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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
3
An aching back is relieved by Sloan's Liniment replacing massage and plasters. It penetrates to the bone without rubbing, increases blood flow, relieves congestion, and offers both permanent and temporary relief.
Beatrice to host American Express office. Kearney hospital sale proposal under study. Governor invited to throw first pitch in Kearney May opening of State league. Crawford mayor fined 100 dollars on housing for immoral use. York burns relief fund raised 500 dollars. Hastings hosts consolidation of Farmers Elevator and Platte country dealers. York bids for capital. West Point leader Jaeger dies at 41 in California. Neligh votes 159 24 for initiative referendum. Central City to curb beggars with credential plan. York Odd Fellows home five stories stone building planned. Superior Chautaqua group organized with rapid fundraising. Kearney club urges anti freight-rate protest. Beatrice farmer Huls faces restraint threat case. Cheyenne county bonds defeated for new courthouse by small margin. Gage county woman dies in auto crash near Nambisco New Mexico. Mrs Mary Stearns of Kearney insane, committed. Quaker Oats touted as best cheap food. Yale and Browne endorse oats for endurance.
A witty exchange features Miss Cayenne debating life in the country versus the city. She quips that her mood dictates whether she risks a cow attack or a trolley-car encounter in daily life.
A nationwide report shows severe seed shortages in corn oats rye wheat flax and clover with Nebraska Iowa and other great corn and oat states hardest hit. Farmers urge early orders to John A Salzer Seed Co Box 182 La Crosse Wis for seed corn oats potatoes and field crops amid huge stock and a $500 prize catalogue.
The Cleveland Leader quotes critics calling a woman “the abandoned creature” as it notes Mrs Gay reportedly left by two husbands. The item frames public scorn around her situation.
Advertises a home remedy mixing syrup of sarsaparilla compound and Toris compound with whiskey. Recommends a tablespoon before meals and at night, promising rapid improvement and cures for severe rheumatism. Claims doctors approve and druggists can obtain ingredients quickly.
The readable text hints at a quirky ad or notice about prices and goods with scattered phrases. A few numbers and names appear, but the fragmentary nature leaves the exact item unclear and not suitable for full detail.
An old advertisement promotes Perry Davis painkiller claiming relief for strains sprains and muscle pains from any cause. It notes druggists offer 50 cent sizes and larger bottles as the cheapest option, with a nod to Father Time. The copy reflects period marketing language and product branding.
A fragment mentions Mrs Winslow and soothing remedies for children. The text also references a pen named Gammalion and claims cures, but details are unclear.
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