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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
2
A 20 year old patient tale precedes an ad touting Murine Eye Remedy warnings against eye irritation and chalk irritation. It cites a census finding and appeals to physicians. The Chicago based firm claims soothing relief for pink eye and dry eyes and offers free eye books.
Attorney Charles Pettijohn pleaded for leniency for a client who admitted guilty to larceny. He argued the man is father of twins and stole to feed his family, prompting a sharp reply from Judge Pritchard of the criminal court in Indianapolis News.
Howard DuBois recounted a tale to Tech men about salting a diamond mine. A South Africa landowner, while surveying his property, urged an assay of the sail and eight rough diamonds were found. Offers flooded in until the wife asked where the other two were, and the rest was left to imagination.
A train boy extols popular novels and presses Booth Tarkington titles on a wary passenger who denies being Tarkington and is mistaken for Elinor Glyn, illustrating light, humorous magazine wit from Everybody's Magazine.
A Huntsville Alabama woman after forty years of coffee use and twenty years of stomach trouble ceased coffee to test the cause. After trying tea and milk she switched to Postum and four months later reports improved health, better sleep, and restored appetite. She endorses Postum and cites The Road to Wellville.
Chicago hosts the National Peace Congress with Taft absent. Darious leaders from diplomacy economics and education attend as sessions convene in Orchestra Hall. Talks cover arbitration the Hague conferences and the push for universal peace amid mass meetings and church services.
The United States faces rising living costs as Canadian provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta push wheat exports. Industrialist James J Hill notes prices may stay high, with Canadian grain surpassing U S yields. Canada’s prairie provinces expand homesteads and land sales while prospering as the world’s top grain region.
Quip notes a husband who lets his wife do as she pleases without contest. The remark, while not startling, highlights a calm approach to household decisions.
Excerpt warns against excessive or no change and calls for balance. Includes a garbled ad for Garfield Tea claiming health benefits and references to tobacco and Russia’s population growth.
Barstown Kentucky resident Mrs Josph Bardstown reports ulceration and female troubles resolved after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Christiana Tennessee resident Mary W says severe female illness and nerve distress improved, crediting the remedy. Other testimonials tout the product as a valuable aid for suffering women.
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