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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1915

Page

6

Warrington and the Parrot in a Rangoon River Scheme

Warrington an American adventurer travels with James his servant and a CAged par rot from Samet Pare Ree to Rangoon to cash a draft for 38.8 rupees Elisa Chetwood a rich American tourist recognizes Warrington and asks the purser for introduction. He explains Warrington has beaten a syndicate and sold his claims for £2 000. The parrot joins the journey as Elsa and the companion Martha warn of gossip. In Rangoon Warrington pays old debts overhears a row over cards and interferes.

Warrington James Rangoon Elisa Chetwood Elsa Martha

In the Next Room Warrington Faces Craig in Rangoon

Warrington confronts Craig in a boardinghouse in Rangoon and recalls a ten year feud. Elsa defends herself against Craig's harassment with a hatpin, while Martha worries about travel and safety as Elsa plans tea with Warrington before their departure for Singapore.

The Mystery of Warrington Continues to San Francisco

Elsa fears the stranger Warrington mirrors Arthur Ellisons past as Martha warns Arthur to join Elsa in San Francisco. Elsa plans marriage to Arthur though she senses danger, while Warrington loiters aboard the ship with a parrot cage and luggage. The letter hints at hidden loyalties and a life in exile.

Martha Mr Arthur Elsa Warrington Singapore Puszie San Francisco Hooghly Arthur Ellison Arthur Glass Kentucky

Stalking Carpathian Stags in Bukowina September 1896

In the Carpathians the finest European stags are found, surpassing Bavarian deer in antler weight and size. While stalking in Bukowina in September 1896, Mr. Edward North Buxton shot a stag with 18 points and antlers 63 inches long.

Carpathians Europe Bukowina Edward North Buxton

Gadeken's Recovery With Mayr Remedy in Wisner Neb

John Gadeken of Wisner Nebraska reassures readers that after years of stomach and digestion issues he took Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and rapidly gained weight while his stomach bowels and overall health improved. He claims two weeks since treatment brought perfect digestive function and relief from gas and heart pressure. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ailments with a money back guarantee.

John Gadeken Wisner Neb Gadeken Mayr Adry

Allen's Foot-Ease for the Troops at the Front

Over 100000 packages of Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder are used by German and Allied troops at the Front. It rests the feet and gives instant relief to corns bunions hot swollen aching and tender feet, making walking easy. Try it today. Don’t accept any substitute.

Allen Adv

An Essential Particular. Knicker Smyth Predicts War End

A witty note questions who can name the date of the war’s end, contrasting Knicker-Smyth's claim with the query Bocker-Which end. The brief plays on certainty and doubt about predicting historical outcomes.

Knicker—Smyth Bocker

Murine Remedy Co Ad Promotes Eye Drops

An old advertisement from Murine Remedy Co. Chi markets Murine eye drops for red eyes and weak vision. The copy urges readers to write for a book and free samples.

Murine Bye Remedy Co Chi

Broad and Crooked Road Paved with Good Intentions

A concise reflection notes that even well meant efforts can lead to flawed results. The saying suggests that good motives do not guarantee ethical outcomes or effective plans.

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Minneapolis Reader

A Minneapolis reader credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of pains after childbirth and enabling her to resume housework. The advertisement claims the remedy is made from native roots, contains no narcotics, and offers confidential advisory letters from a woman.

Aselin Lydia E. Pinkham Minneapolis Minn Joseph Aselin Fourth Avenue Ious

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