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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
3
An easy chemical test detects impurities in painting materials used nationwide. Request House owner's Painting Outfit No 49 from National Lead Company, 1902 Trinity Building, New York, to ensure pure white lead and proper color schemes. The Dutch Boy Painter trademark guarantees authenticity.
A doctor jokes about curing Mrs Tooter to end a lucrative income while planning to bill her and treat her for nervous prostration. The dialogue hints at black humor and medical hustle.
A 77 year old man from Mt. Kisco New York suffering six months of intense itching eczema finds relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. He slept through the first night after twenty four hours of use and was fully cured in a month, per the testimonial.
A campaign to erect a memorial church on the Shiloh battlefield site, where the 1862 battle began, seeks no less than $10,000. A permanent donor register will be kept and publicly displayed in the church for visitors and tourists.
A Paris journal notes the fattest recruit in the French army found in Corbeil. The honore is M. Labverdu, son of a local merchant, weighing 268 pounds avoirdupois about 19 stone.
Tired hot sweaty feet suffer bunions and toe issues. Allen S&S offers Feot-Ease with powder to cure while you walk. Available at all gifts and shoe stores. Send for free sample to LeRoy New York.
The readable text includes odd remarks and an advertisement for Hawsime Wizard Oil claiming relief from various pains. It also contains scattered quotation fragments about faces and thoughts and a vague note about Lewis brand imagery and a suggestion to turn something bottom upward.
James H Boyle received life imprisonment in the western penitentiary at Pittsburg for kidnapping Billie Whitla. His wife Mary Dee was sentenced to twenty five years and fined five thousand dollars plus costs. Both collapsed after the sentences and were carried to their cells unshackled as officers assisted them to the jail.
Mehmed V was invested with the sword of Othman in a brief ceremony at Eyoub Mosque marking the completion of his coronation. Foreigners were not admitted. about 300,000 spectators lined the procession route from Dolma Bagtsche Palace. Dignitaries and officials joined the crowd as the sultan, cheered, greeted by embassies and onlookers.
About 1 400 New York school maams may strike this week if Mayor McClellan does not sign the equal pay bill. Roughly 100 leading female instructors will meet the mayor to urge support. The mayor plans to stand his ground and discuss the issue with the teachers.
After a five day program of entertainment and sightseeing honoring Rear Admiral Ijichi of the Japanese navy and the training cruisers Aso and Soya, the ships sailed for Esquimalt on Monday morning. Thousands of Japanese citizens lined the waterfront to bid a hearty farewell.
Chairman Payne of the ways and means committee reported the Philippine tariff bill to the House and announced it would be called up on Thursday. No agreement was reached on debate time, but it is believed the bill will be advanced without delay.
A record frost struck parts of Kansas Sunday night causing widespread damage. Officials report unusually low temperatures and anticipate significant impact on crops and outdoor preparations across multiple counties.
Nationwide interest grows as epilepticide cures fire and nervousness. Free trial bottles literature history of Epi and testimonials offered by mail to Dr May Laboratory Pearl Street New York City to all who write.
The New York Herald recounts Julia Ward Howe’s restrained humor when a Newport guest asked for a lovely remark about her so called plasma on a moonlit veranda. Howe replied in her refined tone that it is a bully plaza.
Advertises Murine to relieve red watery eyes irritation from chalk dust in classrooms. Claims soothing non injurious formula designed by physicians and sold nationwide with free eye books.
A woman ponders a proverb about man resembling a river while her husband jokes that real wealth comes from owning banks. The scene shifts to product marketing praising Defiance Starch, claiming past decades’ formulas were inferior and the latest version omits harmful chemicals and adds a strength and smoothness unseen before.
The school garden idea has been remarkably developed in San Antonio Texas with 949 cultivated plots attached to 29 schools. Gardens range from one-tenth to one-quarter of an acre each.
An advertisement touts Lane's Pleasant Tablets to stop a cold quickly. It claims pills work even if a cold has strong grip, priced 25 cents a box and sold by dealers. Ordering details and a sample offer are provided. Also promotes Garfield Tea for constipation and liver kidney issues from Garfield Tea Co. Brooklyn.
A jumble of old ad copy and sayings appears, featuring eye salve 25c in Buffalo, liquor jokes, Lewis’ cigars, and generic business ploys. The text pairs quips with noisy product lines and moral observations, offering a glimpse of vintage storefront chatter.
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