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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
6
When digestion is upset by rich meals or acid condition, Phillips Milk of Magnesia offers quick relief. It neutralizes acid, prevents later distress, and ends gourness and gas after meals, unlike temporary soda relief. Next time a hearty meal causes discomfort, try Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
The Farm Journal states the strawberry is the most universally grown fruit in America, thriving in varying climates across all states. It claims a variety will produce in any type of American soil, highlighting its adaptability and modest sweetness.
A man who enjoys card games loses his stake to another after a casual gamble ends in a payout dispute. The second man claims he won the money fair and square during an informal session.
Arbor Day began with J. Sterling Morton who in 1872 proposed April 10 as tree planting day in Nebraska. The movement grew through the 1880s, influencing Ohio Cincinnati celebrations, the American Forestry Association, and worldwide observances into Canada, Spain, Hawaii, and beyond.
The London Times advocates cultivating a love of books in schools and homes. Children should recognize library shelves and be guided to use libraries, developing a proprietary interest in reading.
A witty exchange from London Tit-Bits notes the humor in miscommunication between a frazzled Englishman and a patient outsider. The piece ends with a quip that appearances can mislead, even in detective work.
Ben Obenland of Rankin Route 2 says he used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic before and after his two births and for heavy work at home and in the fields. He states he feels better and will answer letters about the medicine.
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