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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1903
Page
7
Mysterious passage notes that many years pass since boon conferred on man and that records of reputations are gone lost or stolen, suggesting an inquiry into fading honors and vanished histories within a reflective prose fragment.
Dr Coffee reports A remedy that restores sight to blind people and claims success in trials. A secondary remark about a man’s life dictated by his wife’s dress is noted in the column.
A fragmented line from an old advertisement describes Halts Catarrh Cure taken internally priced at 75 cents. The garbled text references belief, heredity, and an ear phrase, indicating a damaged page item with uncertain context.
An old ad notes Allen's Foot-Ease powder relieves tight new shoes and treats swollen hot feet sweating bunions. Druggists and shoe stores sell it for 25 cents with free samples. Also contains a musing verse and a Putnam tie in the text, plus a few moral lines about pride honesty and work.
A fragmented note describes New Mexico residents believing in a future state and discusses attitudes toward smoking and potential changes. The text hints at social and political hopes, with references to perseverance and progress amidst uncertainty.
NebraskaWeather Bureau notes a dry week with high winds and below normal mean temperatures especially in eastern counties. Frost occurred on several days, heavy frost in northern and western counties. Light precipitation overall, little to no crop damage, winter wheat and fruit trees show slow growth but potential remains good.
Three sheet metal workers from Philadelphia die as a scaffold breaks seventy five feet above tracks at Union Station Pittsburgh. Two others, John Ehret and David Moore, are injured but survive after clinging to scaffold remains until rescue. Cause of the accident is unavailable.
The April 30 balance snapshot shows General fund $28.39, permanent school $8,089.98, temporary school $60, permanent university 3 cents, and total state funds $279,826.65. Expenditures for the month were $249,000 plus.
Rumor suggests Governor Bailey will appoint ex auditor George E. Cole to the state accountant post after completing duties as receiver of Kansas Mutual Life. Work expected to finish this summer, enabling Cole to assume the position.
District Attorney Bethea and Attorney J S Miller indicate the Beot Trust case will wait out the thirty day window before the defendants file an appeal to the supreme court. The delay follows the decision to await expiration of the appeal period.
The Merchants' National Bank of Philadelphia drew 600000 dollars from the New York assay office for shipment to Europe by Wilhelm II. A Philadelphia bank representative deposited the gold in the sub-treasury in what is described as a special transaction not affecting actual exchange conditions.
The fishing smack of J. F. Becker from New York went ashore off Bodie Island and is a total loss. Of ten crew members five were saved and are at Oregon Inlet. the boat containing the remaining five has not been heard from.
Fragmented text reports Governor Pennypacker vetoing a bill and hints at Pennsylvania trade aims with Nebraska and Germany. It mentions meat inspection and agricultural measures, with garbled references to officials and policy discussions.
Special dispatch notes the storm's damage across the region with early fruit largely destroyed but late varieties likely to survive. Frost kept peaches and cherries from budding, strawberries harmed, and gardens damaged. Campbell Bros circus postponed as wind and cold crippled animals and plans, with potential losses to their exhibition and receipts.
Secretary Hay offers a graceful acknowledgment of Russia's aims in Manchuria and its impact on her perceived sinister mane in the quarter. The retort to Count Cassini underscores the United States position amid verbal captivation over Russian aims.
Fragmentary line hints at a forthcoming topic or event titled Basih Bare in the Pet To Over Conte. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggests a feature or notice related to a local pet program or contest. No clear person, organization, or place is readable.
Humboldt fruit growers survey shows most believe the recent snow damaged little or no fruit. Many express concern about delayed ripening and potential quality issues for the season ahead.
Mixed, garbled text discusses catarrh of pelvic organs as a frequent cause of barrenness and mentions Perces Eradicates Catarrh. It references ancient Israel and a general comment on American motherhood attitudes, but the readable fragment is incomplete and lacks clear events or sources.
A fragmentary letter from Mrs W McRoberts of Delano Mississippi to Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio describes health concerns about a baby and the mother’s improved condition after taking remedies. Other lines reference Mrs L M B Thomas of Alpha Missouri endorsing Peruna after years of illness.
The excerpt contemplates that true reward comes from a chosen pursuit yielding employment and happiness. It notes varied paths from crafts to public works and creative endeavors, stressing fulfillment over wealth. The tone reflects a reflective, historical voice on purpose and work.
Cheap excursion rates end June 15 with plan your trip now from St. Louis at 30 dollars and 25 dollars from Kansas City. Tours by personally conducted Katy Flyer from St. Louis on Tuesdays weekly. Listing includes Katy, 405 Wainwright, St. Louis with chaperone details.
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