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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
3
In a recent letter to Dr. Hartman Botkin of Wintald Kansas extols the Hartman Sanitariess. He says the curative analyses are excellent and their value has increased, urging continued attention from the Hartman firm.
A local report notes Benedict, a female trader, has been elected to the Lowinville Board of Trade and plans to influence city commerce. The piece also mentions a range of historical data on trade and postal activity, including Detroit Adventists planning parochial schools and Chicago mail tonnage.
Hon. George A. Brooks of Knox County, a candidate, says he always stays at The Millard in Omaha. He notes rates from $1 to $2 per day on the European plan. The Lincoln, opposite the depots, offers $2 per day. The convention will be held in Fremont on June 10.
The text defines the tragedy of success as the moment a person realizes dissatisfaction amid achievement after a lifetime of pursuit. It argues fame fails to satisfy, as the object continually retreats even when seemingly grasped, leaving vision distorted by distance.
Directions for ironing summer shirt waists at home using Defiance starch for a smooth finish. Include a damp cloth, muslin, a hot clean iron, and careful handling to avoid scorching. Also notes general ad prose and unrelated quotes from the era.
An engineer halted a suspected robbery aboard a Burlington train when a male robber tried to force entry to the car door. Police say the suspect fled before officers arrived, and no one was injured.
A St Joseph dispatch reports an attempted hold up of express No 26 about a mile north of the city. Torpedoes exploded to signal robbers who vanished with a lantern after the train reached St Joseph at 9 15. Police swarmed the area but found no loot.
Engineer William Tuck holds the throttle of a Wabash locomotive at seventy five miles an hour, setting a new speed record for the line.
A Paris Missouri special reports Abe Witherup, a white murderer, lynched by a mob at midnight. Sheriff James W Clark and Deputies Martin Clark and Polk Masterson held the mob at the jail stockade for over an hour with drawn revolvers, preventing an entrance attempt.
Washington dispatch reports the funeral of the late Lord Paunce fote will be one of the most mortuary events ever held in the city. The ceremony is arranged as a tribute to memory of the ambassador.
fragmentary OCR text shows a freight shipping note with unclear names and numbers. readable bits mention Omaha and a possible date or measure but specifics are obscured.
Castries Castries St Lucia April dispatch from B C Hovyrick assistant director American Museum of Natural History describes St Pierre as Pompeii level devastation in Martinique eruption. He cites a gas tornado suffocating residents and asphyxiation preceding ruin amid burning ruins and volcanic debris.
A tornado swept through Knottin g Mill Hill near Union South Carolina killing six people and injuring several. The storm destroyed homes and left residents sheltering in remaining structures as physicians and volunteers treated the injured. One named victim Lawson was among those killed.
The item notes a king of hearts style phrase likely about a Black Ace of Spades and an at large status. It presents a brief, vague reference without clear names, dates, or organizations. The fragment suggests a card or gambling theme with a person described as real king and at large.
General Leonard Wood reported progress on the Cuban exodus toward Washington with ships or troops moving toward strategic points, while another note states he reached Norfolk, signaling evolving wartime logistics and command movements.
Fifty farmers owning land along a railroad right of way at Wood River and Orpas south of the line form the Farmers Protective Association to oppose the location of the road facilities portending a legal or community dispute.
A narrow collision near Lewes ends with a man rescued after a boat incident. Authorities report minor injuries and say investigation continues. Local responders assisted at the scene.
Mrs D Arnold of Germiah Woman's Club in Te Angeles California writes that after four years with a womb tumor doctors warned of surgery. She tried Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and after twelve bottles the tumor disappeared and her health improved without relapse.
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