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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1909
Page
3
The article advises homeowners on when to paint and how to choose materials. It promotes National Lead Company paint outfits with a color book and adulteration detector, and urges checking for the Dutch Boy trademark for purity. It ends with a brief joke about a caller asking about a sister.
A mother reports an awful eczema rash on her boy healed after using Cuticura remedies. After many physicians failed, she cites rapid improvement within two months and final recovery, naming George F. Lambert of Mahanoy City, Pa as the customer.
A youth pursued Henry James by reading The Wings of the Dove and disappearing into its pages for weeks. When a friend finally spoke up the reader revealed the work is a single lengthy story rather than a collection of tales.
Mrs. Joannah Straw of 526 North Broadway Canton reports three years of rheumatic limb pain and back ache along with headaches and weak kidneys. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she, at 81, feels as healthy as a typical 50 year old, with improved work, appetite, and sleep. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
On a warm spring night in the park two youths sit beneath the stars. A snapping twig startles them as George notices a strange branch pattern and mutters that it resembles a rubber tree.
Thirteen civilians and soldiers were hanged by military court decree in Constantinople at dawn on Monday. Major Youseff and accomplices killed the Syrian deputy emir Mohammed Arslan near the parliament, and other executions occurred at three sites including the ministry of war and the Galata bridge as crowds watched.
Representative Murphy introduces a resolution to probe Federal Judges John F. Philips and Smith McPherson over their handling of Missouri rail rate litigations with railroad attorneys. The charge sheet includes absence from bench, four hour sessions, alleged jury instruction pressures, and rulings seen as usurping legislative power.
Theodore Roosevelt bags a lion near Kapiti bringing his total to three lions and one lioness on the expedition. Kermit Roosevelt also downed a cheetah and the party may reach Nairobi on May 15 before heading to Souk. The lion was killed at close range and Roosevelt’s rifle saved mounted escorts from harm.
A humorous piece from Youth's Companion recounts Rev. Mr. Spicer using a church telephone gift. He addresses the congregation with his crisp cadence and directs them to sing hymn six doubles, sing three, as he prepares to lead the service.
Fragmentary notice discusses deafness not cured, likely cures or remedies offered by F. J. Cheney & Co. with circulars and a claim of mucous inflamed surfaces. Mentions Hail's Family Pills for constipation and distribution by Druggists.
A collection of brief quips and ad copy from era newspapers. Lines include a playful exchange about a kiss amid family orders, and an endorsement for smooth iron starch claiming home laundering rivals steam laundries. A Detroit Free Press jab about a dull man and streetcar problem closes the snippet.
A historical health supplement praised as a famous builder of vitality offers claims to cleanse the bowels. The advertisement emphasizes purging toxins and improving digestion with a tonic marketed to general readers.
A brief dialogue shows a lover praising truth beauty and goodness while a cynic questions the number of girls, reflecting a flirtation with satirical wit and social commentary in Harper's magazine.
Local public notice references the address 46 De Kalb Ave Brooklyn NY. details are unreadable in the fragment but indicate official action or filing related to that site.
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