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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1902
Page
3
A garbled passage mentions water and vegetables tied to change and ritual use. It references the use of a we landing rally and proper growth with multiple unclear phrases about nutrition, appetite, and a reputation for promoting sleep.
In a playful exchange, Sir John Lubbock comments on a spider’s appetite estimating that at a constant rate a 160-pound man would need a fat steer for breakfast, a steer and five sheep for dinner, two bullocks eight sheep and four hogs for supper, and nearly four barrels of fresh fish before bed.
Local report from Lake Sarth Minnesota May 12 notes Mrs Hildebrandt credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing her rheumatism after trying many medicines. A nursemaid recalls her gratitude and claims she now sleeps well and feels real well.
A Paris dispatch describes a spreading catastrophe with 30,000 dead and 50,000 homeless. President Roosevelt urges a 650,000 relief appropriation as nations provide money and food. Red Cross aid as requested includes cod, beans, rice, salt meat, and biscuits. Kaiser Wilhelm and other leaders send messages of sympathy and support.
Senor Augusto Severo of Brazil and two aeronauts were killed when the airship wrecked. Severo, once a member of Rio de Janeiro’s parliament, pursued aerial flight for over twenty years. He conducted steerable kite tests in 1881 and later built a large steerable balloon in 1894, though results were unsatisfactory.
Mrs. James Smith of Mills County Iowa says Frank Jennings used hypnotic influence to lure her from her husband. She traveled to Plattsmouth and Nebraska City with him, then he left and sent a card urging her to return home. She claims she was freed from the influence and returned.
The suit seeks to destroy an alleged conspiracy to control the U S meat trade. Attorney General Knox approves the bill’s aim. District A served notice and motions set for May 20 3 p m. Defendants plan to challenge the petition’s sufficiency and respond May 29.
FAST MAIL.HELD. UP Bold bandits operate in Arkanene Ba as masked raiders rammed a delivery truck, boarded the dispatcher, and escaped with cash. Police launched a wide manhunt, urging witnesses to come forward.
The Lincoln Nebraska theater page includes promotions for local depots, lodging at two dollars per day and up, plus a mix of old ads for Penlance Starch and various tonics. The text also contains scattered quotes on dieting and health claims in a dated 1900 advertisement context.
The readable text mixes assorted fragments about a poker party pot luck, a political job, Defiance Starch packaging, and generic remarks on hair color and perception. It lacks coherent event or clear names, yielding a fragmented historical clipping.
Annie McKay, a Toronto chaplain and mother of five, credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after severe feminine troubles. She describes long suffering since childbirth, improvement after starting the remedy, and gratitude for renewed strength and well being.
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