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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
3
W. Meadville of 7604 North Twenty-ninth Street Omaha Nebraska reports severe liver and kidney trouble with back pains. He credits Tanlac with rapid improvement and renewed strength after weeks staying in bed. Tanlac is sold by retailers.
A stern teacher orders Willie to surrender chewing gum and proposes a fair split. Willie agrees to share half, reflecting a brief classroom dispute over a small treat.
An eminent medical authority warns against pills on salts for constipation due to permanent injury. It promotes Nujol as a gentle, non laxative lubricant resembling Nature's own, not a medicine, harmless like water, available from druggists.
A brief exchange lists a judge noting the difficulty of keeping a cook in the country and a remark that few cooks care for golf echoing a light civic anecdote about rural life.
A sworn statement of purity accompanies each bottle of Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root herbal remedy. It is described as a non stimulant aid for general wellbeing and claimed to support kidney and liver function through natural ingredients.
A fragment notes a couple mismanaging funds citing Jack Spratt and his wife unable to eat fat or eat a loan while spending on Jitmey’s gas line. Fresno California’s Fresno Republican source attribution appears.
The message stresses using Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with careful directions and the Bayer Cross marking to ensure genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for relief. It emphasizes quick relief and packaging safety.
The Cambrai transports more than a thousand soldiers home to the United States as the Quartermaster Corps completes its mission of bringing home the fallen. Arlington and overseas burials continue, with the military guard, dignitaries, and relatives honoring the dead. Relatives are notified by telegram, escorted to the final destination, and assisted by the Travelers Aid Society and Red Cross in Washington and Hoboken.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Hatfield in a Lydia E Mathes notice, with unclear specifics about origin or content. The readable portion references a case or notice involving Mrs Hatfield and names Sabina, SB Hares, or related terms in a historical context.
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