserts Garfield Tea overcomes constipation indigestion sick-headache and biliou conditions. It promotes the product with a motto about life as a stage and acting well quoting Bacon.
An old advertising snippet promotes Mrs Winstow's Soothing Syrup for Children claiming gum relief inflammation reduction pain relief and teething comfort at 25 cents per bottle.
The central Panama Canal division had February excavation reach a record 1 409 338 cubic yards with 41 033 522 total yards dug toward completion leaving 26 091 496 yards. Atlantic and Pacific divisions added 674 199 and 509 217 yards respectively, bringing overall totals to 131 820 436 yards removed by March 1 while the Pacific entrance and waterway reach near Balboa are largely finished. The Gatun dam stands about 60 percent done as Pedro Miguel locks exceed 67 percent concrete work with 11 percent in place at Mira Flores locks.
Democratic leaders outlined a series of investigations into various government departments as part of a campaign for economy and retrenchment. The program also includes Canadian reciprocity and a tariff revision scheduled for the extra session.
In Tulsa Oklahoma fruit believed damaged by freezing weather with temperatures near 22 degrees and ice half an inch thick. Trees were in full bloom. Carson Nevada legislature passes bill allowing six leave the state in case of need.
University audience of over 2,000 hears Chancellor Frank Strong condemn Kansas lawmakers for cutting appropriations to state institutions. He suggests more women in the legislature would safeguard higher education and backs the suffrage amendment, recalling Sylvia Pankhurst’s address.
A Presbyterian mission letter from Rev. Thomas Carter in Hwai Yuen Anhui China warns of a looming famine with a potential one million deaths in the northern region before summer unless outside aid arrives. The message, sent to the Board of Foreign Missions in New York, underscores severe suffering and urgency.
Teddy Tetzlaff drove a Fiat in the 100 mile race at the Playa del Rey motordrome defeating Ralph de Palma. He set four new world records with a finish time of 1 hour 14 minutes 29.15 seconds, lowering the previous mark.
Washington reports the postal savings bank system has operated since January and is more successful than expected, signaling robust early performance and widespread appeal among users as it expands nationwide.
General Blanco and his rebel force have fled into the interior of Mexico where federal troops will not pursue. The retreating group carved out Cajon Bonita, about 49 miles east of Agua Prieta, in the rough country of the Sierra Madre range.
Topeka Kansas reports the number of state banks has risen toward the 900 mark as a bank guaranty plan grows. The article notes deposits flowing into state treasury funds and details the broader move to back bank guarantees across Kansas.
Mrs Julia Csepicska of St Louis describes a severe eye infection that caused burning and watering. After doctors offered little relief, she used Cuticura Pills, Soap, and Ointment leading to swelling disappearance and restored sight within six weeks.
The piece praises the lucifer match as the greatest small invention given to the world. Invented in 1837, it is described as small yet powerful like Portia's candle shedding light and giving man mastery over fire, transforming it from a troublesome hired man into an obedient servant.
An advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes for foot comfort. It highlights relief from irritation and odor with a simple application. The copy targets daily wearers and athletes seeking clean, cool feet.
A peculiar message quotes a line about weighing matters before belief and references D. Ransom, a son, and an unnamed speaker. It notes that even a small trial can be daunting when no alternatives exist, reflecting a cautious stance on judgment.
Fragmentary text hints at a weeklong world event involving boats and a million units, mentioning CASCARETS and a month long timeframe. Details are unclear but imply a maritime or travel theme with international scope.
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